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Commentary: Downtown takes a hit
Downtown Milwaukee has experienced an exciting revitalization during the past 20 years. But that revitalization has been on pause...
In focus: Nerf wars at 1st and Bowl
After bringing the concept of “football bowling” to the Milwaukee area in 2019, 1st and Bowl has added another...
Rev up: MySureFit aims to disrupt online apparel market with virtual fitting room
Milwaukee-based startup MySureFit has set out to revolutionize the online shoppers’ experience with its virtual fitting technology platform for...
Indoor urban farm planned for Century City
New York-based Planet to Plate Inc. wants to operate an urban farm within an industrial building in Milwaukee’s Century City business park.
Northwestern Mutual tops $2 trillion in life insurance for policyowners
Milwaukee-based Northwestern Mutual this week announced its 2020 results, reporting new company records in revenue, total surplus, total company assets, client investment assets, total dividend payout, new clients and new financial professionals.
Next phase of City Place development will add more affordable housing to Halyard Park neighborhood
The next phase of the City Place apartments in Milwaukee's Halyard Park neighborhood got an initial endorsement from a city panel Thursday afternoon.
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We Energies planning new steam district operations HQ
We Energies is seeking approval from state regulators to build a new headquarters for its steam district operations.
Wauwatosa selects Mandel Group proposal for redeveloping Tosa Village parking lot
The city of Wauwatosa is working with Milwaukee-based Mandel Group Inc. in selling the Blanchard Street parking lot in the Tosa Village district for redevelopment.
‘Johnny V’ withdraws proposal for Wauwatosa apartment tower
John "Johnny V" Vassallo withdrew his proposal to construct a 20-story, 340-unit apartment tower southwest of West Bluemound and North Mayfair roads in Wauwatosa, about 90 minutes before city leaders were to consider denying it at a Common Council meeting.
Johnson Controls looking to cut $300 million in costs over 3 years
Johnson Controls International expects to deliver $300 million in savings through decreased operating expenses over the next three years, the building technology company announced today.
