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The Boelter Cos. sells sports brands division to Nashville manufacturer
Pewaukee-based food and beverage equipment distributor The Boelter Cos. Inc. has sold its sports licensed products division to a Nashville-based manufacturing firm.
Marcus Corp. makes additional layoffs in Wisconsin
Milwaukee-based Marcus Corp. has laid off 212 additional workers at its Wisconsin businesses as the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic continues to ravage the service and hospitality industries.
Distribution center built for German company in Pleasant Prairie sold for $54.6 million
A 590,185-square-foot building built in Pleasant Prairie for Germany-based Fresenius Kabi has been sold in a $54.6 million deal, according to state records.
Twin Disc considering consolidation of Racine facilities
Racine-based Twin Disc Inc. is considering the consolidation of its Racine headquarters into its manufacturing facility about 2.5 miles away on 21st Street.
Noteholders object to Briggs & Stratton bankruptcy plan
Briggs & Stratton’s plan to sell most of the company to KPS Capital Partners moves to quickly and does...
Manitowoc Company appoints Aaron Ravenscroft as new CEO
Milwaukee-based The Manitowoc Company, Inc. has appointed Aaron Ravenscroft its new president and chief executive officer, the company announced Wednesday.
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Quad CEO Joel Quadracci says he’s comforted by retailers requiring masks
Count Sussex-based Quad/Graphics Inc. as among the companies hit hard by the coronavirus in the second quarter.
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.Â
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.
