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Downtown Milwaukee-area hotel operators received $11.3 million from state lodging grant program

The owners and operators of hotels in or near downtown Milwaukee received about $11.3 million in federal COVID-19 relief funds distributed by the state.

Ball Metalpack to add 50 jobs at Milwaukee plant to support new production line

Colorado-based Ball Metalpack, a manufacturer of steel cans for food and household products, today announced the addition of a new two-piece food can production line at its Milwaukee manufacturing plant at 8500 W. Tower Ave.

Passenger traffic at Mitchell Airport dipped 4.3% in August

Passenger traffic at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport dipped roughly 4.3% from July to August, the first month-to-month drop in traffic since the fall of 2020.

Quad names new COO, CFO ahead of longtime exec’s retirement

Sussex-based Quad/Graphics Inc. will promote Dave Honan to chief operating officer and Tony Staniak to chief financial officer as of Jan. 1, the company announced Tuesday.

Milwaukee data center, flex industrial building sold for nearly $4.7 million

A data center and flex industrial building near the Milwaukee-West Milwaukee border has been sold to an investor for $4.66 million, according to state records.

Valero to lay off 61 at idled Jefferson County ethanol plant

San Antonio, Texas-based Valero Energy Corp. informed state and local officials this week that it plans to lay off 61 of the 68 employees at its ethanol plant in Jefferson County, located just north of the city of Jefferson

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Brookfield-based Storage Master sells facilities for $93.2 million

Brookfield-based Storage Master LLC has sold at least eight of its facilities to a national self-storage giant for $93.2 million.

Quad sells West Allis facility for $33 million

Sussex-based Quad/Graphics Inc. has sold its Quad Data Solutions facility in West Allis to a national investor and developer of industrial real estate for $33 million, according to state records.