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BusinessWeek: Where A Slump Would Hurt Most

$15M available to displaced Georgia-Pacific workers

ACS opens New Berlin plant

Ag colleges shift focus off farms (AP)

Agency forecasts jump of 61% in heating bills

Air Wisconsin gets second wind from merged carriers

Alliant further cuts Brazil holdings value

Another look at fuel choices

Appleton brokerage fined for fund pushing

Barrett heads to China on critical commerce mission

Bernanke to head Fed as Greenspan’s successor

Big dreams scene at Early Stage Symposium

Bioscience betters beer

Book tells how Google clicks

Bridging the Technology Divide

Briggs posts quarter profit

Business Bank to debut on NASDAQ

BusinessWeek: Investors Catch Biotech Fever

BusinessWeek: Microsoft’s Xbox sales disappointing

BusinessWeek: RIM: Backed into a Corner?

BusinessWeek: Tech’s Young Turks Are Back

BusinessWeek: Wireless Goes Boom

BusinessWeek: Consumer prices up; retail sales rise

BusinessWeek: Factory orders see best rise in 3 months

BusinessWeek: Inflation soars largest am’t in 15 years (AP)

BusinessWeek: Jobs: How Hard a Hit?

Cheap oil is history (AP)

China trade mission was an eye-opener

Chinese whet their appetites for pleasure boating

Consumers continue to lose confidence (AP)

Covance expansion lands roadwork grant

CUNA Mutual changes, jobs lost

CUNA Mutual cuts 60 more jobs

DeForest may soon have biodiesel plant

Deloitte will honor its Wisconsin 75 winners this week:

Delphi Bankruptcy hits Strattec Security

Doing Well by Both Earth and Economy

Economy weathers hurricanes (AP)

Employers Still Optimistic in MMAC Survey

Engineers help turn science into interactive exhibits

FAA approves O’Hare expansion; Work begins on growth that will displace 500 homes, 200...

Fans aren’t the only ones hurt by Packers’ 0-4 start

Florida State lures researcher, center from UW

Furniture-maker to expand in Ashley: Will create 228 jobs

Furor Grows Over Internet Bugging

Georgia-Pacific plans 250 involuntary cuts

Georgia-Pacific to cut 1,100 jobs

Georgia-Pacific to cut 400-plus jobs at Green Bay mill

Got MILC? No

Great Wolf sells part interest

Group wants union labor to produce Bucky apparel

High fuel costs hit budgets

High oil prices likely won’t lead to greater production

Hurricane job losses increase to 363,000

Johnson Controls lands first hybrid customer

Johnson Controls sees high earnings

Johnson Truck Strikers Plan Return to Work on Monday

Kraft Eliminating 600 Corporate Jobs as Part of Overhaul

La Crosse: Ruling means city can develop former Mobil Oil site as it likes

Lawsuits allege insider trading at Spectrum

Madison Mayor Cieslewicz Offers Kipp $2.5 Million to Build

Madison rated No. 6 in U.S. for entrepreneurship

Madison Wi-Fi is back on track

Madison: ‘Affordable housing’ area works

Madison’s Third Wave inks deal to market cancer test

Manpower makes gains in India

Mayor plays hard to stay in China’s game

Merrill bag company awarded $3.7 million

Midwest gets boost, but future is uncertain

Milk, with a foreign flavor

Miller Brewing posts dip in U.S. sales

Mills to get a tech boost

Milwaukee nursing home to shut down

Milwaukee: Area’s new-home price up 38% since 2000; Owners’ emphasis on luxury items fuels...

More businesses using Fluno Center

More businesses win federal grants

More ventures than capital in state

New Dells-area outlet mall going up

Oshkosh Truck breathing new life, new jobs into old Leach building

Oshkosh: Rumors of city snagging national retailers Kohl’s, Best Buy don’t pan out

Papermaking torn, but still strong

People across U.S. pay for gourmet foods

Pittsburgh firm buys Capital Returns

Profits with a bedside manner; Personalized medicine firms positioned for long-term dividends, observer says

PSC punished for coziness

PSC to Rule on Cap on Phone Bills

Quad/Graphics wins $1.1 billion Time deal

Register Now for tomorrow’s Waukesha Co. Exec. Debate

Rennebohm building talks delayed again

Report: Deficits threaten growth

Rising Rates Cool Home Sales

Sales at retail chains jump 4%, beating analysts’ estimates

Schneider goes in China

School Specialty stock falls after sale fails

SEC accountant praises reforms; But investors deserve more honest, simplified financial reports, he says

Sensient earnings drop almost 35%; Company to close three production plants

ShopKo ends bidding war

ShopKo postpones vote again

Skyway will cut 37 jobs in efficiency move with Midwest

Slowdown Prompts Cuts by Wisconsin Center District

Spectrum raising prices on many items

Speed Queen maker to add 250 jobs in Ripon

State Has a Way to Go to Be Top in Biotech

State job market improves

State lags in high-tech jobs

Stem-Cell Bank to Be Housed at UW

Stevens Point Council approves smoking ban

Stratatech receives another federal grant

Students to manage $40 million for UW System

Task force to study cleaner coal technology

The southeastern Wisconsin housing market is feeling a sudden chill

Third Wave files more patent lawsuits

Tower to end production in early 2006

Trek starts selling bicycles in China:

UW dismisses ABC undercover report

UW-Madison: Microsoft’s Bill Gates to Visit Wed.

UW-Milwaukee chief aims to build ties with top Chinese university

Very well connected (AP): World’s largest Wi-Fi cloud blankets farms, fields

Walker says the whale wall is coming down

Water buffalo stampede?

We Could Be ‘Saudi Arabia of Ethanol’

Wi-Fi plan may give city a digital edge

WisBusiness: Even with expansion plans, Madison-Kipp to keep presence in city

WisBusiness: Expert praises state’s environmental regulation reform

By Brian E Clark WisBusiness.com MADISON – Wisconsin’s Green Tier program, which rewards companies with good environmental records by cutting bureaucracy, has put the Badger State...

WisBusiness: Gates tells students software will continue to change their world

By Brian E. Clark WisBusiness.com MADISON – Several times a year, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates heads off on a “think” retreat to look into his crystal...

WisBusiness: National Stem Cell Bank Spins Out First Private Sector Work

By Brian E. Clark WisBusiness.com Nimblegen Systems is the first Madison company to benefit from Monday's announcement by the National Institutes of Health to base...

WisBusiness: New study says Wisconsin manufacturers must adapt and upgrade to thrive

By Brian E. Clark WisBusiness.com SUN PRAIRIE -- William J. Lenling, vice president of Thermal Spray Technologies, isn't sure if he wants to be the...

WisBusiness: State start-ups to get tips from venture capital pros

By Brian E. Clark WisBusiness.com Chicagoans Matt McCue and Craig Overmyer will be fishing in Wisconsin this week. But they won't be angling for walleyes...

WisBusiness: Tech Colleges to Be Workhorses of New Economy

WisBusiness: Tours Highlight Value of State’s Green Tier Law

By Brian E. Clark WisBusiness.com MADISON – It’s been 10 years coming, but Mark Williamson, vice president of major projects for the American Transmission Company, says...

WisBusiness: University Research Park gets high marks

By Brooke Knudson WisBusiness.com After being dubbed in recent months as a low-key hotspot for biotechnology development by The Scientist and the nation’s top research...

Wisconsin cranberry growers seek world domination

Wisconsin Farmers Union Supports Ethanol Incentives

WMC Starts Statewide Radio Ad Campaign Supporting ‘Job Preservation Act’

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