The question was posed to members of the board of directors of the Milwaukee Council of Small Business Executives (COSBE): Do you expect a good year for your business in 2006? One by one, around the room, the executives checked in with positive outlooks about their respective companies.

Southeastern Wisconsin businesses should take seriously the global concern of a potential flu pandemic. Avian influenza A, caused by...

We continue to think that the Fed will pause in its interest rate hikes at 4-1/2 percent. The reasons...

The common rally cries among economic development advocates in southeastern Wisconsin include calls for the region to attract the...

On the heels of strong merger and acquisition transaction levels in 2005, 88 percent of Milwaukee-area investment bankers, private...

Mobile devices are becoming more sophisticated, more versatile, more personalized and more affordable to the average consumer as telecommunications...

The company that William Mortimore started in his Muskego basement in 1987 has grown into an international firm with...

Tax reform and health care costs are the two biggest legislative issues of interest to business owners, and Congress...

RedPrairie Corp. looks through its clients to see its future. Customers drive the high-end research and development at the...

Many Wisconsin manufacturers are planning for growth in 2006, according to an annual survey by The Paranet Group, a...

At the Department of Financial Institutions (DFI), our mission is to ensure the safety and soundness of Wisconsin's financial...

Taking advantage of the fast-tracked "green" building trend, Glendale-based Johnson Controls Inc. is planning for significant growth in future...