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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.
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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...

How the office market is adjusting to the COVID-19 pandemic

Badger Mutual Insurance Co.announced last fall it would relocate its headquarters from Milwaukee’s south side to downtown. About eight months later,...

Behind the scenes: Making cheeseheads at Foamation

On a good day, Foamation Inc.’s Original Cheesehead Factory can produce about 150 of its iconic cheesehead hats. But...

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