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The U.S. economy has been expanding for six consecutive years, since the Great Recession officially ended in June 2009,...

Wisconsin’s top two Republicans probably caught a break when the U.S. Supreme Court upheld Obamacare. Now Gov. Scott...

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Milwaukee-based Roundy’s Inc. is launching “Wisconsin Proud,” a new Pick ’n Save promotional campaign to showcase its Wisconsin products...

“Social selling generates 40 percent more qualified leads and opportunities than cold calling,” according to Hootsuite’s global vice president...

Following the U.S. Supreme Court's June 25 ruling to uphold the Affordable Care Act, employers should know that the law, otherwise known as Obamacare, is here to stay in its present form.

BizTimes Milwaukee last month won three national awards for Editorial Excellence at the Alliance of Area Business Publishers Summer Conference in Charlotte, N.C.

“The purpose of the Alliance competition is to encourage a high level of journalistic performance and service to communities by recognizing editorial excellence and outstanding visual presentation in regional business publications,” said Alliance executive director C. James Dowden.

BizTimes Milwaukee magazine, led by art director Shelly Tabor and graphic designer Alex Schneider, won a silver award for best overall design. Editorial content was produced by executive editor Steve Jagler, managing editor Andrew Weiland, associate editor Molly Dill and reporters Erica Breunlin and Hilary Dickinson. The contest judges from the University of Missouri School of Journalism commented, “The covers have impact and are inviting. Inside, the cover stories are generously presented with visuals and supplements. The packaging is clean and includes informative artwork. Editors exhibit a smart use of color and typography, as portrayed in the front-of-book Leading Edge and its Coffee Break and Political Beat, a strong table of contents, and a variety of pullouts and subheads throughout the issue.”

The southeastern Wisconsin housing market bounced back during the first half of 2015 with more sales and higher prices than in the first half of 2014.

And Realtors expect sales activity in the region to remain brisk in the second half of the year.

“The demand is still extremely strong,” said Kevin Donnell, president and chief operating officer of First Weber Group. “We haven't seen any sign of demand slowing down.”

BizTimes Media’s fifth annual Giving Guide serves the region’s business community as a vehicle to engage with area nonprofit organizations and discover opportunities for philanthropic involvement.