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Milwaukee Biz Blog: Wisconsin angel investing grows, but much work remains

Wisconsin firms raised more than $152 million in early stage funding in 2011, reflecting a record year for angel investments but a decline in venture capital financing from 2010 totals.

BizTimes Manufacturing Weekly: ASQ joins Manufacturing Skills Certification System

Milwaukee-based workplace quality organization ASQ has partnered with Washington, D.C.-based manufacturing improvement organization The Manufacturing Institute to address the...

BizTimes Wisconsin Morning Headlines: Miniature Precision Components to add jobs in Janesville

A Walworth-based maker of thermoplastic components will expand its operation to Janesville and add at least 90 jobs in...

Baird assigns “Outperform” rating for Roundy’s

Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc. today initiated coverage of the common stock of Roundy's Inc. with a rating of “Outperform” and set a $12 price target for the stock.

Power at the port

Construction was completed recently for the City of Milwaukee's wind turbine, located next to the Port of Milwaukee's administration...
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Walker to sign state investment in Milwaukee Water Council

Gov. Scott Walker today will formally sign an agreement for the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. to invest $750,000 over three years in the Milwaukee Water Council Inc.

Cream City Grecycling turns cooking grease into fuel

Used cooking oil containers at restaurants are often treated like trash bins, but a Milwaukee company has seen the value in the congealed fat.

Republican legislators deny funding for Milwaukee train facility

The vestiges of a high-speed rail project that was rejected by Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker continue to play out in the state, as the Legislature's Joint Finance Committee rejected a Wisconsin Transportation Department request for $2.5 million in bonding for design costs for a passenger rail maintenance facility in Milwaukee.

Greenwood converts industrial waste to energy source

For the past five months, Brady Corp. has been sending its industrial waste to be recycled into renewable fuel pellets.

The Milwaukee company, which manufactures high-performance labels, signs, safety devices and printing systems, cannot recycle its adhesive coated waste product in the traditional way.

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