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Palec to lead CresaPartners Milwaukee office
Steve Palec, a former senior vice president with the Milwaukee office of CB Richard Ellis and one of the...
Leases
Commercial Property Associates The Halloween Store leased 26,008 square feet of space at N96 W19000 County...
Sales
Mid America Real Estate 27th Street Properties LLC purchased 1.71 acres in Wilson Creek Crossing, 3636...
New construction
Wauwatosa-based Irgens Development Partners LLC recently began construction of the 43,500-square-foot Vista Health System Medical Office building, an ambulatory...
Real estate events
CARW Summer Sampler, Wednesday, July 20th, WhereHouse, 818 S. Water St., Milwaukee,...
Janie’s got a gun, unless her employer forbids it
On July 8, 2011, Gov. Scott Walker signed into law new legislation permitting licensed individuals to carry concealed weapons....
Kohl: Bank consolidations hurt small business owners
In the wake of BMO Financial Group’s acquisition of M&I Bank last week, U.S. Sen. Herb Kohl (D-Wisconsin) expressed concern that the acquisition of local banks by large out-of-state banks has a negative effect on small businesses and farmers.
Baird begins Internet, interactive entertainment research
Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc. senior research analyst Colin Sebastian has initiated research coverage of Internet and interactive entertainment companies.
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Lee Enterprises stock dips below $1 minimum
Lee Enterprises Inc., the Davenport, Iowa-based parent company of the Wisconsin State Journal, the Capital Times and the Racine Journal Times in Wisconsin, has been notified by the New York Stock Exchange that its 30-trading-day average share price has fallen below the $1 minimum standard and will need to cure the deficiency within six months for continued listing.
Jobless claims fall nationally, but rise in Wisconsin
New applications for unemployment benefits fell nationally last week to the lowest level in three months, but rose in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin CEOs signed request to raise debt ceiling
Congressional Republicans did an about-face Tuesday and agreed to allow President Barack Obama to raise the national debt ceiling after receiving an urgent request to do so from 474 corporate executives, including several from Wisconsin.
Journal Communications board approves stock repurchase plan
Journal Communications Inc. announced that its board of directors has authorized a share repurchase program of up to $45 million of its outstanding class A common stock and/or class B common stock until the end of fiscal 2013.