Tourism outlook for 2009 is partly sunny
In many ways, 2008 was a banner year for Milwaukee tourism, and we continue to make significant progress in...
Nursing shortage will ease in 2009
The shortage of qualified nurses across the country will remain a problem for much of the health care industry...
Urgency is key for manufacturers’ survival
Beyond the wealth of data contained in the Wisconsin Next Generation Manufacturing Study – the state's first-ever scorecard on...
Manufacturers brace for more pain
Like the economy in general, business for many Milwaukee-area manufacturers appears to be slowing. According to the December...
Wellness programs will enhance productivity in 2009
A recession is not exactly catalyst for good health. Fear of the future causes stress. Stress leads to health...
Chilly M&A market
Merger and acquisition activity across the country dropped significantly during the second half of 2008, following the plunge of...
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More turmoil ahead for banking industry
The banking industry, still staggering from 2008, faces more significant problems in 2009. Last week, Milwaukee-based Marshall &...
Wisconsin’s tech industry remains hopeful
Economists were hanging black crepe on the New Year's baby even before the tyke pushed the old guy out...
Foreclosure expert says housing market will rebound in ’09
The nation's foreclosure hemorrhage has finally slowed and 2009 should see a significant decline in foreclosures as buyers...
Realtors prepare for rocky year
The subprime crisis and the collapse of the housing market were major factors leading to the financial industry crisis...
