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Recent jobs reports show the U.S. job market continues to make a weak recovery, but Milwaukee-based Manpower Inc. says...

Todd Wickstrom Chief operating officer Rishi Tea 427 E. Stewart St., Milwaukee www.rishi-tea.com ...

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) approved the following loan guarantees in October: 3J...

Banking & Finance First Bank Financial Centre, Oconomowoc, recently added Jon Martin as branch sales manager of its Hartford...

I was recently in a meeting with a client who pulled out the resume of an executive-level job candidate. As I glanced at the resume, I noticed a 15-year history of jobs lasting only one to two years each.

Traditionally, companies invest in new technology, new products and services. But how many invest in training programs that pay immediate and long-term dividends?

I explored some basic communication principles in my column in the Nov. 12 issue of Biz Times Milwaukee. In this column, I'll extend those principles by discussing the process of interpersonal perception.

Recently, I participated in a meditation retreat led by a Buddhist monk at Cedar Valley Retreat Center in West Bend. The experience is permanently imprinted in my heart, and I am often drawn to reflect on the leadership lessons I learned from Phra David, deepened in the silence of the retreat.

Visitors to Bobbe's Gift Shoppe at Froedtert Hospital will find more than the typical get well card, flowers or a forgotten toothbrush. They'll find a well-chosen display of unique gifts, as well as a place of respite, where the volunteers who work there are known to give hugs when needed.

Just days after the devastating earthquake shook the small Caribbean island of Haiti, Dr. Basil Jackson traveled with a team of medical professionals and pastoral counselors to Port-au-Prince to provide health care and support to victims.