Brookfield-based Connecture Inc. today announced the immediate availability of a new Health Plan Management module of StateAdvantage, the company's commercial off-the-shelf product suite that enables states to efficiently create and operate consumer-friendly health insurance exchanges.

HarQen, a Milwaukee-based digital voice technology start-up company that is backed by venture capital, announced today that Ane Ohm has been promoted to president and chief operating officer.

Tickets to Harley-Davidson Inc.’s 110th anniversary celebration will go on sale in December.

Waukesha-based Generac Holdings Inc. announced that due to market conditions, the secondary offering of shares of the company’s common stock by certain selling stockholders is being withdrawn from the marketplace.

Milwaukee-based manufacturer Brady Corp. has sold its Varitronics LLC division to Minnesota private equity firm Renaissance Equity Partners.

The health care exchanges being created to comply with the Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as Obamacare, will do nothing to bring down the costs of health care, according to John Torinus.

As nursing homes and assisted living facilities throughout southeastern Wisconsin plan for the future of their services under the Obama administration's second term, many are focusing on the potential impacts of the fiscal cliff and the implications of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

The Outpost Natural Foods Cooperative is looking to expand into Ozaukee County for its fourth retail store location, as it has acquired property in the city of Mequon at the northeast corner of Mequon Road and Wauwatosa Road.

Christy Schwan, president and owner of Brookfield-based Stellarus Benefits Inc., approaches her business with the same fearlessness she has when snowshoeing out into the unknown.

When there is an elephant in the room, it is best to acknowledge it. For the United States, the next four years will be Obama. For China, the next 10 years will be Xi.

The Brown Deer Road retail corridor has suffered mightily since Northridge Mall closed in 2003.

Analysts for the National Association of Realtors (NAR) say fundamentals are shifting in favor of a national housing market recovery.