Analogix Inc., a Burlington-based manufacturer of flash chromatography equipment used for pharmaceutical and chemical research, has been sold to Varian Inc., a Palo Alto, Calif.-based company that makes scientific instruments and equipment. The transaction closed in November, 2007. Varian paid about $11 million cash for the company, which was owned by Nick DeMarco, its founder. Since the purchase, DeMarco has become Varian's business manager for flash chromatography.

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Todd Reardon, the owner of the Braeger auto dealerships, said he plans to move his Braeger Chevrolet dealership south, and probably outside of the city of Milwaukee, because of plans by the state Department of Transportation to close the freeway ramp to the street for traffic coming north through the Mitchell Interchange.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held on Thursday, March 20 to celebrate the opening of the new Crowne Plaza hotel at 10499 W. Innovation Dr in the Milwaukee County Research Park in Wauwatosa.

Milwaukee investors purchased Sheboygan strip mall