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1.1 million job openings seen in state from 2002-12

Air Wisconsin cancels flights after workers call in sick

Alliant Energy announces layoffs

Alzheimer’s drug developer Mithridion wins Governor’s Business Plan Contest

Analysts call GM plant in Janesville a closing candidate (AP)

Audit shows tribal gaming profit at 43 percent

Beef prices expected to keep sizzling

Bloomberg study: Wisconsin 2nd worst state in nation to retire

Bone Care shareholders to vote on sale Thursday, jobs may leave Middleton

Business, high-tech leaders urge legislators not to ban therapeutic cloning

BusinessWeek: Apple switching to Intel chips

BusinessWeek: A Peek at Genentech’s Pipeline

BusinessWeek: Big Labor closer to a breakup

BusinessWeek: Biotech on cusp of commercial success

BusinessWeek: Economy’s growth is better than expected (AP)

BusinessWeek: GM is flirting with the Nuclear Option

BusinessWeek: Old, smart and productive

BusinessWeek: Wherever You Go, You’re On The Job

California stem cell agency faces threats in state Legislature

Channel3000.com: Mayor could shut down bars on Halloween

Channel3000.com: Union workers at the Cuna Mutual Group have approved a new two-year contract.

CUNA Mutual, union reach deal, vote set

Customers will pay for idle Kewaunee nuclear plant

De Pere: Humana to add 140 local jobs

Futurist says schools, motivated workers and high quality life are Wisconsin strengths

GE promotes Waukesha CEO; Technologies chief going to England

GM erupts over health care cuts; Union threatens strike over deadline

GM leader’s speech rattles nerves in Janesville, elsewhere

GM to cut 25,000 jobs by 2008

GM’s older plants are vulnerable, Janesville worried

Great Wolf expanding to Washington State

Harley’s big wheel cashes in on company success

Harley’s Buell motorcycles an underperformer

Health care giants sign pact

Home building permits soar in Dane County in May

Incentive war could be back on, thanks to new GM deals

Legislators seek change in energy priorities law

Limits sought for state stem cell research

Local markets becoming focus of efforts in China

Lucigen has big cloning potential

Madison: Capitol West plan advances

Madison: Iced coffee drinks jolt summer sales

Madison: New hires seen on horizon

Madison: Power bill speeds through process

Manufacturing edges up in region

Menard must file minority staff reports

Menasha Corp. to sell unit for $85 million

Milwaukee seeks a regional identity

Milwaukee: Columbia St. Mary’s promises new safer, more efficient hospital

Milwaukee: Former Arthur Andersen office chief finds little to cheer in court ruling

Milwaukee: Health care cost increases slowing

Milwaukee: More working, but unemployment is up

Milwaukee: Officials ponder future of PabstCity finances

Milwaukee: PabstCity developers would spare church from demolition

Milwaukee: Report questions PabstCity’s plans

Milwaukee: Third Ward project will have offices, offices

Minimum wage increase takes effect

New deals shake up Milwaukee health care market

New technique shows way to making complex nano-electronic devices

New UW lab to study RFID

Noon rally at Capitol against Wal-Mart

Northwest banks on the heartland

Oak Creek power plant called a setback for the environment

One-third of Milwaukee employers say they’ll add workers

PabstCity: A downtown boost or threat?

Panel recommends board negotiate with power line company

Pharmacy degree may cure job-market woes (AP)

Poll: Small biz owners in state are optimistic

Power plant law change moves ahead

REGISTER NOW: MILWAUKEE NOTES LUNCHEON ON MONDAY

Report: State incomes increase

Ruling affects going organic

Same-sex benefits on the rise

SBC rate deregulation request hearing Friday

SBC seeks exemption from state price regulation

Scientist Magazine calls Madison a ‘progressive biotech ‘powerhouse’

ShopKo chairman to get $2.5 million

Six stockholders seek to block sale of ShopKo

Spectrum to move some jobs to Madison

State companies form IT networking group

State gets prescription for savings

State lawmakers seek curbs on seizure of property

State pool for health benefits proposed

State supreme court to decide fate of Oak Creek coal-fired plants this week

State’s big businesses confident abut economy

Stem cell advances may make moral issue moot

Three state firms listed in best places to work poll

Title insurer says state fails to stop kickbacks

U.S. Senate stem cell vote nears

U.S. Supreme Court allows looser rein on eminent domain

UC Berkeley gets $40 million from Asian billionaire for stem cell research, brain imaging...

United eyes even more cost savings (AP)

UW officials: Keep cloning an option

UW-Madison patents among most lucrative in nation

UW-Madison: Teaching techies to manage

WARF leader contests patent law changes

We Energies buys rights to 2 wind turbine projects in Fond du Lac County

Will Future Economy Be Bio-based?

WisBusiness: ‘Celebrate failure,’ entrepreneurs told

WisBusiness: Bipartisan health plan calls for mandatory employer assessments to fund purchasing pool

WisBusiness: City commission plans on August decision for potential UW landmark

WisBusiness: Doyle pledges support for energy conservation

WisBusiness: Doyle Wants State to Lead on Biofuels

WisBusiness: Entrepreneurs’ Conference to Reveal Winner of Gov’s Biz Plan Contest

WisBusiness: Former cable mogul now helping women entrepreneurs

WisBusiness: GM Shareholders Meeting Could Affect Janesville Plant

WisBusiness: Potential Landmark Could Complicate Plans for $375 Million Research Center

WisBusiness: Pros Visit UW for Sweet Truth about Candy

WisBusiness: Public weighs in on Mississippi River conservation

WisBusiness: Report Says Badger State Gaining Brain Power, But Lags Minnesota

WisBusiness: Small businesses urged to reach out for help

WisBusiness: Stem cell pioneer ‘saddened’ by lawmakers’ research restrictions

WisBusiness: Supreme Court Ruling Favors Oak Creek Power Plants

WisBusiness: Tech Leaders Boost ‘I-Q Corridor’

WisBusiness: UW-Madison MBA’s back in vogue

WisBusiness: We Energies could start plant construction in July

Wisconsin researchers lobby U.S. Senate on stem cell research

Wisconsin venture capital firm to start 2nd biomed fund

Wisconsin’s economic growth tops upper Midwest

WMC: Job Growth Predicted; Taxes, Regulations Top Concerns

Worker wins race discrimination case

Yield of Sears, Kmart combo?

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