Transportation & Logistics

Roadrunner acquires Omaha trucking companies

Cudahy logistics provider Roadrunner Transportation Systems Inc. has acquired R&M Transportation and Sortino Transportation for $24.4 million.

Milwaukee County gets $3.2 million in federal funds for buses

Milwaukee County will receive $3.24 million from the federal government for buses and bus infrastructure, Sen. Herb Kohl, D-Wisconsin, announced.
The state of Wisconsin is getting a total of $11.78 million in federal funds for buses, including the money for Milwaukee County, Kohl said.

Airlines increase ancillary revenue

A new report from Shorewood-based airline consultant IdeaWorksCompany shows the ancillary revenue reported by airlines grew to $22.6 billion in 2011, up 66 percent from 2009.

Milwaukee Biz Blog: Highway and transit bill will boost economy

Stephen Sandherr, chief executive officer of the Associated General Contractors of America, is urging Congress to approve the federal surface transportation bill authorized by the Congressional Conference Committee.

VIDEO: Talgo trains hang in the balance

Four train sets have been manufactured and are being readied for service at Talgo Inc. in Milwaukee. Two will be sent to Oregon, but the other two trains could be mothballed.

Frontier frequent fliers can convert to Delta flights

Frontier Airlines, which has cut back its daily service at Milwaukee’s General Mitchell International Airport to a handful of flights, is offering its Wisconsin customers a one-time opportunity to transfer their frequent flier miles to be used on Delta flights.
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BizTimes Money Weekly: Roadrunner acquires Massachusetts carrier

Cudahy-based transportation and logistics company Roadrunner Transportation Systems Inc. has acquired all outstanding capital stock in CTW Transport.

Roadrunner acquires Mass. carrier

Cudahy-based transportation and logistics company Roadrunner Transportation Systems Inc. has acquired all outstanding capital stock in CTW Transport.

BizTimes Real Estate Weekly: Minneapolis developer wants to redevelop Downtown Transit Center

Minneapolis-based commercial real estate development and property management firm Ryan Companies is one of the development firms that has submitted a proposal in response to a Milwaukee County request for information (RFI) seeking development proposals for the Downtown Transit Center site on the lakefront, according to commercial real estate sources.

Bravo! Winner: Michael Coakley, managing partner, C.H. Coakley & Company

Michael T. Coakley

Managing Partner

C.H. Coakley & Co. Inc.

2151 N. Martin Luther King Dr., Milwaukee

www.chcoakley.com  

Revenue: $12 million

Employees: 105

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