Milwaukee-based civil engineering, planning and design firm GRAEF-USA Inc. announced that it has acquired Sarasota, Florida-based coastal and civil engineering firm Erickson Consulting Engineers.

Preston McGlory has been elected to YWCA SEW’s Board of Directors. A graduate of Morehouse College and the University...

Uniqua Adams has been elected to YWCA SEW’s Board of Directors. Currently the Development and Communications Director for City...

Van Horn Automotive Group employees now own a 77% majority stake in the Plymouth-based company.

Minnesota-based specialty candy company Maud Borup, Inc., has purchased the Stuffed Puffs factory in Delafield for $3.6 million.

Punch Bowl Social will finally reopen on Wednesday, March 16, in downtown Milwaukee's Deer District, just in time for NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament games to be played at Fiserv Forum on Friday, March 18, and Sunday, March 20.

Three Milwaukee business owners operating out of the city’s Near West Side are the recipients of a $10,000 Tap the Future Grant from Molson Coors.

CEOs should increase the frequency of their communication to improve the workplace culture. That’s the top advice from Paylocity CEO Steve Beauchamp.

The University of Wisconsin men's basketball team, co-champions of the Big Ten Conference, are one of 8 teams that will be playing in NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament games at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee on Friday, March 18.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation and the Minnesota Department of Transportation announced this week that $31.8 million in federal funding has been approved to add a second daily Amtrak round-trip train service between Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, Minnesota.

Maredithe Meyer, Andrew Weiland and Arthur Thomas from BizTimes Milwaukee get together to discuss the news of the week, including an investor presentation from Kohl's Corp. that outlined the company's growth plans and securities filings that detailed executive pay and talks about a potential sale.

A spectacle that involves human-powered aircrafts and a 27-foot drop will be on full display this summer in downtown Milwaukee.