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Associated Bank president and COO resigns

‘Bank’ for your buck: Community banks lead way in 2008 fourth-quarter ratings

‘Stress’ tests on M&I reach contradictory results

Admirals find success in marketing entertainment value

AG Van Hollen requests $212 million in forfeitures from Pharmacia

AirTran starts flights from Milwaukee to Twin Cities

Alliant cutting more than 150 jobs

Alliant decision on plants on hold

Alliant Energy committed to efficiency program, executive says

Alliant turns to layoffs, other cost cutting

American Superconductor posts first-ever profit

Analysts question health of TomoTherapy

Anchor gets one-year extension on U.S. Bank debt

Ariens Co. announces 5 percent pay cut

Associated is latest bank to offer mortgage-deferral program

Associated is latest bank to offer mortgage-deferral program

Aurora sells two more medical buildings to raise cash

Authorities investigate Columbus chemical fire

Auto work screeching to a halt

Auto workers rally to save Kenosha plant

Average Wisconsin milk price floats up

Badger Meter to shift work to Mexico

Bar owners: Smoking ban has an impact

BIO Blog: Madison’s BioAg Gateway plants seeds in Atlanta

BIO Blog: Wisconsin fares well in Battelle science education report

BIO Blog: Biofuels expertise on display in Atlanta

BIO Blog: Investors from 14 states will visit Madison for ’09 MidAmerica Healthcare Venture...

BizOpinion book review: “The Power of Less”

BizOpinion: Living within your means

BizOpinion: Not the change Kenosha was hoping for

BizOpinion: Options to consider after refinancing

BizOpinion: Prevailing wage mandate will have impact on development and small business

BizOpinion: Tech colleges ready to help in economic downturn

Brewers’ followers are 2nd-most valuable in baseball

Brewers’ followers are 2nd-most valuable in baseball

Budget belt-tightening spreads across the board

Budget plan adds incentives

Builders await stimulus help

Business craft contingency plans for pandemic

Business picking up for some GB companies

Business real estate next to feel pain

California couple gives $5 million to MU engineering school

Campground owners hope that spending on improvements pays off with more visitors in slumping...

Chart to lay off another 99; total of 122 workers affected by cuts

Chrysler expands buyout offer for Kenosha workers

Chrysler’s plan to end Kenosha work draws criticism for Obama

Cigarette tax increase could be windfall for Wisconsin’s tribes

Column: Why life is still good for business school students … in Wisconsin

Commercial fishermen are coming up empty

Company gets license for turning stem cells into heart cells

Company hired for cleanup after Columbus Chemical fire

ConAgra Foods to add 30 jobs, expand

Crop prices, credit impinge on farm equipment sales

CUNA Mutual Group warns employees of coming cuts

Dairy industry faces uphill financial climb

Dealers dropped by automakers find themselves in a bind

Decline in demand for ore leaves shipbuilding foundering

Device allows the blind to see with their tongues

Don Miller dealerships to restructure; up to 35 jobs to be cut

Doyle personally offered deal to keep jobs in Sheboygan

Doyle to sign smoking ban today

Doyle, Ryan blast plans for Kenosha plant closing

Dr Pepper Snapple buys Sheboygan distributor

DWD: April unemployment dips in 64 of 72 Wisconsin counties

Eastbay reportedly to close Green Bay call center

Economic slump worries businesses in Wisconsin Dells

Economy starts to show signs of hope, speakers say at forum

Employers driving down pay, benefits as competition for jobs increases

Firm prompts anger for evicting residents paying with Medicaid

First Manitowoc Bancorp completes stock repurchase

Former Treasury representative Bob Stein to discuss economy in Grand Chute

Fragile economy watches swine flu’s spread

From granola bars to networking, firms trying new ways

Furloughed state workers won’t qualify for unemployment, aide says

GE announces $6 billion health care initiative

Global milk glut squeezes dairy farmers, consumers

GM begins effort to cull dealerships

GM posts $6B quarterly loss, spends $10.2B in cash

GM seen driving into bankruptcy Monday; key questions remain

GM to reduce dealer network

GMR Marketing wins national award

Governor signs statewide smoking ban

Grede lays off 81 from Wauwatosa foundry

Green Bay Plan Commission puts restrictions on Packers party houses

Guaranty Bank unit closing costs 62 jobs

Hard times for state shipbuilders could be seen coming

Harley CFO resigns

Harley considers moving operations from York, Pa.

Harley drops plans for Buell plant

Harley sales skid after Sportster promotion ends

Higher ethanol blend could ruin small engines, makers say

Home buyers feel fallout of Monarch Homes bankruptcy

Innovation Fuels begins selling biodiesel from Port of Milwaukee

Johnson Controls, Modine, Strattec to remain Chrysler suppliers

Kenosha Chrysler plant one of four set to close by end of 2010

Kohl’s reports 6.2 percent dip in same-store sales

Kohl’s sees improved earnings outlook for ’09

Laid off to get reprieve from Associated Bank

Lake Louie makes waves in the beer world

Large buildings lose property value; taxpayers to pay

Latest economic data suggest recession is easing

Lawmakers join fight to protect Chrysler autoworkers

Local boat dealers see reason for optimism despite nationwide downturn

Machine conversion complicates Kimberly’s NewPage mill sale

Madison biotech firm licenses stem cell patent portfolio

Madison biotech hopeful for increased venture capital

Madison checks in at No. 7 for stable employment, career opportunities

Madison company working to speed up vaccine development

Madison job growth ranks in the middle of the pack

Madison officials are set to tackle everyone’s pet peeve: parking

Madison print firm buys another business

Malls find retail thefts spike in tough economy

Manitowoc couple sees benefits in pig-fat fuel

Manitowoc-based Koenig & Vits closes plant

Manufacturing upswing predicted for 2010

Mayor says Kenosha will do what it takes to keep engine factory open

Medical College gets $10 million donation from Generac founders

MGIC pursues new operating strategy

Midwest Airlines will add service with expanded Republic deal

Midwest hopes for tourism boost from John Dillinger film ‘Public Enemies’

Midwest lost record $477 million in 2008

Milwaukee: Housing Authority plans “net zero energy” development in Bay View

Miron Construction opens in Milwaukee

More hospital systems want doctors to agree not to compete

Most economists see recession’s end in ’09

Neenah Paper sales dip sharply

Neenah Paper to close California operation

NewPage Corp.: No more paper mill closures expected

Noel resigns as Travel Guard CEO

Obama to appoint Venture Investors’ Sargeant to SBA post

Oshkosh B’Gosh laying off 92 employees

Oshkosh B’Gosh to lease or sell its downtown Oshkosh buildings

Oshkosh Corp. awarded indefinite military contract for M-ATVs

Oshkosh Corp. sells European refuse business

Oshkosh Corp. wins $28M military contract

Outagamie County to host 2012 Wisconsin Farm Technology Days

Paper industry pushes for incentive extension

Paper industry’s woes stretch across economy

Partnership may benefit NewPage mill

PDQ Food Stores sold to employees

Pennsylvania may offer aid to keep Harley in York

Pfizer and WARF sign license agreement for stem cells

Plexus Corp. picked for DNA screening application

Poll: Many employees feel compelled to put in overtime

Procter & Gamble says Brawny paper towels copied Bounty

Proxy fight in works at Target

Quad/Graphics to lay off another 140 employees

Regal Beloit prices public offering

Renewables: America’s next heavy industry

Republic Airlines to fly more planes for Midwest

Road America expands focus to meetings, driving schools

S.C. Johnson selling shaving unit to Energizer for $275M

S&K Menswear closing all its stores

SBA lending in Wisconsin up 30% in April

Schneider office workers, executives face 1-week furloughs

Sears shares soar after retailer posts first-quarter profit

Seasonal flu disrupts businesses

Sides reach deal on Wisconsin smoking ban for 2010

Some want different site for UWM Freshwater Sciences building

Sonic Foundry’s net loss shrinks to $152,000

Southwest Airlines will fly to Milwaukee

Stadium tax revenue in March up from ’08

State car dealers at risk of closure

State smoking ban will include Lambeau Field

State tries to limit insurance rescission

State will raise beer tax in my lifetime, says Risser, 82

Statewide smoking ban will bring big change for rural bars

Stock Building Supply laying off 66 with closure of Delavan facility

Stoughton Trailers to trim about 100 more workers

Stress tests: 10 big banks need $75 billion

Study: State tourism resilient in 2008

Swine flu misperceptions hurting Wisconsin pork producers

Target management prevails in proxy fight

Target wins proxy fight with activist shareholder during Waukesha meeting

Tax on big oil companies survives budget committee

Taxpayer money used as lure for conventions

Three more banks getting federal money

Tourism spending increases after two years of decline

Travel Guard CEO resigns

Trek recalls 16,000 bikes

Two dissenting voices leave Great Wolf board

U.S. 151 still closed near Columbus after blasts, fire at chemical plant

U.S. Bancorp seeks sale of $2.5B of stock, will repay TARP funds

U.S. Cellular adding more than 100 jobs in its Waukesha customer care center

U.S. job losses slowed in April as economy began to stabilize

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission freezes assets at Greenville’s Wealth Management

UAW local in Janesville ratifies new agreement

UW tuition hike would generate $25M/year

UW-Madison partners on 3-state dairy cow study

UW-Whitewater, city agree on site for tech park

UWM names new business school dean

Verizon selling rural operations to Frontier Communications

Virchow Krause will be known as Baker Tilly

WBA: State lending increased in first quarter of ’09

White House: General Motors to file for bankruptcy

Window maker to move jobs to Mosinee

WisBusiness: Chrysler CEO apologizes for confusion over Kenosha plant closing

WisBusiness: Chrysler plans to close 789 dealerships, 18 in Wisconsin

WisBusiness: Dane County credit outlook improving

WisBusiness: Doyle DOA secretary defends biz climate

WisBusiness: Home price declines easing in Wisconsin

WisBusiness: Milwaukee sick leave ruling expected in next 30 days

WisBusiness: News media woes trim traditional capitol reporting

WisBusiness: Personal connections key to lobbying, biotech group told

WisBusiness: State spent $250,000 on work affiliated with new tourism slogan

WisBusiness: State’s job scene improvement typical for April

WisBusiness: Statewide smoking ban ready for governor’s signature

WisBusiness: Wind energy can be engine for job creation, Doyle says

WisBusiness: Wisconsin international trade could be looking up in 2010

WisBusiness: Wisconsin sending smaller group to BIO International Convention

Wisconsin Aerospace Authority to launch business plan

Wisconsin banks profitable in first quarter

Wisconsin Chrysler dealers file objection in court

Wisconsin considers expanding unemployment program

Wisconsin home sales, prices down

Wisconsin lost record 14,200 jobs in first quarter of 2009

Wisconsin Power and Light seeks rate increases

Wisconsin’s banks post net first quarter profit

WisPolitics: Committees pass smoking ban

WisPolitics: State committee passes bill to expand unemployment eligibility

With proxy battle resolved, TomoTherapy looks forward to new product

With proxy battle resolved, TomoTherapy looks forward to new product

WMC survey shows Wisconsin opposed to “Card Check” law

WPS to lay off 39

ZBB Energy proposes $94M plant investment

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