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UW-EC researcher takes on acid rain

’08 winter wheat production could set record

2nd quarter punishes banks

90 wind farm turbines proposed for Columbia County

Aid headed for mill workers

Airline changes to include higher fees

Appleton businesses fear College Avenue bridge closure will sting

Appleton reports $42M loss

Appleton: Push on for advisory referendum on health care

Automatic utility rate increases stall

Beaver Dam bank sells branches

Beer Capitol to buy wholesaler

Bill Clingan named director of community development for Madison

Biotech firm wins state financing

Brewers top 3 million in ticket sales

Briggs reintroduces Allis-Chalmers name

Briggs’ sales fall, profits plummet

Building jitters: Developers say business uncertainty appears to have depressed large projects

Burzinski column: The Spreadmart

Business development group wins $1M grant

Case IH lands $12 million worth of cotton picker contracts in China

CIB Marine Bancshares reports $14 million loss

Citizens Community completes acquisition of ANB branches

Closing hurts more than mill

Consumer prices rise at double the expected rate

Corn yield estimates high; lower prices expected for three key grains

Cranberry producer awarded funds back after legal battle

Credit unions prosper

Dollar makes gains against euro

Door Co. orchard expects normal apple crop

Doyle: Eliminate coal use at state-owned power plants

Doyle’s trade mission on hold; India trip postponed after resignation of commerce secretary

Economic development all about IT, UW prof says

Employers say gas prices hindering efforts to land, keep talent

EPA: 3 largest Wis. cities miss air standards

Epic Systems’ $300 million expansion tangible sign of success

F. Ziegler expands despite economic concerns

Falling jet fuel prices may restore profitability

Farm production costs up nine percent in state

FDA OKs TomoTherapy’s new radiation therapy technology

Federal disaster aid tops $67 million after summer storms

Financials lead market lower; Dow falls 2 percent

Five school districts consider lawsuit in investment downturn

Florida pharmaceutical company moving to Wisconsin

Focus on investing roots pays off for Heartland

For NewPage employees there are options after layoff

Fox Cities airport losing Midwest flight

Gannett announces plan to lay off 600 workers

Gannett to close press facility

Great Wolf CEO says Blue Harbor results improving

Harley-Davidson finishes acquisition of Italian firm

Hearings set on proposed state fee hikes

High gas prices mean good business for Milton company

High water drains profits of lake-centered businesses

Hoffmann column: Catholic shrine could boost tourism

Hoffmann column: Cranberry acreage expansion could help region, state

Hoffmann column: S&S Cycle layoffs raise eyebrows

Hoffmann column: Western Wisconsin graziers lauded for innovation

Homes abandoned after foreclosure often fall into neglect

Industrial park could bring money, 1,000 jobs to Somers

Inflation shows signs of leveling off

Integrity Mutual shows no signs of slowing at 75

International companies fare better, study says

Investment credits offer bonanza

Jitters drove energy deal

Jobless claims highest in 6 years

Johnson Controls lands $89 million energy savings contract

Joy Global buys Chinese mining equipment manufacturer

K-tech buys Appleton cleaning company

Kenosha debates expanding city’s smoking ban

Kenosha: Something building downtown?

Kenworth goes green with revamped trucks

Kimberly, NewPage workers weigh the post-closure options

Kimberly’s NewPage employees look for direction

LiquiPur move to Janesville to add 90 jobs

Local 95, GM reach tentative deal

Madison looks primed for IT boom

Madison pharmaceutical company gets OK to start making drugs

Madison: City Council Approves Economic Development Plan

Madison: Council says no to power line along Beltline

Madison: OpGen moving headquarters to Maryland

Manufacturing enjoys modest growth

Manufacturing group touts $226 million impact

Mathy Construction sells 75.4 acres of Brice Prairie land to Fish and Wildlife Service

Menomonee Falls water-sensor maker sold

Metavante expands alliance with Swiss firm

Mill under safety review; Violations unrelated to blast subject to fines

Miller cans test on craft beers; Company pauses after it hoped to retool Miller...

Milwaukee-area unemployment declines

Minority preference for state contracts in dispute

Modine Manufacturing sees stock boost in July

Modine Tennessee plant to close

More trade missions on Doyle’s wish list

Moving Famous Footwear drops parent’s profits by $6.2 million

Near-record berry year expected

Neenah Foundry buys Pennsylvania firm

New $45 million contract, but Reedsburg foundry jobs still gone

NewPage move latest in competitive market

NewPage records $21 million loss in quarter

NewPage unlikely to sell Kimberly mill after Sept. 8 closing

NewPage workers plan picket in Kimberly

Northern Wisconsin firm ranks second on Inc. 5000 list

Northwest writes off Midwest investment

Northwest writes off Midwest investment

Nutritional firm with base in Monroe makes $315M acquisition

Orion makes another jobs promise; Manufacturer will get state aid to add 170 employees...

Oshkosh Corp. cuts 1,440 jobs globally

Oshkosh Corp. opens parts plant in Texas

Oshkosh Corp. reports quarterly loss

Oshkosh Corp. today reported that it incurred a fiscal third quarter net loss of $84.3 million, or $1.14 per share, compared with net income...

Oshkosh: Business growing, 4imprint to build new distribution center

Outagamie, Austin Straubel airports adjust to fewer options

Outgoing UW-Madison Chancellor Wiley: From crossroads to crisis

Panelist: Milwaukee companies not taking advantage of Act 255

By David Wise WisBusiness.com Milwaukee is lagging behind Madison in the number of high-tech startup companies benefiting from a tax credit program for angel...

Passion for fishing spawned guide service

Paying More At Pump Could Keep Shoppers Local

Pentair offered incentives, but company unlikely to change mind about closing

Personal info of thousands of Charter employees taken in laptop theft

Plant faces deadline for utility payment

Power plant may have later debut

Quad/Graphics cuts 100 administrative positions

Rayovac, Remington shine; Spectrum loses

Report: Chrysler sues battery supplier Johnson Controls

S.C. Johnson sues Dial over patent in latest air freshener spat

School Specialty earnings down

Sereno column: New Madison student apartments cater to changing tastes

Shipping focus shifts from highways to waterways

Smithfield reports 1Q loss

Software company considers Delafield

Spectrum stock spirals to new low

Spinning gold into bigger sales; State bike-makers hope worldwide audiences notice their products at...

State loses bid to house bio lab

State minimum wage could increase to $7.25

Still no movement on Port Edwards mill

Stocks jump as oil prices fall sharply

Strike isn’t trashing Harley bash

SWIB announces $40 million in new investments

Swiss Colony buys Montgomery Ward brand, site

Teamsters strike Waste Management

Teamsters, Waste Management remain at odds as garbage piles up

The Manitowoc Company sells marine business for $120 million

TomoTherapy stock plunges on weak second quarter results

Tourism touch and go for resorts

Train travel spikes in state

Tree-killing beetle found in state

Troubled real estate market hits Anchor’s earnings

Truss company closes, 50 lose jobs

Tyson in Jefferson reopens but cuts more than 200 workers

Union leaders want more bargaining sessions with Waste Management

Union leaders want NewPage to sell plant

Unstable atmosphere: Survey finds state execs cool on climate change

Utilities settle environmentalists’ suit for $105M

UW-Madison begins competition among top scientists

UW-Madison chancellor blasts WMC

WisBusiness.com Outgoing UW-Madison Chancellor John D. Wiley decries Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce as the "biggest driver of our toxic political environment" in the new...

UW-Madison granted nearly $9 million for stem cell research

UWM wants $10 million for research

Venture fund exceeds goal

Wall Street spikes higher after ISM data

Wausau Equipment to open facility in Fond du Lac

Wausau Paper to eliminate 150 Maine jobs

Wiley blasts WMC’s influence

Winning gold: Johnson Controls big part of Olympics

Wis. lawmakers try but can’t block mercury rules

WISBUSINESS LUNCHEON: Global Warming Task Force Co-Chairs

WisBusiness: $105 million deal reached in Oak Creek power plant squabble

WisBusiness.com The two sides in the three-year legal battle over the water intake system at the Oak Creek Power Plant have reached a $105...

WisBusiness: Culver brothers donate $250,00 to state’s junior golf program

By Brian E. Clark WisBusiness.com Wisconsin business leaders Craig and Curt Culver have donated $250,000 to fund an expansion of First Tee, a program...

WisBusiness: Doyle says no to coal for state-owned plants in Madison

WisBusiness.com In a move aimed at combatting greehouse gases, Gov. Jim Doyle is telling the state Department of Administration (DOA) and the University of...

WisBusiness: Global Warming Task Force Recommendations headed to Legislature

By Brian E. Clark WisBusiness.com MADISON – The Governor’s Global Warming Task Force finished its work last month, producing a raft of recommendations to...

WisBusiness: Midwest Air passenger count falls 21 percent in July

WisBusiness.com Midwest Airlines and Midwest Connect plan to lay off 40 percent of their staff and cut flights by the same amount to save...

WisBusiness: Regional cap-and-trade proposal remains contentious

By Brian E. Clark WisBusiness.com Though they might have had a few reservations, most of the 29 members on the Governor’s Global Warming Task...

WisBusiness: Research Park’s new urban campus hopes to draw high-tech firms

By Brian E. Clark WisBusiness.com MADISON – Most of the 115 businesses in the University Research Park on the Capital City’s west side are...

Wisconsin Bancorp acquires Mid America Bank

Wisconsin bucks July’s national unemployment trend

Wisconsin farmland value rises 18 percent

Wisconsin foreclosure filings continue at record pace

Wisconsin ranks first in many national ag commodities

Wisconsin tribes’ gaming revenue up 7.3 percent in 2007

Wisconsin’s existing home sales drop 22.2 percent

WisPolitics.com/WisBusiness.com: “Diagnosing a Policy Fix to U.S. Health Care”

Workers rally in last-ditch bid to save jobs

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