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Mandel Group announces succession plan, new leadership

Milwaukee-based real estate development firm Mandel Group Inc. on Thursday announced the implementation of its leadership succession plan, one which promotes the firm's emerging leaders into new roles while retaining senior leadership.

New restaurant to replace longtime fixture Cucina at Kohler’s Shops at Woodlake

Kohler Co.'s hospitality arm is opening a new dining concept to replace its decades-old Italian restaurant Cucina at The Shops at Woodlake in Kohler.

Broadstep Behavorial Health moving local office to Cobalt’s Allis Yards development

Broadstep Behavorial Health Inc., a national provider of behavioral-health and residential support services, is moving its Wisconsin business office, community support program and pharmacy to Allis Yards in October, according to a news release.

Milliman to anchor office building at Irgens’ The Corridor development in Brookfield

Seattle-based actuarial and consulting firm Milliman Inc. will be the anchor tenant of a 6-story, 186,000-square-foot office building that Milwaukee-based Irgens plans to build at its mixed-use The Corridor development northwest of I-94 and Calhoun Road in Brookfield.
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Tooling manufacturer to move from Illinois to Kenosha County

Advent Tool & Manufacturing Inc. plans to move its headquarters and production operation from Antioch, Illinois to the Salem Industrial Park in the Village of Salem Lakes.

Brookfield chemical maker moving HQ to Irgens’ The Corridor development

Hydrite Chemical Co. is the first tenant announced for Golf Parkway Corporate Center at The Corridor, Milwaukee-based Irgens Partners LLC's mixed-use development along I-94 in Brookfield.

Twin Disc planning cost cutting when PPP loan ends

When Racine-based Twin Disc Inc. planned an early July conference call with investors and analysts, chief executive officer John Batten assumed he would be announcing new cost cutting actions.

The banks that administered the most PPP loans in Wisconsin

As part of the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) to help businesses during the severe economic downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, financial institutions administered more than 85,000 Paycheck Protection Program loans to Wisconsin companies, totaling about $9.88 billion.

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