BizTimes announces 2012 Health Care Heroes
BizTimes Media announced the recipients of its 2012 Health Care Heroes Awards.
Wyndham closure could lead to major redevelopment project
When the 508-room Wyndham Milwaukee Airport Hotel & Conference Center goes out of business and closes its doors, most likely in late December, a highly visible property at Milwaukee's front door next to General Mitchell International Airport will go dark.
Real estate professionals gaining confidence in market
Milwaukee-area commercial real estate professionals are becoming more confident about the marketplace, which continues a slow recovery from the Great Recession, according to the results of the annual Commercial Realtors Association of Wisconsin (CARW) member survey.
Bling be gone and take my college graduate with you
As you sit across the table from your college graduate progeny, who has decided to grace their old room while the economy recovers, you may take some small comfort knowing that your pain is being shared by people on the other side of the globe.
New UWM builidng
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM) recently began construction for the 93,000-square-foot, $75 million Kenwood Interdisciplinary Research Complex.
How to save in a no-yield world
Economic headwinds are dissipating. Households are deleveraging their debt. We're even slowly, finally emerging from the housing bubble. The stock market has reflected growth in the economy and corporate earnings. The S&P 500 Index rose by 15 percent through the first three quarters of 2012.
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Donations still needed for Hurricane Sandy relief
The United Way of Greater Milwaukee's Executive Committee recently voted to make an immediate $25,000 grant to the American Red Cross in Southeastern Wisconsin, funding which will help the organization deploy volunteers to the East Coast to help in the Hurricane Sandy relief efforts.
“Design Your Own Destiny: Life Planning for the 21st Century”
Mary Molloy believes in the power of living a balanced life.
Sales surge for Empire Level
Making levels requires pinpoint accuracy. They are the tools professional carpenters, builders and electricians use to measure projects.
‘All hands on deck’ at Generac
The common stock shares of Generac Holdings Inc. skyrocketed $5.67 to trade at $34.00 per share on Oct. 31, the first day that trading resumed after Hurricane Sandy struck, as investors speculated that demand will grow for the Waukesha company's portable generators in the aftermath of the storm.
