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Chicago-based swim school eyes Milwaukee area for expansion
Chicago-based Big Blue Swim School is targeting southeastern Wisconsin for its next out-of-state expansion.
Walgreens store building on Greenfield Avenue in Brookfield sold for $6 million
The building at 15650 W. Greenfield Ave. in Brookfield that houses a Walgreens store has been sold for $5.95 million, according to state records.
5 minutes with … Nadiyah Johnson
Nadiyah Johnson, founder and chief executive officer of Milwaukee-based software company Jet Constellations, has partnered with New York-based information...
Court approves financing for Briggs, how did it come to this and now what?
A federal bankruptcy judge in Missouri on Tuesday approved initial debtor-in-possession for Wauwatosa-based Briggs & Stratton to continue its operations.
David Youn named president of Master Lock
Oak Creek-based The Master Lock Company announced that David Youn has been named president of the company.
Project Pitch It: NovoMoto deploys solar-powered TV kits in Congo
Madison-based clean electricity startup NovoMoto is launching new products, fundraising and hiring more staff after being featured this year...
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Briggs says it’s business as usual for suppliers, customers and employees, but retirees are losing some benefits
The financing agreement Briggs & Stratton Corp. reached with its lenders and KPS Capital Partners will allow the company continue operating even as it enters bankruptcy with around $16.5 million in cash on hand.
Vacant Kenosha office building eyed for multi-family development
A developer is considering a 70-unit multi-family development at the site of a vacant office building southeast of 35th Street and 30th Avenue in Kenosha.
Milwaukee’s lost year: Where do we go from here?
This was supposed to be Milwaukee’s big year, a year unlike any other in the city’s history.
Consider what could...
Family businesses finding ways to navigate COVID-19
When the coronavirus outbreak hit Wisconsin and stay-at-home orders were issued earlier this year, Thiensville-based Shully’s Catering faced what had become an...
