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TAKE THE HELM
After Mark Duchow died unexpectedly from medical complications last May at the age of 53, his wife, Margie, and their five kids not only faced the heavy heartbreak of grief, but they also had to grapple with a decision about the future of their 82-year-old family business.
Irgens nears groundbreaking for downtown office tower
Irgens' recent purchase of a one-acre site at 833 E. Michigan St. in downtown Milwaukee, and the firm's recent announcement that is has secured $71 million in financing for the 17-story office tower that it plans to build there, indicate that the project should be under construction soon.
Pairdd takes guesswork out of gluten-free cooking
Pairdd
2031 East North Ave., Milwaukee
www.pairdd.com
Innovation: gluten-free meal delivery service
Dining and entertainment etiquette in China has evolved
Editor's note: This is the second part in a series of posts which examines how popular perceptions about China have changed over the last decade and a half. The 1997 observations were made by authors Mary Murray Bosrock and Craig MacIntosh in the book titled, "Asia: A Fearless Guide to International Communication and Behavior (Put Your Best Foot Forward)." The 2014 observations were made by BizTimes China correspondent Einar Tangen.
Greenfield Condos
Ener-Con Companies Inc. recently held a groundbreaking ceremony to celebrate the start of construction of a $40 million condo development along South 110th Street, south of Coldspring Road in Greenfield.
Avoid red flags to convince lenders
In today's lending environment, “red flags” can significantly impact your ability to get the funds you need for your business. Red flags result in lenders questioning the quality of financial management within your company or of you as the owner – and assessing the quality of management and owners is a hot topic with lenders today.
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Milwaukee’s Ink Master
After 12 years of tattooing, Milwaukee-based tattoo artist Jim Francis has taken his talent from the streets to his own shop to reality television in pursuit of the title “Ink Master.”
United Way in Waukesha County launches volunteer app
United Way in Waukesha County will work to drive volunteer engagement through a new smartphone app that connects users to hundreds of volunteer opportunities in Waukesha County.
“Joy, Inc.”
At Menlo Innovations, a small software company in Ann Arbor, Mich., growth and success have largely resulted from a company-wide commitment to cultivating joy in the office.
$27.4 billion
Total state and local tax revenues in 2013 rose for the fourth consecutive year to $27.4 billion, a 2.1 percent increase from 2012, according to the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance.
