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The steady drumbeat of less-than-spectacular economic data for Wisconsin in recent months appears to be having a negative impact on the collective psyche of the state's employers.

The Alverno College School of Business will debut an associate to bachelor's degree program this October as a flexible offering for female undergraduates who are interested in pursuing careers in business and have already completed their associate degree.

It's not often that the Wisconsin State Legislature's Joint Finance Committee approves something unanimously these days. But the committee recently voted 16-0 to commit an additional $1.76 million in funding for 12 new family medicine residency positions within the Medical College of Wisconsin's Family Medicine Residency Training Program.

Every generation develops differently. This is the case in a variety of ways, and economic development is no exception. A new generation of entrepreneurs faces a new set of challenges and a new economic landscape to navigate, and they're finding new pathways toward achieving new brands of success.

While the slow economic recovery has magnified the the job search struggle for Wisconsin's unemployed residents, the struggle to find work for people with disabilities has long been compounded by additional barriers.

Small business owners face a challenge when exploring the world of financing. It's difficult to know about every program that's available and it takes some work to find the right one.

There were times in recent years when the Wisconsin Assembly couldn't muster 91 votes to pass a resolution confirming the sun rises in the east.

Business owners spend tremendous time and energy building valuable companies. Those companies often become an owner's largest asset and...

Terry Jannsen, shareholder at Jannsen + Company in Pewaukee, expects a wave of baby boomer retirements in the accounting industry over the next few years, and he is taking advantage of the window of opportunity