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Mercury Marine, union to talk again in Fond du Lac

Milwaukee County July home sales increase

‘Cash for Clunkers’ plan hits the end of the road

‘Roadblocks’ noted by Mercury Marine union leader

$3.4 million grant to assist 1,200 laid-off workers

40-day strike over at Bemis plant in Indiana

52 Wisconsin banks unprofitable in the second quarter

A developing trend: Biggest residential projects are apartments

Actuant to build new HQ in Menomonee Falls

Aldermen urge governor to consider locating train facility in Appleton

Amcore plans to sell branch banks in Monroe and Argyle

American Foods Group sold to Monogram Food Solutions

Appleton awaits word on if train manufacturing plant will set up base in city

Associated Banc-Corp announces job cuts

BioForward names Bryan Renk executive director

BizOpinion: Biofuels must achieve mass production

BizOpinion: In the rush to control health-care costs, don’t chill biotech drug innovation

BizOpinion: National nuclear medicine shortage could have a Wisconsin solution

BizOpinion: Popularity of ‘Cash for Clunkers’ prompts ideas for personalized federal stimulus checks

Blasting neutrinos under Wisconsin may yield big payoff

Boston biotech company moving to Madison

Brennan’s grows family business with new store in Oconomowoc

Brewers likely to hit 3 million soon

Builders sense a recovery

Business park near Harley Museum proposed

Businesses work with Focus on Energy to conserve

Car dealers expect final rush for clunkers deals

Car lots look conspicuously empty these days

Catholic Knights merging with Catholic Family

Centrose opens testing facility in Madison

Climate bill costly for Midwest

Columbus Chemical Industries rebounds after May fire

Community care use on the rise

Companies squeeze more work out of reduced staffs

Company moving sheet metal work from Illinois to Grafton

Congress OKs $2B refill of ‘cash for clunkers’

Construction downturn leads Commerce agency to lay off 15 workers

Converting Influence makes impact on Wisconsin paper industry

Cool weather helps crops survive despite drough

Cool weather helps crops survive despite drought

Cranberry farmers anticipate big harvest

Crop forecast predicts lower corn, higher soybeans in ’09

CUNA Mutual requests new trial seeking relief from $6.2 million verdict

Current recession rivals ’80s economic meltdown

Dairy situation report foresees better days ahead

Dealers applaud clunkers program

Door County shipyard may lay off up to 405

DoorSystems trims number of planned layoffs

Doyle declares drought emergency

Doyle gets OK for deal with train manufacturer

Doyle gives details of state’s Mercury Marine incentive package

EAA says attendance up 12 percent this year

Eau Claire-area firms among fastest-growing in U.S.

Employers cut just 247,000 jobs in July; jobless rate dips

Employers: Watch for potential complication in new domestic partner benefit

Expanded NFL regular season seen as ‘win-win-win’ in Green Bay

Experts: Home prices steadying in central Wisconsin

Farm matchmaking a way to preserve rural America

Farmers recovering from weak cherry harvest last year

FdL’s Kuony was icon in world of design, culinary arts

Fight for clients anything but funny

For some, recession offers a chance to expand

Fox Cities business startups undaunted by recession

Fox Valley health executives say public option bad choice

Funds managed by state Investment Board grow

GE Healthcare unveils new medical imaging equipment

Governor Doyle to Lead Trade Mission to Israel

Grant will help develop new wave of biotech companies

Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center gets $8 million grant

Great Lakes shipping lag continues

Great Wolf reports $5.7M loss but expects to outperform hotel industry in ’09

GreenBiz: Pool 8 project restores islands to Mississippi River

Group helps young companies navigate the financial waters

Group pushes for Eau Claire rail stop

Groups sue regulators over giant wind farm

Harley looking outside Wisconsin at 4 sites for assembly plant

Harley-Davidson to enter India market in 2010

Harley’s desire for central spot knocks out Tosa

Harness the wind: Turbines grow in popularity

Hixson bill would bar job denial over bad credit history

Home price index shows first upturn in 3 years

Hoteliers ask leaders for smoking ban exemption

House approves cash injection to keep ‘cash for clunkers’ program rolling

How did Google end up in Madison?

Ill. company to pay $2M for mislabeling Wis. veal

ImproMed buys software firm

In sputtering economy, pawnshops are king

Innovation boosts durability of soft plastic artificial bait

Janesville company brings 50 back

Janesville’s former Parker Pen plant may close; 153 jobs would be lost

Johnson Controls awarded $299 million grant

Johnson Controls to add solar at Guam Navy base

Journal Sentinel lays off 92 employees

July retail sales dip despite clunkers

Kohl’s Corp. profit falls, but sales increase

Kohl’s reports sales boost in July

Kohl’s: Same-store sales dip but overall numbers rise

Late blight found in potato fields in Columbia, Portage counties

Leader: Mercury Marine union researching a second vote

Legislator introduces bill to regulate payday lending

M&I makes Appleton layoffs of 154 official

M&I sells $297 million in bad home loans, reports bigger loss

Madison gets serious about planning for large former fertilizer plant site despite economy

Madison newspapers to cut newsroom jobs

Madison telemarketing firm keeps low profile but is a national leader

Madison: Edgewater developer seeks $16.8 million from city

Madison: Local contractors to finish 10 major airfield improvements

Madison’s Union Cab: After 30 years, workers are still in the driver’s seat

Manitowoc aluminum firm buys Canadian manufacturer

Manitowoc Co. reports $18.1M loss

Manitowoc Crane lays off 80 employees

Manitowoc dips on news of removal from S&P 500

Manufacturing jobs decline 5 percent

Marinette Marine allocated $4 million

Marinette Marine allocated $4 million

Marshfield DoorSystems to lay off 164 workers

Marshfield DoorSystems to lay off 164 workers

Merc, union aim to end negotiations Monday

Mercury Marine president plans to meet with union leaders Tuesday

Mercury Marine says it won’t honor second vote

Mercury Marine threatens to leave if union vote fails

Mercury Marine to decide on corporate HQ

Mercury says manufacturing operations will leave FDL in 2 to 3 years

Mercury talks end in disappointment

Mercury union members holding out hope

Mercury union seeks details on incentives

Mercury, union workers meet

Mercury: If Sunday’s vote is ‘no,’ Aug. 29 is final deadline

Mercury: Talks with union to continue

Midwest Airlines laying off 166 in Wisconsin

Miller Park will become a campground

Milwaukee aiming for big bucks

Milwaukee area foreclosures reached record level in July

Milwaukee employment falls again

Milwaukee’s for-profit colleges do well during recession

MyMenu expects to expand in the Midwest

Neenah Paper teams with Crane & Co.

Netscape founder backs new browser

New company refocuses Kimberly-Clark technology

No bids in $47.5 million train deal

No second vote for Mercury Marine workers

Obama nominates Bernanke for second term as Fed chairman

October start for downtown Green Bay project?

Orion loss of $2.8 million is larger than expected

Oshkosh Army contract could be worth $2.6B

Oshkosh awarded $36 million in military contracts

Oshkosh Corp. division lands another federal defense contract

Oshkosh Corp. lands big contract

Oshkosh Corp. uses $358 million from stock sale to pay down debt

Patent backlog clogs recovery

Payday legislation seeks to rein in niche lending industry

Payday lenders giving lobbyists big paydays to stop interest cap

Pierce lands big military award

Point Beach nuclear plant seeks to raise output

Point Beer tops in national contest

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Product puts employees to work under the sun

Project aimed at water businesses

Public-private partnerships vital to economy, expert says

Reaction varied over USDA’s decision to boost dairy prices

Recession squeezes state travel industry

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Regulators pressure 3 Wisconsin banks to improve

Report: State property values drop in ’08

Running out of options for second vote for Mercury Marine workers

Saputo to close Fond du Lac cheese plant

Schools await settlements in Microsoft lawsuits

Sinking ship numbers trigger layoff notice at Bay Shipbuilding in Sturgeon Bay

Six businesses accused of violating Madison’s lobbying law

Six businesses seeking city money told to follow Madison lobbying law

Sour economy taking chunk out of gambling revenues

Spectrum Brands emerges from bankruptcy

State Fair attendance slightly down in 2009

State Fair Park reveals names of team seeking to promote The Milwaukee Mile

State home sales dip but market could be stabilizing

State touts no-bid deal with Spanish train firm

State Web site guilts delinquent taxpayers into paying up

State’s bankers say TARP has helped keep credit flowing

Stevens Point: Futures of CenterPoint MarketPlace, downtown unknown

Stock futures point to plunge on Wall Street

Stoughton Trailers withdraws plans to lay off workers

Study looks at biofuel for future of Menasha steam plant

Study will consider new high-voltage lines for renewable power

Sturgeon Bay shipbuilding company planning 405 layoffs

Super Steel could build trains without jeopardizing contracts

Survey shows US automakers making improvements

Survey: Milwaukee-area companies concerned that pay, training cuts impacting employee engagement

Talk of the downtown: In the heart of Wisconsin Dells, business owners take steps...

TDS plans to acquire New Hampshire phone company

TomoTherapy second-quarter loss widens slightly

Traffic at regional airports drops off

Troubled AnchorBank hires chief risk officer

Two Rivers, Manitowoc could benefit from marine sanctuary

U.S. vehicle sales may have spiked without ‘cash for clunkers’

US Airways to handle Madison-D.C. non-stop flights

US cranberry production expected to fall by 10 percent

USDA offers dairy farmers financial relief

UW bans beer ads during sports broadcasts on radio

UW-Madison research could lead to big boost in diesel engine efficiency

We Energies and contractor contest OSHA fines

Wis. unemployment falls slightly in July

WisBusiness: Cost effectiveness touted as key to Wisconsin’s business appeal

By Samantha Hernandez For WisBusiness.com ASHLAND -- Cost effectiveness is key to bringing technology investments to Wisconsin, Department of Commerce Secretary Dick Leinenkugel said today at...

WisBusiness: Future looking bright for northern Wis. biofuel plant

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WisBusiness: Kohl’s stays steady despite rough ride for other retailers

By Brian E. Clark For WisBusiness.com In better economic times, Kohl’s net income drop to $229 million for the second quarter – down from $236...

WisBusiness: Miller-Coors VP: ‘We’re not going anywhere’

By David A. Wise WisBusiness.com MILWAUKEE -- Although the corporate headquarters of the merged Miller-Coors brewing company is located in Chicago, Miller-Coors Senior Vice President Mike...

WisBusiness: Senate committee approves amended wind energy system siting bill

By Tracy Will For WisBusiness.com A state Senate committee today voted 6-1 to approve a bill to establish statewide siting standards for wind energy projects. "It's time...

WisBusiness: Wisconsin housing starts low, but starter homes selling well

By Tracy Will For WisBusiness.com Though recent figures show a slight uptick in Wisconsin housing starts, 2009 is on track to see fewer houses built than...

Wisconsin ag industry reaches $59 billion

Wisconsin could be a model for health care reform

Wisconsin gets share of settlement in faulty med kits case

Wisconsin hotels seek exemption to statewide smoking ban

Wisconsin State Fair held its own against economy

Wisconsin tribes receive stimulus funds

Wisconsin’s cigarette tax to go up 75 cents a pack on Tuesday

Wisconsinites commute by jet to high-flying careers

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