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State is headed in the right direction
Editor’s note: Today marks the beginning of Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker’s third year in office.
Retailers set sights on spring
Large U.S. retailers today reported mixed December sales results, many of which missed analysts’ expectations for holiday sales.
Menasha Packaging acquires New Jersey firm
Neenah-based Menasha Packaging Company has acquired Rand Diversified of Edison, N.J.
CliftonLarsonAllen acquires Racine firm
CliftonLarsonAllen (CLA) has acquired Jenkins & Vojtisek SC, a certified public accounting firm based in Racine.
U.S. automobile sales soared in December
The Big Three U.S. automakers today reported their best December sales since before the Great Recession hit in 2008.
Wall Street rallies as fiscal cliff is averted
The U.S. stock market soared this morning as investors welcomed the last-minute Congressional approval of a bill to avoid sending the federal government over the fiscal cliff.
Housing facility planned for female veterans
CommonBond Communities and Community Advocates plan to build a 28-unit, 31,330-square-foot building providing housing and supportive services for women veterans. The facility will be built at 4900 W. Fond du Lac Ave. in Milwaukee.
Meijer selects site for Kenosha store
Meijer Inc. has selected its preferred site for a grocery/retail store in Kenosha, which is expected to open in 2014, according to a recent report in the Kenosha News.
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Sunburst Ski Hill sold
Jim and Kim Engel, the owners of Sunburst Ski Hill in Kewaskum have entered into an agreement to sell the business to Rob and Jennifer Friedl of Cedarburg.
Aveda Experience Center opens in Brookfield Square.
Aveda has partnered with Milwaukee-based Neroli Salon & Spa, to open its newest, state-of-the-art Experience Center retail store at Brookfield Square mall in Brookfield.
Compass Properties collects more than 2,500 toys for Toys for Tots
When Compass Properties, LLC building management staff members organized a holiday toy drive for all of downtown Milwaukee at the beginning of December, they had no idea how successful they would be.
Northeast businesses lead state in economic growth
Wisconsin businesses reported better trends in 2012, with more than 50 percent of businesses reporting increased sales, according to The First Business Economic Survey for Dane County, Milwaukee and Waukesha Counties and the northeast region of Wisconsin.