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– BusinessWeek: Weak Dollar Little Help for Manufacturing

‘Captive shippers’ feel pain; Consumers pay the price as rail costs raise dramatically

100-plus days late, pols agree on budget

23 companies sue coupon clearinghouse; 11 people also accused of fraud in civil case

23 workers to lose jobs in Valeo sale

4 firms file for receivership

Advertisers prepare for tech-savvy Generation Z

Advisers OK Midwest Air sale

African-American firms get less work; Race-neutral program questioned as disparity found in Milwaukee

Air Wisconsin traffic grows for second straight month

AirTran plans major expansion at Mitchell

AirTran plans major expansion at Mitchell; Airline seeks to double number of airport gates...

AirTran’s plan to grow signals challenge to Midwest

Another record for Johnson Controls

Appleton’s JMS Converters shuts down, 85 jobs lost

Ashwaubenon trucking company gets national energy awards

Asia, Latin America drive record state dairy exports

Assembly rejects Doyle’s budget offer; higher taxes deal-breaker for GOP

Bakeries, food companies face rising ingredient costs

Bill Allowing Mortgage Lawsuits Expected to Stir Fierce Opposition

Breske to reintroduce ‘hospital tax’

Bruker, sister companies to open Beijing center

Budget aims to bring farmers to market

Budget deadline pressure sought

Budget provisions please some businesses

Builder drops Pabst Farms

Business booms: Latinas opening their own doors

Change afloat at Burger

Change afloat at Burger Boat

Chrysler and UAW settle on tentative contract agreement

Chrysler workers approve contract

Chrysler, UAW agree on contract after mini-strike

City gets nearly $1 million

Clarke to manage World Dairy Expo

Connecting the Dots

Conney Safety Products is sold:

Crane business picks up

Diversity softens GM blow

Dow Falls 370 Points On Black Monday Anniversary

Employers’ health costs expected to climb nearly 9 percent in 2008

Expo displays machines’ power

Fair Indigo on steady footing after one year

Farmers, conservationists worry about fragmentation

Farmland lost: 30,000 acres/year

FDIC: M&I leads Wisconsin banks in deposits

Fed cuts interest rates a quarter point

Feds seek more info on Midwest Air deal

Five Madisonians named biotech Rising Stars

Flocking in: building and design firms from Milwaukee, Fox Valley attracted to Madison

Ford might keep some plants open after all

Former Cudahy Iceport site may host Wal-Mart

Former Huffy Sports plant in Sussex will close

Funding research centers pays off for GE

Gehl Co. hit hard by housing slump

GHC ranks high among health care providers

Global building boom offsets housing slump; Local manufacturers optimistic about growth

Global warming concerns nix coal-fired power plants

GM autoworkers at Janesville plant approve contract

GM autoworkers at Janesville plant approve contract

GM may close 2 more plants under deal

Going Against Bush, NIH Director Urges Expanded Stem Cell Research

Great Wolf to open call center in Madison

Green Bay company secures VA contract

Happiness is stem cell work

Harley rides a hard road

Harley-Davidson 3Q profit down 15.3 percent, U.S. sales sluggish

Harley-Davidson posts lower sales, earnings

Health bill offers help to smallest businesses

Heart, nerves get the big chill

Home heat costs expected to spike this winter

Home sales slowed in ’07

Hospital association drops opposition to controversial tax

Housing slump hurts A.O. Smith outlook

Housing slump will last another year, experts say

Industry, academia seeking contracts

Jazwiec resigns from RedPrairie

JDC Logistics, affiliates to close

JMS Converters in Appleton closes doors, files for bankruptcy

JMS Converters in Appleton to close

Jobless rate racially split; Nearly half of black men not in labor force, UWM...

Jobless rate rises, but state gains jobs

Johnson Controls shows new face to world; Glendale company updates brand, outlook

Johnson Creek growth has cooled

Journal Sentinel employee union says cuts could hurt newspaper

Journal Sentinel offers buyouts

Judge: Minimum markup law unconstitutional

Kimberly-Clark opens new design center

Kimberly-Clark raising prices on products

Kimberly-Clark reports record $46 billion quarter; 9.7 percent sales jump

Kimberly-Clark sets Dec. 7 as last day of production at Lakeview plant

Kohler, union OK contract; Union workers get pay increases, but health plans will cost...

Labor deal will save GM $3 billion a year

Lawyer to Supreme Court: Madison ban on drink specials breaks law

Local unions reject Chrysler-UAW agreement

M&I bank spinoff OK’d

Madison a fit for Brown Shoe?

Management group to buy Stoughton-based Universal Silencer

Manitowoc Co. expanding; more jobs

Manpower earnings rise 31 percent

Manpower taps in to China

Markup law ruled invalid

Mayor defends controversial pick

Medicaid plan would aid hospitals

Medical Society files lawsuit against state

Medical waste processor ready for business

Menasha Utilities steam project balloons to $40 million question mark

MGIC poised to weather storm

MGIC posts $372 million loss in 3Q, expects to keep losing money

Michigan fights for stem cell cash, But state’s restrictive laws drive away business

Microsoft buys Jellyfish.com

Microsoft buys online shopper Jellyfish.com

Midwest Air chief says Milwaukee a city of contrasts

Midwest sale hits a snag

Midwest shareholders approve sale to TPG

Miller and Coors to blend U.S. operations

Miller deal may turn off the tap for craft brewers

Miller, Coors to combine U.S. operations

MillerCoors sales must grow

Milwuakee Ale House expansion at risk

Mitchell’s August traffic breaks record

Modine profit drops; slow 2008 rebound predicted

Nearly 50 percent of black males in Milwaukee lack jobs

New state budget includes important agricultural provisions

New state company vows to extend rural cell service

Nilsestuen: Farmers urged to push legislators for a state budget

Northwest flies high after bankruptcy

Official touts tourism as Crandon’s future forte

Officials: D’Angelo charges troubling

Oscar Mayer to stand separate

Pabst Farms seeks new retail developer

Paper industry leader relays dismal picture

Park East poised to start renewal

Pending purchases may transform Milwaukee medical landscape

Pierce lands order for seven fire trucks

Police investigating RedPrairie CEO’s unusual armed robbery story

RedPrairie CEO says resignation isn’t tied to disputed invasion

Region’s big-home buyers still shopping; Permits down from 2006, but prices and size are...

REGISTER NOW: WPS Insurance CEO Riordan Luncheon

Report: Wisconsin firms make little progress in gender diversity

Retail food prices go up 4.5 percent

Retail food prices up 4.5 percent in state

Rising Star awards acknowledge success in biotechnology field

September milk production in Wisconsin up 3.1 percent

Snap-on earnings up 46 percent

Some see a boost in holiday hiring

Sonic Foundry, Merge make Deloitte Fast 500 list

STAG acquires property

State budget plan hikes property taxes

State companies seize green initiative

State narrows health cost gap; Wisconsinites will pay less than rest of the nation,...

State seeks input on 920 area code relief plans

Strattec profit triples, but sales now lacking

Strong demand drives Twin Disc profits

ThedaCare breaks ground in Waupaca

They left bulls on Wall Street

Think sales, not cost; Savings are no-brainer, but MillerCoors also must grow

Thompson denies his company wrongly got Defense contract

Ties fraying between GOP, business; Some policies seen as shift from core values

Time Warner to add 300 jobs in Appleton

Tom Long Next in line to lead MillerCoors

TomoTherapy prices stock offer

TomoTherapy sees 61 percent revenue growth

TomoTherapy sees revenue gains in the third quarter

UAW strikes Chrysler; Kenosha workers walk out

UAW, Chrysler Make Progress on Talks

Utility sells 2,500 acres up north

UW Business School gets $85 million grant

UW campuses poised to grow

UW Extension again cut from Walker’s Milwaukee County budget; supervisors say it’s just ploy

UW microbiologists have a new home

UW-Madison institutes to share research incubator

UW-Madison researchers wage war on cancer stem cells

Venture capital triples at health care start-ups

Wanted: Pied piper for commerce secretary

Wanted: Pied piper for commerce secretary

Waukesha County explores idea-matching venture

Wausau Window holds groundbreaking ceremony

We Energies proposes new wind power farm

We Energies: Heating costs to drop

Wineries toast Doyle’s veto

WisBuisness: State unemployment rate falls

WisBusiness: Bankers, credit union heating up again

WisBusiness: Clingan withdraws from economic development post consideration

WisBusiness: Commerce Secretary Burke stepping down

WisBusiness: Dairyland Power meets with landfill opponents

WisBusiness: Heating cost forecasts all over the map

WisBusiness: Kenosha Chrysler workers preparing to walk out

WisBusiness: Mattel chief says company is winning back trust

WisBusiness: Midwest shareholders approve sale

WisBusiness: Nelson says companies that respond to climate change will thrive

WisBusiness: NIH chief’s stem cell position lauded

WisBusiness: Sparta ethanol settlement reached

WisBusiness: Stemina CEO Donley predicts next president will increase stem cell funding

WisBusiness.com: Mayor, chamber air differences over appointment

Wisconsin budget changes rules for wine sales, breweries

Wisconsin Energy finalizes Point Beach sale

Wisconsin foreclosures up 27 percent in 2007

Wisconsin foreclosures up 30 percent in September

Wisconsin ranks 38th in job growth, U.S. data show

Wisconsin ranks 38th in job growth, U.S. data show; Among nearby states, only Iowa...

Wisconsin set a record in cheese production in 2006

Women pushed for top jobs; Report laments missed opportunities

Workplace depression has a high price tag

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