BizTimes Milwaukee

The reality is clear and here to stay – the contemporary workforce is increasingly diverse. The low-cost rewards associated with developing and maintaining this workforce include what every business needs in a climate of stiff foreign and domestic competition: improved morale, lower turnover, fewer errors, customer loyalty and greater profitability.

Retail developers are expressing significant interest in the former Delphi site in Oak Creek, according to newly elected Mayor Steve Scaffidi. However, the retailers that are being pitched for the site don’t match the city’s vision for the project, called Drexel Town Square.

The School Sisters of St. Francis’ recently held a “ground blessing” ceremony to celebrate the start of construction for a 72-unit independent senior and assisted apartment building on the grounds of the sisters’ St. Joseph Center campus at 1501 S. Layton Blvd., on the south side of Milwaukee.

Few products have experienced rapid growth and global impact equal to that of the social networking website Facebook. But having a good product doesn't always mean the business is an attractive investment.

Tim Keane has been interested in photography for quite some time. But he didn't seriously get into it until about 2006 and now regularly shoots and archives his work on a website.

Donald Driver, the all-time leading receiver for the Green Bay Packers and the 2012 Dancing with the Stars champion, will make an appearance at the 2012 campaign finale for the United Performing Arts Fund on Tuesday, June 26.

When some people think of start-ups, they think of technology companies and big venture capitalist funds. But in reality, many entrepreneurs have become successful by running a small business.

The Wisconsin Arts Board and Americans for the Arts announced the results of a comprehensive economic impact study of the nonprofit arts and culture industry conducted in Wisconsin over the past two years.