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3 UW spinoffs form major stem cell company

After Cassville rejection, WPL says all options on the table

After Cassville rejection, WPL says all options on the table

Allen Edmonds lays off 40 employees

Alliant Energy 3Q profit slips on flooding costs

American Family to cut 160 contractual workers

American Family trimming its work force

American Foods Group expanding Green Bay facilities

Anchor Bank loses $23.3 million in third quarter

Anthem/Serigraph partner on medical tourism pilot program in India

Appleton to lay off 75 more

Appliances, door-busters dominate Black Friday sales

Aqua-Chem, once a leader in desalination, might play role in water-technology cluster

Army awards $51 million contract to Oshkosh Corp.

As fuel costs shrink, so do truckers’ loads

Associated Banc-Corp to participate in Capital Purchase

Associated Bank leads state in SBA loans

Associated sells $525 million in stock to Treasury

Associated to sell stock to Treasury

Boilermakers fired up at hiring of nonunion workers in Green Bay

Both Ben & Jerry’s stores in Madison close

BPA substitutes sought

Brady to cut work force, lowers outlook

Bram column: Holiday fashion tips

Bucyrus receives large equipment order

Business community rallies to challenge Milwaukee sick leave mandate

Cellular Dynamics receives $18M in funds

Central Wisconsin housing market decline consistent with rest of state

Charter Mfg. to cut jobs, close plants

Cheaper gas gives travelers a boost

Club for Growth hits former UW chancellor over e-mails related to anti-WMC op-ed

Coal-fired power plant coming to Cassville?

Coalition wants stronger control of Great Lakes water

Colleges fear financial aid bubble may burst

Columbia St. Mary’s cuts staff

Creative lease arrangements can make a splash

Deadline is Sunday for state’s next do-not-call list

Deadline nears for Wisconsin sales tax refund

Dealerships gear up to ride out tough times

Deer hunt brings millions to state economy

Detroit’s fight hits home in Wisconsin

Disagreement on economic impact of Depp film

Dow back above 8,000 after Geithner pick

Dow closes below 8,000 — lowest in over 5 years

Dow drops 5.1% as financials take a hit

Dow plunges 400+ points again

Dow tumbles 443 points

Downturn’s effects have been mixed in Fond du Lac area

Economy squeezing child care centers

Energizer wins injunction against Spectrum in battery patent suit

Energizer wins injunction against Spectrum in battery patent suit

Eso Technologies wins Elevator Pitch Olympics

Financial pinch creeping up on some church collection plates

Financial strategists see gloom, but then a rally

Florida firm to close marketing offices in state

Focus on Energy saving $193 million in costs, state says

Fox Cities business owners, executives look to 2009 with hope

Garbage, recycling join economy down in dumps

GM sales slump in October; Chevy Suburban sales down 70 percent

Great Wolf still talking with lenders

Green Bay stadium district reduces debt for Lambeau Field

Green Bay’s ACE work force expected to grow

Group seeks funding to keep doctors in Wisconsin upon graduation

Health care fixes take back seat to economy

High-voltage grant aims to stem worker shortage

Hoffmann column: Cassville plan rejection demonstrates greener thinking

Hoffmann column: Ingersoll-Rand report fuels La Crosse layoff fears

Hoffmann column: Kudos for coal ash decision

Hoffmann column: Logistics Health fights back

Hologic reports positive results from study of HPV test developed by Third Wave

Housing slump cuts deeper at Kohler

Hunters enjoy near-perfect conditions on opening day

Hunting stores fare well before gun-deer season

Impact of DHL job cuts unclear in Wisconsin

Jobless to get extended benefits

Joy Global sees its high-tech factories in China as key

Jury is out on financial impact as countdown to ban begins

Kimberly-Clark buys shares of Colombian subsidiary

Kohl’s turns advertising focus to online sites

Kohl’s on the holiday offensive with major price-cuts

Kohler Co. laying off 80 workers

Layoffs forcing many to seek new skills

Lee earnings off 73 percent

Lindsay Heights redevelopment focuses on community

Logistics Health blames feds for delays in aid to 9/11 responders

Lorman Ed Svcs. in Eau Claire announces 50 layoffs

Madison company seeks stem cell forefront

Madison-based Great Wolf could lose Ohio resort, report says

Madison: 10 percent of area homes sold at a loss

Mall owner General Growth Properties warns of bankruptcy, solvency woes

Mattel to cut 1,000 jobs; some in Middleton

Medicare won’t pay for errors anymore

Menasha Packaging continues to grow

Menominee Nation files restraining order over Kenosha casino decision

Menominee tribe sues to keep casino hopes alive

Menomonie window plant lays off 52 workers

Metro Milwaukee lost 9,900 jobs

Middleton-based Alice.com will take on Wal-Mart

Miller Electric cuts 95 jobs

MillerCoors cuts 269 jobs

MillerCoors hires ad partnership as agency of record

Milwaukee hotels got big boost from Harley’s 105th festivities

Milwaukee: Zoo Interchange work may consume as many as 40 buildings

Miniature Precision Components laying off 94 in Prairie du Chien

MMAC files legal document against sick leave mandate

MMAC report: Eight of 10 Milwaukee-area industries see job declines in Sept.

MMAC to file lawsuit against sick leave mandate

Mortgage insurance CEO would do it all over again

Mortgage meltdown fuels demand for rentals

NE Wisconsin awards highlight strong growth in lean times

Neenah steam plant gets OK to burn tires

NewPage workers to picket parent firm in New York

Newspapers see sharp circulation drop of 4.6 pct

No end in sight for Spectrum’s woes

Northwestern Mutual agrees to pay $92 million in class action suit

Orion Energy Systems predicts modest growth

Oscar Mayer/Kraft donates pantry truck to Second Harvest Foodbank

Oshkosh Corp. gets $1.2 billion Army contract

Oshkosh Corp. has $2.7 billion in debt to pay off as shares are trading...

Oshkosh Corp. to build first China facility

Oshkosh Corp.: 2009 may be weak

Oshkosh wins $1.2 billion truck upgrade contract

Others join Oshkosh Corp. in protesting Humvee building selection

Pabst Theater venues step into the limelight

Patients report problems getting reimbursed by company headed by Tommy Thompson

Pension fund losses could boost energy costs

Plan would expand BadgerCare

Plan would limit liquor licenses in downtown Green Bay

Plexus expands its manufacturing space

Profit jumps at MillerCoors

Range of moneymakers may be tapped to plug budget hole

Real estate group backs sick leave law challenge

Real estate investor Zellmer owes $10.6 million to M&I

Realtor’s Association offers plan to help low-income buyers

Regional issues may get focus

Rejection of WARF patent is upheld

Researcher sees both sides of sick pay debate

Resort company Bluegreen to close 3 Wisconsin locations, lay off 153 workers

Retailers hope bargains put Friday in the black

Retailers see steep sales drop in October

Richardson Industries lays off 18 workers

Sales double at NewPage

SE Wis. transit authority endorses sales tax plan for trains, buses

Sears planning to layoff 81 with closing of Menomonee Falls store

Single Source Transport to close Green Bay facility

Snow thrower engine supplier leaves Ariens in the cold

Some Dane County domestic partners to get benefits

Sparkman & Stephens, Burger form motorsailer partnership

Spectrum Brands faces stock delisting

Spectrum gets second stock delisting notice

Spectrum posts huge loss, will shutter unit it couldn’t sell

State banks weigh Treasury’s offer

State exports rise in third quarter

State pension check drop expected

State pension fund loses $10 billion

State to replace county-run medical assistance plan

State’s jobless rate holds steady in Oct. despite 5,600 fewer jobs

Steinhafels Furniture finding ways to thrive in down market

Steve & Barry’s will liquidate all stores

Stocks plunge as investors ponder Obama presidency

Stores may see disappointing Black Friday sales this year

Suit filed against large nursing home operator

Sun Prairie firm gets big FDA contract

Swamped state agency urges unemployed to file online

Tavern owners brace for expected statewide smoking ban

Thilmany to shut down for 2 weeks

TomoTherapy completes acquisition of Chinese firm

Transit backers’ quest for financing may get results soon

Turkey producers see costs gobble up profit

Two more Wisconsin manufacturing plants will close

U.S. Bancorp will get $6.6B from bank-rescue plan

U.S. rejects GM’s call for help in a merger

Unemployment claims on rise; fund may run empty by next year

Updates to Chrysler’s Kenosha plant on hold

Utility wants to spend $153 million on pollution controls at Sheboygan plant

UW System looking at ways to save money

UW-Madison 14th best in value for public schools, magazine says

UW-Madison chancellor seeks to build relationship with WMC

Verona’s Cleary Building Corp. continues to build its business even in a tough economy

Viasystems to lay off 238 employees with closure of Oak Creek facility

Wall Street stages Election Day rally

Wausau Paper cuts production; lays off 15

Weekend events: Eight Greats From Around the State

Weekend events: Eight greats from around the state

Weekend events: Eight greats from around the state

West-central Wisconsin small towns make best of economic hard times

Westby wind energy project gets green light

WG&R closes 5 Milwaukee-area stores

What’s next for fledgling Mad City Broadband?

Wis. existing home sales down 16.7 percent compared to previous year

WisBusiness: Brainfruit offers a desktop portal to advertising and data consumers want to see

WisBusiness: Coal plant opponents cheer PSC’s decision to reject $1.3 billion proposal

WisBusiness: Composite Rebar Technology ready to take the reins and leave steel behind

WisBusiness: Doyle and Leinenkugel drive technology discussion at the Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium

WisBusiness: Investment sprints ahead at the Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium

WisBusiness: Madison start-up working on potential epilepsy breakthrough

WisBusiness: Milwaukee voters pass measure requiring sick pay

WisBusiness: Road-building projects still on tap, DOT official tells transpo conference

WisBusiness: Small-business owners advised to look to long-term goals

WisBusiness: TomoTherapy exec shrugs off shareholder suits

WisBusiness: Trane cuts La Crosse jobs

WisBusiness: Transpo group’s report sees potential state funding shortfall

WisBusiness.com: Chancellor says UW-Madison an economic driver

WisBusiness.com: Leaders hint state stimulus coming

WisBusiness.com: Poll finds Favre favorability plummets in Wisconsin

Wisconsin bank earnings fell 73%, FDIC reports

Wisconsin exports increase by 13 percent from 2007

Wisconsin health plans receive top rankings

Wisconsin hospitals work on going green

Wisconsin’s lawmakers wary of auto bailout

WisPolitics: Milwaukee sick leave measure could be challenged

Wood County forestland requested for cranberries

WPRI poll: Wis. residents oppose raising taxes on businesses

WPRI poll: Wisconsin residents very concerned about the state’s economy

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