Walk into any establishment today and you'll inevitably run smack dab into a sign that says, "Follow us on Twitter." Generally it's communicated on everything and proudly indicates, "Yes, we have checked that box off on our marketing tactic list." Unfortunately many of these Twitter accounts are not monitored or only exist to tweet the latest sale, special or company news.

Additional exterior surveillance cameras will soon be added to South Cesar Chavez Drive from West National Avenue to West Greenfield Avenue on Milwaukee's south side, Alderman Bob Donovan announced.

Lori Highby President Keystone Click 207 E. Buffalo St., Suite 300 Milwaukee, WI 53202 www.keystoneclick.com Industry:...

$6 trillion The federal budget proposal by U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Janesville) includes $6...

Ruud Lighting Inc. 9201 Washington Ave., Racine Industry: Commercial lighting fixtures, including its BetaLED division, which...

According to author Saul Berman, companies in nearly every industry are susceptible to disruptive forces "breeding a culture of free." In his new book, "Not for Free: Revenue Strategies for a New World," Berman discusses how opportunities can emerge when business products and services are more popular than ever, but consumers have an expectation of "free."

Milwaukee Brewers director of alumni relations and FOX Sports Wisconsin broadcaster Davey Nelson will host his third annual Davey Nelson Celebrity Golf Tournament at Blackwolf Run Golf Course in Kohler on Monday, July 25.

Rick Thrun, creative director at Milwaukee-based marketing firm Propeller, started fly fishing with his father when he was...

Managing your personal finances can be a daunting task. Consider a few recent issues affecting your finances: the financial crisis, tightening credit markets, ever-changing interest rates and mortgage rates, changing tax rates, changing estate laws, the new health care reform legislation, conflicts in the Middle East, disaster and tragedy in Japan, etc.

Menomonee Falls-based Bradley Corp. recently began construction of a 190,000-square-foot plant at N106 W13500 Bradley Way, Germantown, in the...

In a quiet corner of Milwaukee's Haymarket Square, a small neighborhood just northwest of downtown, is tucked a global force in restoring, retrofitting and rebuilding some of the world's rarest and most powerful cars.

For Michael Cudahy Jr., a love of auto racing in the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) has turned into a full-time job, as owner and operator of Glendale-based Prototype Composites, a manufacturer of body panels for the motorsports industry.