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Stella & Chewy’s buys its Oak Creek HQ and manufacturing facility
Oak Creek-based pet-food maker Stella & Chewy's has purchased its headquarters and manufacturing facility on Oakview Parkway from an affiliate of New York-based Lexington Realty Trust, according to state records.
AG Architecture announces leadership change
AG Architecture has named Eric Harrmann as its new chief design officer who will co-lead the firm with chief operating officer Tracey Schnick, as former chief executive officer Gene Guszkowski transitions into more of a mentorship role.
U.S. SBA reopens EIDL to all businesses
The Economic Injury Disaster Loan is now available to all businesses after the U.S. Small Business Administration limited which businesses could apply in May.
SARA buys Milwaukee industrial building for $10.6 million
Madison-based SARA Investment Real Estate has purchased an industrial building on Milwaukee's northwest side for $10.6 million.
MaskForce leaders share lessons in collaboration
The MaskForce reached a scalable solution in 40 days to provide N95-style masks to Wisconsin health care workers on...
With many student internships canceled, The Commons is helping fill the gap
University of Wisconsin-Madison senior Thaddeus Gue had lined up his summer internship at a Chicago architecture firm.
“I was going...
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Marcus to open another drive-in theater in area
Marcus Theatres plans to open a second Milwaukee-area drive-in theater, this time outside of its South Shore Cinema in Oak Creek.
Shur-Line to close St. Francis facility
Shur-Line plans to end manufacturing operations at its facility at 4051 S. Iowa Ave. in St. Francis by the end of the year, according to a notice sent to state officials.
Derse laying off dozens as trade show cancellations devastate industry
Milwaukee-based Derse Inc., one of the largest designers and builders of trade show exhibits in the country, informed state and local officials that it will terminate 10 employees and lay off an additional 77 as its industry has been shut down by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Lessons learned in acting fast
Editor’s note: The onslaught of the COVID-19 crisis has forced Wisconsin businesses to think on their feet, quickly shifting...
