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Young or old, succession planning remains important
As younger millennial entrepreneurs who have grown a business and accumulated wealth begin considering an exit, the traditional heir commonly groomed in a family business may not be apparent.
Study shows flexible hours critical to employee retention
Close to half of Wisconsin business owners and executives believe that offering flexible work hours is among the best strategies to retain top talent.
Unpaid internships are risky business for employers
It's summertime, which means it's intern time at many businesses. Many students and individuals eagerly seek even unpaid internships, particularly in this job market, as opportunities to get a foot in a door with an employer, obtain practical experience and to build their professional resumes in the process.
COSBE seeks to engage members in education initiative
The Council of Small Business Executives is diving deeper into the classroom with the launch of a new campaign dubbed, “Will you be the spark?”
Organic growth
As American consumers continue to become more informed about the food they eat, more are turning to organic products, and stores, restaurants and food producers are responding to meet the demand.
Kenosha County on quite a winning streak
The hits keep on coming in Kenosha County, and I'm not just talking about the bats at historic Simmons Field.
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Pixologie schools clients in photo management
Pixologie, Inc.
8825 S. Howell Ave., Suite 102, Oak Creek
Innovation: Photo organization, digitization and presentation
www.pixologieinc.com
YMCA of Metro Milwaukee to sell real estate assets
To overcome nearly $30 million in debt, the YMCA of Metropolitan Milwaukee has filed for bankruptcy and plans to sell most of its owned real estate assets.
Pabst apartments
Oregon, Wis.-based Gorman & Company Inc. is building Frederick Lofts, a four-story, 100-unit apartment building at the northeast corner of Juneau Avenue and North 9th Street in the former Pabst brewery complex in downtown Milwaukee.
Upturn in development of new commercial real estate
After a long period of inactivity in the development of office, retail and industrial properties (both locally and nationally), there are indications that it may be time to reconsider your long-awaited project.
