June | 2006 | WisBusiness

Gov. Doyle is furious with the Legislature. "Based on complete misinformation, the Republican Legislature today rejected a key ethanol incentive... the second time...

Doyle, Green exchange stem cell salvos

June 13, 2006

EdVest to offer CDs: Investors get alternative to mutual funds

June 13, 2006

Employer survey shows onset of labor shortage

June 6, 2006

Ethanol plants thirst for water: Scientists: Industry demand cause for concern, not alarm

June 20, 2006

Ethanol pushing up corn prices

June 12, 2006

Expert: GM Cuts Could Be Good In Long Run

June 28, 2006

Family’s hopes take flight: S.C. Johnson group renews search for vintage airplane

June 28, 2006

For most, it’s back to work on Monday

June 29, 2006

Forest Lab Feels Budget Axe

June 18, 2006

From a bright idea to the next big thing

June 23, 2006

Gas Prices Spike For Holiday Weekend

June 30, 2006

Gas prices spur higher tourist costs

June 7, 2006

GB Mayor to Ask City Council to Rescind Decision on Packer’s NIghtclub

June 30, 2006

Green Bay council OKs Wal-Mart zoning

June 21, 2006

Green Bay: Chamber joins in on debate over dredgings

June 14, 2006

H.C. Miller workers to earn ownership

June 26, 2006

Harley-Davidson museum to cost about $75 million

June 12, 2006

Hendricks will be honored at Entrepreneurs’ Conference

June 2, 2006

Ken Hendricks, who went from high-school dropout to one of the wealthiest people in the United States, will receive the third annual “Seize the...

Hospitals control the market

June 29, 2006

Hundreds at Briggs to retire in July

June 27, 2006

Janesville: Plant expects to lose 800 to buyout

June 24, 2006

Job figures take turn for better: Area unemployment down — but some still struggling

June 22, 2006

Johnson Controls to sponsor Discovery World exhibit

June 12, 2006

Johnson Controls to take $130 million charge

June 30, 2006

La Crosse: City economic incentives policy ‘loose as a goose’

June 2, 2006

Laid-off workers hope new degrees lead to new careers

June 5, 2006

Late mortgage payments drop in state, U.S.: Wisconsin outperforms national average

June 20, 2006

Latest census figures paint stark contrast between Madison and Milwaukee

June 21, 2006

Lawmakers blast Doyle for removing ‘rural’ from economic development bill

June 1, 2006

Looking to soak up lake’s potential

June 26, 2006

Lowest Wage Earners Gain from Hourly Pay Hike

June 1, 2006

Madison may alter new alarm policy

June 26, 2006

Madison: City startup Virent Energy Systems gets $7.5 million

June 12, 2006

Madison: Council nixes sick leave law on ballot

June 21, 2006

Madison: Hot town cool down: New job outlook here in line with national average

June 14, 2006

Madison: Mayor, advocates make pitch for streetcars

June 23, 2006

Madison: Putting energy into saving it

June 29, 2006

Madison: Researchers’ helping hand

June 7, 2006

Madison: Royster Clark plant closing

June 19, 2006

Madison: Sitel to eliminate 142 jobs

June 20, 2006

Madison: Third Wave seeks route to profits

June 15, 2006

Madison: Third Wave to narrow focus

June 14, 2006

Madison: Veridian to cut workers

June 30, 2006

Making the connections: UW officials look to Stanford’s collaborative research center for inspiration

June 5, 2006

Manitowoc: Organic farmers see greener pastures: Consumers driving rise in organic milk prices

June 5, 2006

May Milk Price Expected to Fall 20 Cents

June 7, 2006

Medical College graduate school dean to retire

June 20, 2006

MGE, electric union head to mediation

June 9, 2006

Milwaukee area’s job market suffers

June 2, 2006

Milwaukee Firm With Novel Wound-Care Treatment Wins Third Governor’s Business Plan Contest

June 8, 2006

Milwaukee: Direct Supply says $85 million expansion could add 1,00 jobs

June 29, 2006

MMAC report reveals economic slowdown

June 9, 2006

Neenah: Glatfelter nears the end of an era

June 29, 2006

New home construction slides to 4-year low

June 9, 2006

New law restricts impact fees on development

June 1, 2006

New power line eyed to La Crosse

June 13, 2006

New study frowns on early retirement

June 7, 2006

Official convicted in travel pact case

June 13, 2006

Orthopedic hospital posts remarkable profits

June 27, 2006

Oshkosh driverless truck faces new, urban challenge

June 15, 2006

Oshkosh Truck buys Illinois-based firm

June 24, 2006

Oshkosh Truck buys Illinois-based firm

June 26, 2006

Oshkosh Truck wins another big contract

June 2, 2006

Paper plant aims to add 150 people

June 8, 2006

Pension pinch? Not for CEOs: Obligations soar as top executives’ plans are beefed up

June 26, 2006

Plant buyouts hit home

June 28, 2006

Playing a new tune: Menards remodels itself as it takes on Home Depot and...

June 26, 2006

Property rights bill hits home; Governor: Law didn’t scuttle Landmark Gate

June 22, 2006

PSC approves ATC transmission line in northern Wisconsin

June 15, 2006

MADISON - The Public Service Commission (PSC) today approved American Transmission Company’s (ATC) application to construct approximately 100 miles of new transmission lines in...

PSC sees no power shortages near-term

June 9, 2006

Pump prices pinch economies: Local bankers around state report adverse effects from cost of...

June 9, 2006

RedPrairie Considering Leaving Wisconsin

June 18, 2006

RedPrairie Corp. to Acquire BlueCube Software of Atlanta

June 19, 2006

Reeling ’em in

June 5, 2006

Regents back UWM spending

June 9, 2006

Revamped Dane County airport takes flight

June 22, 2006

Rockwell plans sale of hardware division

June 21, 2006

Roll out the broadband

June 1, 2006

Roofing companies swamped

June 2, 2006

SE. Wis. companies will switch with NASDAQ realignment

June 29, 2006

Sheboygan: Rockline Industries sees success with employee growth

June 26, 2006

Skinnier pork rivals chicken

June 28, 2006

State aid offered to laid-off Glatfelter workers

June 14, 2006

State and Walworth County make bid for Honda plant

June 16, 2006

State helping firms add 600 jobs

June 26, 2006

State working to promote plastics here: Sheboygan has ‘cluster’ of plastic firms that would...

June 5, 2006

Stocks stay on slippery slope

June 7, 2006

Struggling Kraft switches CEOs

June 27, 2006

Technology Could Revive Ailing Paper Industry, Experts Say

June 6, 2006

Tecumseh to lay off 125 workers

June 8, 2006

Thompson verdict may affect state employees

June 14, 2006

Ticket Sales Soaring for 2007 U.S. Senior Open at Whistling Straits

June 3, 2006

Towns urged to draw up rules for wind farms

June 16, 2006

Trade policies can hurt U.S. firms: Manufacturers put at disadvantage, CEO says

June 13, 2006

Transportation Fund Faces $68 Million Shortfall

June 15, 2006

U.S. cars gain: Big 3 tops in half of quality categories

June 20, 2006

U.S. trade imbalance widening

June 12, 2006

UW Business News Wire: UW-Madison engineer named chief scientist for international fusion experiment

June 2, 2006

UW probe uncovers fraudulent research

June 1, 2006

UW-Madison team in hot pursuit of elusive HIV vaccine

June 27, 2006

Vesper: Kerry Ingredients to lay off 66 workers

June 21, 2006

WARF Files Patent Infringement Suit Against French Co.

June 14, 2006

MADISON - The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF) and Natural ASA have filed a federal patent infringement lawsuit charging Arkopharma, a manufacturer of nutritional supplements...

Wausau: Local companies have stake in Defense budget

June 23, 2006

Web site helps track back wages: Labor Department aims to help recoup $575 million

June 20, 2006

West Allis: From wasteland to high-end development: Work begins on office, housing project

June 15, 2006

Wind energy projects might move forward

June 23, 2006

WisBusiness: Big ethanol conference runs this week in Milwaukee

June 19, 2006

By Gregg Hoffmann WisBusiness.com MILWAUKEE – More than 2,200 ethanol producers and users will converge on the Midwest Airlines Center this week for 22nd...

WisBusiness: Building Commission Approves Selling $4.5 M in Surplus Property, Discusses Pending Lawsuit

June 29, 2006

WisBusiness: Consultant Offers ‘Irrefutable’ Ways to Grow a Small Business

June 9, 2006

By Gregg Hoffmann MILWAUKEE – Steven Little gave his ”seven irrefutable rules of small business growth” and much more to the breakfast session of the...

WisBusiness: Ethanol could ease U.S. addiction to oil

June 21, 2006

By Gregg Hoffmann WisBusiness.com MILWAUKEE – The ethanol industry has experienced a year of unprecedented growth in the U.S. and world, but still...

WisBusiness: Panel Highlights State Resources for New Businesses

June 8, 2006

By Gregg Hoffmann MILWAUKEE – A “wide array” of resources are available to entrepreneurs in Wisconsin, according to the opening panel of the Wisconsin Entrepreneurs’...

WisBusiness: Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance Costs Drop Less Than Expected

June 16, 2006

By Brian E. Clark WisBusiness.com The cost for publicly held companies to comply with Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) legislation dropped in 2005, but the decline was less...

WisBusiness: State Street cosmetics store aims for female students with money to spend

June 15, 2006

By Colleen Flaherty WisBusiness.com MADISON - Lauren Frank had a vision as a freshman at UW-Madison for an upscale cosmetics store. Frank, 26, wanted to...

WisBusiness: Ten Months Later, Viola Celebrates Tornado Recovery

June 12, 2006

By Gregg Hoffmann For WisBusiness.com VIOLA – Government officials from the local, county, state and federal levels joined representatives of aid agencies, private sector companies and...

WisBusiness: Tuesday Trends — A Look at the State of Wisconsin Business

June 13, 2006

Below is an excerpt from the most recent edition of WisBusiness Tuesday Trends, a product sent weekly to WisBusiness subscribers. To get the full...

WisBusiness: Tuesday Trends — A Look at the State of Wisconsin Business

June 20, 2006

Below is an excerpt from the most recent edition of WisBusiness Tuesday Trends, a product sent weekly to WisBusiness subscribers. To get the full...

WisBusiness: Tuesday Trends — A Look at the State of Wisconsin Business

June 27, 2006

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WisBusiness: Venture Capital Leader Says Wisconsin Must Work Harder

June 7, 2006

By Brian E. Clark WisBusiness.com When it comes to venture capital funding, Wisconsin is a victim of its geography. That simply means Badger State...

WisBusiness: Water Conference Highlights Opportunities For Economic Growth In SE Wisconsin

June 16, 2006

By Brian E. Clark WisBusiness.com Two of the main requirements for manufacturing - one of Wisconsin's traditional strengths - are energy and water. Though the state...

WisBusiness: Wisconsin could be national ethanol leader

June 21, 2006

By Gregg Hoffmann WisBusiness.com MILWAUKEE – Wisconsin could become a leader in many ways for the burgeoning ethanol industry, according to the state Secretary...

WisBusiness.com: It’s Father’s Day year-round at the Kalahari

June 18, 2006

By Colleen Flaherty WisBusiness.com For America’s largest indoor water park in the Wisconsin Dells, every day is Father’s Day. The Kalahari was built six...

WisBusiness.com: La Crosse hosts river conference

June 23, 2006

By Gregg Hoffmann WibBusiness.com A Pulitzer Prize-winning author and several experts in the study of rivers will headline the International Conference on Rivers and Civilization...

WisBusiness.com: Study Says Coal Gasification Is Cleaner, More Expensive And Inevitable

June 2, 2006

By Brian E. Clark WisBusiness.com A draft report on coal gasification released Thursday by the state Department of Natural Resources and the Public Service...

WisBusiness.com: Study to track genealogy of UW’s start-up companies

June 23, 2006

By Brian E. Clark WisBusiness.com MADISON – Spinning out new businesses is the goal of many a university in the 21st Century. UW-Madison has been doing that...