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Recently I've been reading of more and more companies eliminating titles from their organizations.

Milwaukee Brewing Company is growing at a fast clip, but it hasn't lost sight of its commitment to sustainability.

Bree Schumacher started cooking homemade kale-based sauce for her children about a year ago. She never dreamed it would become a business.

S outheastern Wisconsin food and beverage manufacturers recently had a chance to tour the anaerobic digester being constructed at...

T he U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) recently published some updates about key provisions of the Affordable Care Act...

It's no secret that concussions have a profound impact on the brain. But what exactly happens when someone sustains a concussion?

Few things are more tied to Wisconsin's culture than football. From the Frozen Tundra of Lambeau Field and the swaying bleachers at Camp Randall in Madison to the high schools, colleges, parks and backyards where the game is played all across the state, football is a part of life here in the Badger State.

Irgens, one of the most prominent commercial real estate development firms in the Milwaukee area, is trying to convince city officials to provide a subsidy for its proposed 17-story, $105 million, 357,000-square-foot office tower that it wants to build at 833 E. Michigan St. in downtown Milwaukee.

It's become commonplace in this day and age for technology once seen as science fiction to become a reality and begin impacting people's day-to-day lives. Such is becoming the case for 3-D printing, an industry that has seen significant growth in recent years, and even garnered a mention in President Barack Obama's State of the Union Address earlier this year.