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Historically, Wisconsin's economic lifeblood was based on manufacturing, agriculture and financial services. Gritty Milwaukee became the "tool box of the world."

With a few exceptions, retail real estate development has been nonexistent in the Milwaukee area during the last few years as consumers cut back on shopping trips and banks significantly limited lending for commercial real estate development.

iCura, subsidiary of Telaric Ideas Innovation: The iCura home center, an automated device for taking prescription...

HKS Holdings LLC plans to develop a five-story, 70-unit apartment building on a 0.65-acre site southeast of South Kinnickinnic Avenue and East Conway Street in Milwaukee's Bay View neighborhood.

For many business owners, the majority of their net worth is tied to their business. Planning for the eventual exit of the business is a critical yet overlooked planning area if they are to retire on their terms.

Scott Bucher, president and owner of Milwaukee-based Traction Factory, started riding motorcycles while he was in college at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. What started out as his primary mode of transportation as a college student has morphed into a getaway he can use to collect his thoughts and gain new friends.

The Salvation Army of Milwaukee County has partnered with Cricket Wireless and Target Corp. to assist with its annual Christmas campaign.

Milwaukee businessman and passionate LinkedIn user Wayne Breitbarth has trained nearly 10,000 business people on how to effectively use LinkedIn to increase and grow their businesses. Now, after garnering the nickname "LinkedIn Guru" from many of those he has helped, Breitbarth has presented his knowledge in his new book: "The Power Formula for LinkedIn Success: Kick-Start Your Business, Brand and Job Search."

ZBB Energy Corp. N93 W14475 Whittaker Way, Menomonee Falls Industry: Power controls and battery systems that connect...

9 million For the first time ever, General Mitchell International Airport recently surpassed the 9 million mark...