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Former workers awarded $800,000

Hypermilers compete to see who can get best mileage

30-story Park East tower wins zoning approval

A one-stop shop – SuperTarget draws eager shoppers at opening

A.O. Smith stock leaps on news of increased earnings

Actuant’s stock is raising the roof

Advertising magazine reports Harley marketing chief hire

Affinity streamlines operating budget, nears goal of trimming $20 M

Airlines upgrade regional jets

AirTran talks to Midwest

AirTran trumps Midwest’s quarterly performance

Anguished MIlwaukee banker’s family now has answer

AOL to pay $3 million, reform cancellation policies in settlement

Assembly OKs its version of budget

AT&T to shut service center

Barrett explores bypassing county on transit plans

BIO 2007: A Look Back at Beantown (slideshow)

Biofueling across the country: It’s a summer vacation that combines Al Gore and the...

Both sides plan protests over proposed farm limits

Breweries in trademark fight

Broker has his ear to the ground

Business subsidy reforms backed

Businesses hop on Yi woo wagon; Area leaders view Bucks’ draftee as economic tie...

Cable operators to raise box rates

Cancer therapy chain buying six TomoTherapy systems

Charter not planning to increase set-top box cable rates

City Brewery sells beer brands

Columbus: New farm implement store goes against the grain

Corporate subsidy oversight urged

Court Won’t Reopen Harley Lawsuit

Dairy dilemma

Dane County Airport Eyes Expansion Amid Passenger Declines

Developer hopes to create Madison biotech community

Dollyrots rock Kohl’s back-to-school ads

Dow finishes above 14,000

Dow hits new high

Dow ride has some investors queasy

Doyle lauds tobacco tax report

Eau Claire woos call center with incentives

Employer health premiums jump

Energy to Burn

Evansville dairy’s heifers can stay

Executive to leave Presto

Farm bill provision would turn surplus sugar into ethanol fuel

Farmer struggles to grow industrial hemp

Former Mercury Marine managers stole thousands

Former Mercury Marine managers stole thousands

Four in five would save under Dems’ health care plan

GAO studies cheese market

Gas price soars; Industry experts blame low supply, high demand

GM cuts truck line, but Janesville not affected

GM working overtime to put on a greener face

Goodyear contract is approved by steelworkers

Grocery costs up about 8.5 percent

Group urges more disclosure from business

Growing skin: StrataGraft looks to be the new face of skin grafting

Guatemalan Kohl’s apparel-maker signs labor pledge

Harley getting in touch with its feminine side

Harley plans party for 105th birthday

Harley reports strong international sales, but flat U.S. market

Health costs fall for business group

Health-care plan critics give big

Home run power: Venture Investors providing major league returns

Icy housing reports send chills into stock market

Insurers pay $28M for June 7 storm claims

Jobs grow slowly but steadily here

Johnson Controls sets China joint venture

Journal Communications’ profits decline in 2nd quarter

Kohl: Senate ag spending bill will make food safety a priority

Kohl’s in EPA’s top 10 list of ‘greenpower’ users

Kohler lays of 160 employees

Lear shareholders reject Icahn deal

Lofty visions in Manitowoc

Madison firm in spotlight for sticky science

Madison firm in spotlight for sticky science

Madison: 91-unit condo project proposed at Market Square

Madison’s a ‘fast city’ in magazine rankings

Manpower reports monster quarter

Marion woman keeps things rolling at Clintonville company

Mega farm’s manure incinerator under fire

MGIC faces big subprime write-off

Middleton is No. 1

Midwest forms committee to consider ‘strategic and financial alternatives’

Midwest pushed again on talks

Midwest, AirTran profits diverge

Military renews contract with Johnson Outdoors, Schutt Industries

Million-dollar farmers would lose subsidies under bill

Millions for jobs worth it?

Mirus Bio makes gains

Mirus Bio makes gains

Modine breakthrough may alter the way things cool

Modine reaches 52-week high

Money Magazine names Middleton nation’s top town

MSOE gets behind research to pump up fluid technology

Northwestern Mutual’s 100 East for sale

Offers made for Cousins Center

One factory, 3 handouts

Oneida firm to manage Sheboygan Falls hotel

Online sales tax is budget issue

Organic Valley growth

Oshkosh Truck to develop improved armored vehicle

Outsourcing redefines retirement for older workers

Panel to juggle diverse interests in writing farm bill

Producers bitter on liquor bills; Brew pubs, wineries object to proposed rules on size,...

Profit rises 22% at Kimberly-Clark

Reaching for toilet paper goes high tech

Reaching out to recruit, retain women in accounting

Rebirth for Milwaukee’s Old World 3rd St.

Regal Beloit finds fire sale

Reiman to finance, expand compost business

Report: Where are promised new jobs?

Reviving a tobacco tradition

Rockwell reports strong quarter

Rowe vs. Rowe

Scientists join patent protest

Small music company charts big

Space Odyssey: Finding storage costs money andSpacesaver Corp. aims to reduce that cost

State companies honored for environmental work

State pet products make way to Target

State spurns new venture fund

State sues U.S. Oil Co. over pollution

State Supreme Court says company can’t fire man over migraines

State unemployment increases

State’s organic industry growing

Stem cell patent skeptics also filed

Stocks Plummet More Than 300 Points On Wall Street

Summerfest revenue, attendance increase

Survey: Wisconsin Foreclosures Remain High

Tale of two remodeling cities

Tax schemers get a break

Tecumseh closes New Holstein plant

The Manitowoc Co. sets two records forsales, earnings

Third Wave stock shoots up

Third Wave to help on drug test

Third Wave’s losses grow deeper

Tides changing: Dane County boat dealers expand, adapt to customer demands

TomoTherapy has hit the ground flying

UW loses bid for bio-threat laboratory

Vanguard veggie fuel station to open

Wall Street continues to fall

Water technology seen as way to replenish region’s economy

We Energies sells 7,400 acres

Weak housing market cools off Gehl Co.

WellPoint’s profits swell

Whitewater: Employer guilty in identity case

WisBusiness: ERCO hasn’t given up on conversion of Port Edwards plant

WisBusiness: MMAC’s China Business Council helps expand commerce with Asian giant

WisBusiness: 50th Anniversary Celebration Planned for La Crosse’s S&S Cycle

WisBusiness: American Family backing for new children’s hospital now at $15 million

WisBusiness: Angel tax credit expansion up in the air

WisBusiness: ATC to announce final choices for Dane County transmission line

WisBusiness: DNR Approves Sparta ethanol permit

WisBusiness: DOJ finds no wrongdoing in Kewaunee power plant sale

WisBusiness: Expert says U.S. has technology to cut energy use, carbon emissions now

WisBusiness: Experts say stem cell research needs biz community support

WisBusiness: Federal suit likely against Sparta ethanol plant

WisBusiness: Food Co-Ops Fill Niche in Badger State

WisBusiness: Madison tourism bureau looks to UW for cooperation

WisBusiness: PSC approves ATC Waunakee transmission line

WisBusiness: PSC celebrates 100th birthday

WisBusiness: Sparta ethanol might go to mediator

WisBusiness: Vernon County could restrict large-scale farming

WisBusiness: Vernon County hog hearing draws huge crowd

WisBusiness: Vernon County Protest planned against large hog farming operation

WisBusiness: Viroqua Writers Workshop subtext is economic development

WisBusiness: WARF’s Gulbrandsen worried about patent reform efforts

WisBusiness: Western Wisconsin hog farm draws protests, moratorium

WisBusiness: Wisconsin Women’s Health Foundation marks 10 years

Wisconsin gas pumps not always accurate

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