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Wisconsin Center District moving ahead with $420 million convention center expansion
The Wisconsin Center District is moving ahead with the proposed expansion of the downtown Milwaukee convention center, though the project timeline is unknown as the nation continues to combat the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak.
Financial institutions await guidance for federal relief programs
Financial institutions are awaiting additional guidance from federal officials before making available an array of financial relief programs for businesses impacted by the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Last two weeks of unemployment claims nearly equal worst 6-week period in 2009
The number of initial unemployment claims filed in Wisconsin last week more than doubled from the previous week when the state set a record with 51,031 initial claims.
Rexnord’s Todd Adams talks about managing through coronavirus, sees a U or W shaped recovery
Asked what his expectations are for an economic recovery coming out of the coronavirus outbreak, Rexnord Corp. chief executive officer Todd Adams said it is “very difficult” to think it will be V-shaped.
Gerald Rappaport, longtime Milwaukee hotel manager, dies at 58
Gerald Rappaport, a longtime manager of several Milwaukee-area hotels including the downtown Hyatt Regency Milwaukee and Hilton Milwaukee City Center, has died at age 58.
Brew City Match to offer $1,200 grants, 0% interest loans to small businesses in certain parts of Milwaukee
Brew City Match will offer $150,000 in loans and grants to help small businesses in certain parts of Milwaukee overcome closures and temporary revenue loss caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Commercial real estate brokers refocusing role as advisers during COVID-19 pandemic
Commercial real estate brokers will have to put more emphasis on their role as advisers as they navigate new challenges resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a panel of industry experts.
Harley-Davidson COO Michelle Kumbier leaving company
Michelle Kumbier, chief operating officer of Harley-Davidson Motor Co., will leave her role with the company on April 3, the Milwaukee-based motorcycle maker disclosed in a securities filing Monday.
A road map for crisis management
No matter if the crisis is internal or external to your organization, time is of the essence. You should have a designated crisis management team ready to expressly handle these types of situations whether they are internal or external to the organization.
Advocate Aurora to establish overflow emergency department tents at all hospitals
Advocate Aurora Health is setting up emergency department overflow tents at all of its hospitals to prepare for a surge in patients with COVID-19 symptoms.
