All of us are aware of the significant level of turnover and hiring shortages that have occurred after the...

The Ideadvance Seed Fund is awarding five area businesses with Small Business Innovation grants and Partnered Innovation grants.

ThedaCare, which has a large presence in the northeast and central parts of Wisconsin, and Wauwatosa-based Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin today announced a partnership under which the Froedtert health network will provide advanced levels of medical care for ThedaCare patients for unique specialty services such as heart and lung transplants and treatment of advanced heart failure, with ThedaCare providing care locally before and after.

Six Russ Darrow auto dealerships and the company's headquarters office building have been sold to a California real estate investment trust for about $61.4 million in a large sale-leaseback deal.

While the consumer still spends, the yield curve inverts. Fixed income becomes more attractive while the Fed fights to reduce demand to combat inflation.

A health insurance executive and local property investor has purchased seven properties along Pewaukee Lake with hopes to eventually redevelop some of them.

Shorewood-based nonprofit REDgen, which advocates for youth mental health and well-being, announced that it has named Lisamarie Arnold as its new executive director. She succeeds Brooke Talbot in the role.

Voting is now open for the Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce 2022 “Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin” contest.

Many analysts consider FEDEX an economic bellwether, so when the company reported a massive earnings miss, the markets noticed. Is FEDEX demonstrating a future problem - or are earnings already off? Annex Wealth Management's Dave Spano and Derek Felske discuss.

Trefoil Group, an integrated marketing agency, has promoted Jill Schroeder to President, a newly created position. In this role,...

    Andrew Weiland and Arthur Thomas from BizTimes Media get together to discuss the news of the week, including...

Construction workers for The Couture have mostly spent more than a year in what is ostensibly a very deep, very high-tech basement for what will be a 44-story story apartment tower near the downtown Milwaukee lakefront.