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After four years aboard her beloved Morgan horse, Norman, Krista Renfrew likens dressage to learning a new language, one spoken exclusively between horse and rider.

Many think of their business and personal wealth as one and the same, but in our opinion that is a risky approach to financial planning.

Milwaukee-based development firm HKS Holdings LLC plans to develop an 8-story, 158-room Kimpton hotel in Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward,...

Ten years ago, foreign business in China was dominated by large corporations' intent on using China as a low-cost production base for their global supply chain strategies.

The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation certified four Wisconsin companies for Early Stage Business Investment tax credits in late February. EASENET, a sustainable energy start-up venture co-founded by Navy veteran Jeremy Anderson that bases its operations at Bucketworks in Milwaukee's Walker's Point neighborhood, was one of the four recipients.

Downtown Milwaukee hotels had a good year in 2012, based on market data from Smith Travel Research Inc. Occupancy rates, room demand and revenue per available room (RevPAR) have improved significantly since the Great Recession and now exceed pre-recession levels.

Sure, we'd all love to win the lotto, possess prodigy-level talent, or be born into royalty. The luck of the draw can seem painfully unfair as some are stricken with disease while others grab an oversized helping of fame and fortune, and then come back for seconds.

With the Dow Jones Industrial Average reaching new record highs in recent weeks, some financial advisors have revised their outlooks to project a rosier view for the stock market for the rest of the year.

While current retirees have been able to largely rely on a safety net of Social Security, pensions and, in some cases, retiree health insurance, younger workers will have to take a much more proactive approach in planning their retirement income, according to Rebekah Barsch, vice president of market strategy at Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.

Waukesha Metal Products plans to add a new program and another classroom at its Sussex facility.