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Johnson Controls profit tops $1 billion

WPS to close two small coal-fired plants in lawsuit settlement

$10 million development proposed for Pewaukee Lake

100 office jobs are cut at Modine in Racine

65 stores, 30 states, and Kohl’s is born again

A powerful feeling

American Girl Wins Case Against Rival

An idea that still clicks: Although many camera stores have closed, some compete in...

Appeals court dumps drink specials lawsuit

Ashland: Ag secretary takes input on ‘working lands’ proposal

Associated Bank Tops SBA Lenders Again

Aurora Hospital one Step Closer

Badger State may soon lose its cheese crown to California

Banta rejects latest Cenveo offer

Banta to Sell or Close Facilities in 4 States, Cut About 165 Jobs

Banta vs. Cenveo: Print industry thrilla in manila

Beaver Dam: Apache’s sale should benefit employees

Big crowds expected for Cabela’s opening; As many as 150,000 could visit Richfield daily...

Biotech bigwigs show off latest wares

Bringing angels to the table

Brownfield grant clears way for new UWM dorm

BusinessWeek Ranks Wisconsin MBA No. 4 for Fastest Payback

California firm acquiring fast-growing JT Packard

Cambria ethanol plant clears major hurdle:

Census Bureau: Higher Costs Squeeze Milwaukee Homeowner

Centergy group hopes study will guide central Wisconsin to economic growth

Chilton Products to Shut Down Plant in December

Chippewa Valley institutions join forces on nanotechnology

Comer, Lands’ End founder, dies

Companies employ tax loophole

Credit unions find niches

D-Day for $1.2 billion Banta bid

Dairying: A way of life

Developer: Verona Big-Box Proposal Faces Challenges

Developers Criticize Holmen Impact Fees

Doyle Strategy: We Need More Milk, More Cheese Production

Entrepreneur shares strategy for success

Four times as many home foreclosures predicted, lender says

Fuel price drop drives Midwest consumer prices down

Generac Steps Back from Expansion

GHC rated 8th in U.S. for quality

Goodyear strikers get troubling news

Google Inks Pact with UW, Historical Society

Green Bay Retailers Expecting Less from Holiday Shoppers

Green, Doyle bandy over Menards decision

Harley case a study for the region

Harley to Expand if Union Concedes

Harley union rejects concession

Harley-Davidson sees 3Q revenue increase

Holiday season hiring expected to be stagnant

Home heat costs may drop

Hospital group urges total tobacco ban by members

Houses are selling slower, but for more

Huber brewery now called Minhas

Illinois fertility clinic to move lab to Madison

Janesville: Little cars raise money to benefit downtown revitalization

Jazwiec: RedPrairie’s plain talker

Johnson Controls expects another record year

Keeping Wisconsin competitive

Labor Board Ruling Creates Waves

Lake Winnebago System Fishing Contributes $221.5 Million to Area Economy

Lands’ End goes front and center

Las Vegas Targets States’ Biotech Firms

Leasing airport seen as lucrative

Lenghty Strike Possible for Goodyear

Local firm stands by its man Landis

Loophole Could Move Companies Off Property Tax Rolls

Lowe’s set to open in hot market

Madison biotech firm raises $3 million for research

Madison company reveals stem-cell breakthrough

Madison Condo Developers Forge Ahead

Madison linen company, union reach settlement

Madison: Nonstop Las Vegas flights end

Madison: Still working on the war

Madison: Trader Joe’s Opens Grocery On Monroe Street

Manitowoc Co. profits more than double

Manpower earnings beat expectations

Mazomanie Builder Does “Extreme Makeover”

Menards scraps plans for Eau Claire centers

Mexican workers help farm stay viable

Michael J. Fox Makes Stem Cell Vote Push

Midwest schools a hotbed for research

Miller Park’s Impact Put at $327 Million

Miller sales lose ground to craft beers, imports

Miller says Lite struggling this year

Milwaukee sets pace in home values

Miracle Studios seeking angels

MMAC’s Economic Blueprint Tackles Future of Milwaukee Economy

Modine plans third plant in China

More Packers season-ticket holders letting go

Neenah Paper buys German operations

New engine plant for Kenosha area?

New Glarus tops brewers: 18 state beers win awards

New Holstein Braces for Tecumseh’s Mass Layoffs

Orbitec aces in federal grants: Firm among 45 in state honored for innovation

Oshkosh Truck acquisition gives some investors pause

Oshkosh Truck reports 9.8 percent sales jump

Oshkosh Truck to announce $3 billion acquisition

Pabst financing wins preliminary approval

Pabst owner to ask city for $28.6 million: Developer plans housing, hotel, offices

Renaissance Learning 3Q sales, profits fall

Report: Upper Midwest still hurts due to its Rust Belt roots

Restructuring Results in Record Gains for Kimberly-Clark

Rethinking resources

Ring of hire: Emergence of high-tech firms nets jobs – and prestige – for...

Rock County may go wireless

Schneider Trucking Sees Big Haul in China

Seven firms certified for investor tax credit

Some say it’s time to expand the Midwest Airlines Center

Spectrum looks to recharge batteries

State Back Railroad Line to Western Coal

State backs RR line to Western coal

State encouraging Minnesota businesses to expand in Wisconsin

State Fares Poorly in Annual Business Tax Climate Index

State firms draw 70% more venture funds than last year

State Street bars eagerly await the crowd

Two utilities team up with Iowa wind farm

Unemployment rises slightly

UW joining Google book project

UW scientists ID flu-fighter protein

UW-Madison MBA payback quick

UWM foundation gives no-bid contract to Doyle supporters

WARF making push to help new firms

WARF stem cell patents face review

Warm winter could cool heat bills 14%

Weas Plans Milwaukee Retail Development

Web is hot spot for Chippewa Falls shoe retailer

Which suitor would be business’ best match?

WiCell director switching to private industry

WisBusiness: Expert says public needs financial education

By Matt Dolbey WisBusiness.com MADISON -- Chicago Branch Federal Reserve Bank Vice President Doug Tillett said Wednesday he wished financial education centers like the...

WisBusiness: Transitions Caters to Boomers on the Move

By Bree Andersen WisBusiness.com MADISON, Wis. -- As nearly 76 million baby boomers reach retirement age by 2011, Transitions Inc. is anticipating its own...

WisBusiness: GuestBridge aids hospitality industry

By Peggy Sue Dierickx WisBusiness.com MILWAUKEE – For GuestBridge Inc., the key to developing customer relationships is building bridges. The Milwaukee-based company provides...

WisBusiness: MailFoundry CEO Troup is ‘Born Hacker’

By Nik Sutter WisBusiness.com GREEN BAY -- Since the age of 12, David Troup has been playing with, developing and selling software....

WisBusiness: Rep. Baldwin boosts wind power, raps Bush Administration over energy policy

By Brian E. Clark WisBusiness.com MADISON - Wind and other forms of renewable energy hold great potential for Wisconsin and the country, but they...

WisBusiness: Tech Council restates its support of tolerance, diversity

By Brian E. Clark WisBusiness.com A little more than a week out from a statewide constitutional vote that would restrict gay marriage and ban civil...

WisBusiness: Tommy advocates “medical diplomacy”

WisBusiness.com: British knight urges biotech firms to be leaders in creativity

By Brian E. Clark WisBusiness.com WAUKESHA – Wisconsin’s 300-plus bioscience companies know well the need to keep discoveries bubbling out of their labs. So they embraced...

Wisconsin Dells: Chula Vista to Expand

Wisconsin plastics firm making its mark

Wisconsin stem cell patents to get review

Wisconsin Still Expecting Record Corn & Soybean Crops

WiSys a Pivotal Middleman

With U.S. Population Reaching 300 Mill, Midwest Vies for its Share of Growth

WPS customers get energy refund

WPS Resources to become Integrys

WPS unveils severance package to ease employees’ fears

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