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Modine CEO Tom Burke steps down
Tom Burke has stepped own as president and chief executive officer of Racine-based Modine Manufacturing Co.
Michels Corp., DeLong Co. plan major projects at Port Milwaukee
Two major projects are planned at Port Milwaukee by Brownsville-based Michels Corp. and Clinton-based The DeLong Co.
Marcus Corp. Q2 earnings hit hard by COVID-19 pandemic
With its operations virtually shut down during the second quarter due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Marcus Corp. today reported a net loss of $27 million for the quarter.
Helgesen cutting 102 jobs in Hartford
Hartford-based fabricated metals manufacturer Helgesen plans to reduce its staff by 102 positions across two locations, according to a notice sent to state and local officials.
Rite-Hite acquires site of its future HQ at Reed Street Yards
The land where Brown Deer-based Rite-Hite Holding Corp. intends to build its new headquarters in Milwaukee has been sold to an affiliate of the company for $12 million, according to state records.
Bayshore names new senior general manager
Bayshore has named Mario Mireles as its new senior general manager, the shopping center announced Monday.
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Hiring 400 people, expanding production, Generac’s standby generator business booms as consumers spend more time at home
Benefiting from what it calls the “Home as a Sanctuary” trend, Waukesha-based Generac Holdings Inc. saw a 30% increase in sales of its home standby generators during the second quarter.
Air Wisconsin to lay off 361 employees
Air Wisconsin Airlines has plans to lay off 361 employees located at airports in Milwaukee and Appleton.
Silver Spring Golf Club in Menomonee Falls could be turned into large subdivision
The Silver Spring Golf Club in Menomonee Falls could be turned into a single-family subdivision, according to plans filed with the village.
Development group buys land in Kenosha where it plans to build nearly 800-unit multi-family project
The developers behind the planned Strawberry Fields multi-family project have acquired the 76.5-acre Kenosha site where the nearly 800 housing units will be built.
