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Wisconsin Manufacturers to host NAM president
Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce will host “Manufacturing: Powering Wisconsin, the United States and the World” on Friday, March 1, from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. at the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee.
Brady Corp. announces reorganization
Milwaukee-based Brady Corp. announced a net loss of $8.7 million for its fiscal second quarter, an improvement from a $90 million net loss from the previous fiscal second quarter.
New survey forecasts dire labor shortage in Washington County
Washington County could face a severe labor shortage in the coming decade, according to a new retirement survey released by the county.
Lean road to better cars, better health care
Remember a couple of decades when 75,000 miles on a car was time to trade it in? Now, it's not unusual for an owner to drive a car for 200,000 miles.
ManpowerGroup and Johnson Controls win investor awards
Milwaukee-based ManpowerGroup and Glendale-based Johnson Controls Inc. are among 145 companies to be named among America's Most Honored Companies by Institutional Investor magazine.
Regional plan needed to build new arena
Editor’s note: Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett today delivered his State of the City Address, which called for a regional plan to finance and build a new arena to replace the BMO Harris Bradley Center. Barrett spoke at the Pritzlaff Building in downtown Milwaukee. The following is the text of his prepared remarks.
Luxury hotel planned for Third Ward
Milwaukee-based development firm HKS Holdings LLC plans to develop an eight-story, 158-room Kimpton hotel in Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward, San Francisco-based Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants announced today.
Pewaukee company will move to Milwaukee’s Water Hub
Natural Resource Technology (NRT), an environmental engineering and consulting firm currently based in Pewaukee, will move its offices in June to Milwaukee's new Freshwater Hub.
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Bakehouse looks for expanded new location
Cybros the Sprouted Bakehouse, a Waukesha-based producer of fresh sprouted grain breads, announced that it will use only non-genetically modified grains, natural sunflower oil, and locally sourced domestic honey in all of its bread products.
Rockwell promotes O’Reilly to oversee Asia Pacific Region
Tom O'Reilly has been appointed president of Rockwell Automation Inc.’s Asia Pacific Region.
Nonprofit Economic Impact Report highlights lack of funding
The 2012 Wisconsin Nonprofit Economic Impact Report, released earlier this month, indicates a consistent struggle in the nonprofit sector to meet increased demand for services and resources with limited means of funding.
Alverno College surpasses year-long volunteer goal
When launching its “Caring Counts: The Alverno College Volunteer Challenge,” just over a year ago, Alverno College aimed to tally at least 125,000 hours of volunteer service among students, their families, alumni, faculty, staff, the School Sisters of Saint Francis, and anyone connected to the campus community.
