Industries
Wisconsin Goes Back to the Future
In the 21st century, Wisconsin's economy is again being built on agriculture, mining and manufacturing.
SC Johnson awarded for ethics
Racine-based household cleaning product manufacturer SC Johnson has received a Wisconsin Business Ethics Award from the Society of Financial Service Professionals-Milwaukee.
IQ Awards will salute innovative companies
Do you know of a company that is innovative? BizTimes Media is seeking nominations for its 2012 IQ (Innovation Quotient) Awards.
MillerCoors reports strong quarter
SABMiller plc and Molson Coors Brewing Company reported that MillerCoors’ fourth quarter underlying net income increased 32.5 percent to $194.0 million.
Impairment charge yields losses at Brady Corp.
Brady Corp., a Milwaukee-based provider of identification solutions, reported a fiscal second quarter net loss of $90.0 million, or $1.72 per share, compared to a net profit of $24.2 million, or 46 cents per share, in the same period a year ago.
Wisconsin ethanol industry sets new export record
Wisconsin agricultural exports reached a record high in 2011 at $285 billion, with Wisconsin-produced ethanol as one of the top exports for the year.
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General Motors reports record profits
General Motors Co. reported a record annual profit, two years after the nation's largest automaker emerged from bankruptcy with the help of a federal bailout.
Sigma-Aldrich making Milwaukee a distribution hub
St. Louis-based chemical manufacturer Sigma-Aldrich Co. LLC is expanding its Milwaukee distribution facility and adding 40 jobs to make the city one of two global shipping hubs.
Hunger Task Force receives big donation from BMO Harris
M&I, now a part of BMO Financial Group, recently awarded Hunger Task Force with a check for $76, 650.
