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Hispanic business is focus of new UWM-based initiative
The Small Business Development Center at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee School of Continuing Education has developed El Centro Empresarial...
Rejuvenate your career with healthy diversions
To stay healthy, business executives occasionally need to pop up out of the bunkers of their companies and careers...
Accountant takes executive post at Weiss Berzowski Brady
Eric Breese, a certified public accountant, has joined the Milwaukee office of Weiss Berzowski Brady as the law firm's...
Tort reform debate continues into new year
While businesses continue to absorb higher liability insurance premiums, a new report about rising tort costs is refueling the...
Business interruption insurance may be critical to survival
If your business was struck by an unforeseen disaster, such as a fire, burglary or massive equipment failure, would...
Investigators target life insurance industry
With the mutual fund industry in turmoil amid federal allegations, regulators are now broadening their investigation to include the...
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Swartzberg sees law firm growth
As the needs of Sandy Swartzberg's Milwaukee south side law firm, Swartzberg & Duggan, grew beyond the capacity of...
Wisconsin LLCs will be required to file new annual reports this year
All domestic limited liability companies (LLCs) in the state will be required to file an annual report with the...
How much money is a hardship?
Because of a recent state Supreme Court ruling, Wisconsin's employers will be held to a higher standard for accommodating...
Bridging two disciplines
Owners nationwide are using design/build to construct projects in greater numbers. If the Sixth Street Viaduct project proves to be a success, it could propel the use of design/build in Wisconsin, particularly for public projects.
