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Crowne Plaza Milwaukee West in Wauwatosa will transition to a new flag and management company this fall.

Metropolitan Milwaukee home sales are still rebounding strong after a coronavirus-fueled spring slump, as sales were up "an astounding" 28.2% year-over-year in September, according to the Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors.

Milwaukee-based education technology startup Fiveable has secured $2.3 million in its latest funding round from multiple investors including Chelsea Clinton, the daughter of former president Bill Clinton and former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

Wauwatosa-based developer Wangard Partners Inc. has announced the implementation of a succession plan that includes promotions for two company leaders and the creation of a new board of directors.

Foxconn Technology Group says the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. decision finding the company does not qualify for tax incentives under a 2017 contract “is a disappointment and a surprise.”

The day after informing Foxconn it is not eligible for tax incentives under its current contract, the head of Wisconsin’s economic development agency says the company’s vision for it’s operations in the state is “really important for Wisconsin’s future economy.”

Glendale-based IT and cybersecurity managed services company River Run acquired Alexssa, an IT services company based in West Bend.

KPH Construction Corp. has emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy and is taking several parties to court, including Milwaukee-based architecture firm Kahler Slater, over the Hotel Northland project in Green Bay.

The representation of women on the boards of Wisconsin’s largest public companies has increased slightly from 2019, while the percentage of those boards with three or more female directors has dropped since last year. 

Despite a broad economic slowdown in the country, Hartland-based Batteries Plus Bulbs continues to grow during the COVID-19 pandemic with plans to open 10 new stores across the U.S.