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Years ago, I was teaching at Marshall University. I loved teaching for many reasons. One of the top reasons...

Question: I've inherited a sales team that blames everything and everyone for their poor performance. I'd like...

This is one of those things I put into the category of a "best-kept secret in selling," or, if...

The news that Delphi Corp. intends to close its two Oak Creek plants and eliminate about 1,000 United Auto...

Thin Air Software Inc., a Wauwatosa-based technology solutions company, has re-launched itself into the market with the addition of...

Just like most industries, the Wisconsin insurance industry is preparing for a severe labor shortage as the baby boom...

Small Business Times reporter Elizabeth Geldermann has been named the Wisconsin Magazine Journalist of the Year by the Milwaukee...

The way author Renee Mauborgne sees it, most American companies swim in a "red ocean," fighting for limited market share amid bloody competition with very little room for growth. Innovative companies find a way to swim to a "blue ocean," where they provide so much unique value for their customers that they no longer have direct competition and the growth potential is vast.

Roundy's Supermarkets Inc.Roundy's Foundation, chartered by Roundy's Supermarkets Inc., Milwaukee, donated $22,500 in cash and food to two agencies...

AccountingSchenck Business Solutions, Milwaukee, hired Jill Boyle and Katie Petroske as staff assistants. Boyle holds a bachelor's degree in...