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NIH reapproves stem cell lines owned by WiCell

$275 million ethanol plant proposal dies

$64 billion insurance mess lands in lap of Lafayette County judge

2009 compensation reported for Madison-based utility executives

A new crime trend: stealing bull semen

A.O. Smith to co-develop solar water heaters

Accounting firm Grant Thornton to close Madison office

Actuant buys two firms

Advocates for landline users and the elderly urge the state Senate to vote against...

After 73 years, its time for new Burger Boat vessel

Airline services company closing operations in Madison, Milwaukee

AirTran nears 30 percent market share at Mitchell

AirTran opens pilot, flight attendant bases at Mitchell

Aldi plans to build store in Fitchburg

Alliance Laundry products to be sold in India

Alterra goes global with new agreement

American Airlines ends St. Louis service to Madison, Milwaukee

Anchor’s debt led to investment cancellation

Another push for clean energy legislation

Appeals court rules that public can challenge DNR on water permits

April 13 announcement expected on Midwest’s new brand identity

Ashwaubenon wont require permits for Lambeau party houses, for now

Assembly committee passes clean energy bill

Assembly Democrats promote jobs bills

Aurora eyes Richfield for next hospital

Austin Straubel Airport looks to reverse passenger decline

Average state CEO pay dropped 8%

Baird analyst upgrades Joy Global stock

Bank Mutual profit drops 71%

Bar fight could have ripple effect for businesses, UW’s growth

Barrett says Harley wants to keep politics out of its negotiations

Battle brewing over wind farms in Brown County

Battle over commercial lending looms

Bemis cracks sales of $1 billion

Biden, Geithner in Wis. to make case for Wall St. reform

Big job gain pushes up interest rates

Bill targeting illegal immigrants fails to pass Wisconsin Senate

Bill would reduce regulation on landline phone providers

BizOpinion: Congressional action will boost adoption of Clinical Decision Support

BizOpinion: Don’t break out the champagne quite yet

BizOpinion: Innovation around energy and conservation will continue, even without new law

BizOpinion: Outdated law costs consumers on prescription drugs

BizOpinion: Taking pot shots at angels: Federal regulation could kill investing

BizOpinion: The shield of public health

BizOpinion: What small businesses need to know about the new health care law

BizOpinion: Wisconsin tax ranking improves, but still work to be done

BizOpinion: Wisconsin’s ‘race to the top’ in education will always begin at home

Black Earth State Bank agrees to $2,500 penalty

Brady Corp. acquires French company

Bucyrus may add more than 500 jobs

Bucyrus may add more than 500 jobs

Business leaders join state Hall of Fame

Buyers of iPads get their chance to play

Candidates look toward workplaces to court businesses, voters

Capital Brewery debuts new Supper Club lager

Cellular Dynamics raises another $40.6 million

Cellular Dynamics’ stem cells named to top 10 emerging technologies list

Century-old seed company goes to the auction block

CEO keeping Harley rolling through tough times

Chicago bank to take over Amcore

Citing cost, contractors fight new lead paint rules

Clean energy bill to get floor time after all

Clean Energy Jobs Act unknowns put lawmakers on edge

Clock ticks on payday loan bill in Wisconsin

Closing locks would cost billions, study finds

Coalition aims to slow rise in health care costs

Coalition formed to explore building convention center in Appleton

Coalition starts radio ad backing state energy bill

Columbia St. Mary’s, ProHealth win NIH grants for cancer research

Columbus plant cited for fatal explosion

Consensus solidifies around slow job growth

Construction starts Monday on new Edgerton Hospital

Consumer rebound gives economy solid boost in Q1

Contesting jobless claims becomes a boom industry

Democratic lawmakers still seek consensus on clean energy bill

Democrats defend Legislature’s action on job creation amid criticism

Democrats’ job creation plan passes state Legislature

Developer eyes student housing where UW building might stand

Disappearing drugstores: Health care suffers as rural pharmacies close

DOT: Zoo Interchange bridge will reopen on Friday

Douglas Dynamics looks to raise $64M in IPO

Doyle ‘assumes’ he will sign raw milk bill

Doyle calls regional transit bill good compromise

Doyle creates Wis. office to implement health care

Doyle picks Deputy Secretary Olver to head Commerce Department

Doyle won’t call lawmakers back for clean energy bill

Early blooms could lead to fruits competing at harvest

Economic future of Wisconsin town hinges on which Littoral Combat Ship the U.S. Navy...

Economy, Tiger Woods’ status pose challenges for Whistling Straits

Ethanol industry launches first-ever national TV ad buy

Ethanol producers call for federal tax credit extensions

Exact Sciences stock sale nets $17.6 million

Expert on rail travel: Two Madison train stations best option

Family to buy closed Three Bears Lodge facility in Warrens

Feds propose $96k in fines for Packaging Corporation of America

Field for Governor’s Business Plan contest pared to 21

Finding single identity for Midwest, Frontier all about reputations

Firm closes Platteville call center, cuts 165 jobs

Fishing is good – for local business

Fitchburg’s Imago sold to Pennsylvania company

Five banks submitted bids for Amcore despite loan defaults, government says

Forbes: Milwaukee Brewers valuation rises

Fox Valley municipalities compete for development dollars

Franklin calls special meeting for Drexel freeway interchange

Fuel, spring clothing push Midwest prices higher in March

GreenBiz: Businesses join in on ‘Earth Month’ in La Crosse

Group rallies for I-90 expansion

Harley could move production outside Wisconsin

Harley says it needs to cut millions in costs

Harley-Davidson first quarter profit skids 71 percent

Harley-Davidson laying off 94 from Franklin warehouse

Health-care changes promise higher Medicare payments for Wisconsin doctors and hospitals

High-tech directory shows Madison area added jobs last year

Housing markets future uncertain as homebuyer tax credit ends

Industry hammers possible PSC-ordered labor standards

Journal Communications executives see rebound in 2010

Journal Sentinel circulation down about 9%

Judge tosses civil RICO suit v. S.C. Johnson

Judge upholds local bid preference in Milwaukee

Judge: More owed to SCJ, Diversey retirees

Jury awards family $5 million in stray voltage case

Kagen says trade deal could make or break U.S. dairy industry

Kaukauna-based Keller Inc. marks 50 years as construction giant

Kohl’s reports 22 percent boost in same-store sales

Lab company expects business surge from health care reforms

Ladish reports sharply higher earnings

Law firms lose revenue, gain profit

Lawmakers need compromise to get payday loan bill moving

Leading Indicators point to economic recovery

Legislative panel hears testimony on tougher rules for high-capacity wells

Leinenkugel to announce Senate campaign Monday in Janesville

Lion King roars, but serious challenges continue for Overture

Local farmers optimistic about season

Luber offers $7.5 million for Super Steel

M&I reports $140 million quarterly loss

Madison Amtrak station possibilities narrowed to four, including two Downtown

Madison energy drink company amps up campaign for Flatt Cola

Madison property values see first decline in 35 years

Madison tech firm raises $250,000; names CEO

Madison: Bar owners agree to drop eminent domain lawsuit

Madison: Monroe Commons developer misses $182,700 payment to city

Madison: Smart Motors makes elite list of 12 top dealerships

Madison’s first low-cost airline to begin service on Monday

Manitowoc says sales are down, but worst may be over

Manpower survey says employees will look for new jobs when economy rebounds

Manure in, money out for local farmers using anaerobic digester

March jobs report shows growth

Marinette Marine awarded $73.6 million contract

Midwest Airlines HQ campus in Oak Creek could be vacant awhile

Military, Oshkosh Corp. ink $19M deal for truck repairs

Milwaukee: Biofuel plant lacks spark from investors

Milwaukee: Grand Wisconsin faces foreclosure

Milwaukee: Harbor House set for former Pieces of Eight site

Milwaukee: Legal battle among apartment owners resolved

Milwaukee: Local companies reporting big jump in steel prices

Milwaukee: Local economy shows strong growth

Milwaukee: Opposition heats up against coffee roaster’s bakery

Milwaukee: Soccer event expected to generate $6 million for local economy

Milwaukee’s banks preparing for July 1 federal overdraft changes

Milwaukeeans dive in to Foursquare

Money managers coax tepid investors back into the market

Months of research led to decision to eliminate Midwest brand

Networked Insights raises another $5 million

New company Entrustet starts digital asset service

New environmental rules will alter look of lakeshores

New home sales surge 27%

New name for Midwest-Frontier airline: Frontier

New York-based holding company buys Dickten Masch

No funds, no quick fix for Zoo Interchange

Northeastern Wisconsin TV stations feel the heat of a fragmented market

Nuclear power plant measure fizzles

Numbers say construction rising; contractors don’t see the evidence

Oakfield family’s lawsuit could affect the future of wind farms

Onalaska hopes waterfront development is a natural fit

Only 10 days left for Legislature to take up raw milk debate

Oshkosh Corp. posts record second quarter sales

Oshkosh Corp. swings to profit

Owners turning more property over to banks

Patrick Cudahy exec: ‘We’re here to stay’

Payday loan bill heads back to the Senate

Phone deregulation dies in Legislature

Plan to rescue Anchor BanCorp falls apart

Plan to rescue Anchor BanCorp falls apart

Platteville officials hope to retain call center jobs

Potato farm plan dropped as Saratoga residents voice opposition

Prevailing wage changes draw industry support, grumbling

Professors take expertise to marketplace

PSC analysis: New energy bill will cost state less

PSC gives preliminary approval to electrical discounts

Quad/Graphics lands contract to print Hearst Magazines

Quality Candy/Buddy Squirrel assets to be auctioned

Racine: City loses potential employer, American Tire and Recycling

Racine: Educators Credit Union staying in car business

Rate dispute might doom local wind power project

Ratings reveal strengths and weaknesses of southern Wisconsin banks

Raw milk could be legal in Americas Dairyland

RedPrairie may relocate HQ to Atlanta

Regal Beloit acquires Australian firm

Regal Beloit increases dividend

Regional transit backers not ready to give up on bill

Regional transit bill fails in Senate

Regional transit, renewable energy on deck for lawmakers

Regulators shut down Amcore Bank

Renewable energy bill all but dead in Wisconsin Legislature

Renewable energy bill dies on Earth Day

Residents find value in collecting wind, solar power

Rising price of doing business could keep some construction projects off the road

Rockwell helps keep cost of India’s Tata Nano low

RTA bills still alive

SC Johnson No. 5 on corporate reputation in survey

Sears to return to Oshkosh at smaller location

Second-tallest building in Milwaukee is for sale

Sen. Lehman proposes restrictions on mail-in rebate ads

Senate OKs ban on texting while driving

Senate passes payday loan bill

Senate to vote on payday loans

Shareholder lawsuit against Oshkosh Corp. dismissed

Shoppers hand retailers a basket of Easter cash

Six Wisconsin companies certified as Qualified New Business Ventures

Small hospitals expect dividend from new tax

Smoking law prompts questions; bars want answers

Smoking rooms at bars get help from Wis. lawmakers

Snap-on ready to tackle next 90 years

Sources: Leinenkugel to seek GOP Senate nomination vs. Feingold

Spectrum returning HQ to Madison, names new CEO

SSM Health Care gets 49 percent financial interest in Edgerton Hospital

State approves $10M for Marshfield Clinic dental school

State field work ahead of schedule, but farmers need more rain

State foreclosure filings set a record in March

State foreclosure filings set record in March

State gender salary gap widened

State reports small job gains in March

State Senate okays raw milk bill, heads to Assembly

State Senate to take up payday lending bill

State sets rules for ‘Wisconsin Certified Honey’ labels

Stimulus money will fund energy efficiency

Striking Merrill workers rally together over labor contract

Study: Wisconsin would lose jobs if ethanol tariff lapses

Talgo project sidesteps local preference

Tavern League critical as Commerce drafts smoking ban rules

Tax credit amendment raises ire among some angel investors

Tax crimes alleged against construction boss

Tax-credit has spurred a wave of home-buying

Teamsters win case against Frontier Airlines on outsourcing jobs

The battle for Google: Milwaukee makes bid to land sought-after fiber network

Tips & techniques for engaging customers with social media

Toro leaves Baraboo for Tomah

Transit fight derailed previous plans on Zoo Interchange

Two other Zoo Interchange bridges ahead of schedule

Two-year colleges see increase in applicants

U.S. Rep. Obey: Economy nearly died

Unemployment rises in 6 metro areas

Unemployment up in five Wis. metro areas

UnitedHealth makes health reform change early

UnitedHealthcare, WellPoint extend young adult coverage

Universities looking to federal government for funds

University of Wisconsin cuts ties with Nike over labor concerns

UPAF sets $9.3 million goal

Utilities want to avoid phosphorus costs

UW schools need new path to degrees, official says

UW wants 30 percent more graduates by 2025

Venture-cap investments rise in 1Q, as optimism up

Verona firm will distribute German import

Walker proposes to use federal funds for buses

Waukesha businesses wait for water answers

Waukesha County pharmaceutical firm to add 100 jobs

Waukesha to seek DNR approval for Lake Michigan water

Wausau: 3-day hotel deals not such a big draw

Wausau: Hotel room taxes could help attract sporting events

Wellness programs save money, improve productivity, project finds

West Allis approves bonds for Milwaukee Machine Works

Will Illinois ignite a biotech boom?

Wind farm fight draws Capitol response

Wis. Dems pitch tax credits for companies, farmers

Wis. food prices rise 3 percent in 1st quarter of 2010

Wis. lawmakers agree to regulate payday lenders

WisBusiness: Brewers’ owner sees potential for future payroll in excess of $100 million

WisBusiness: Consultant urges manufacturers to look for savings in shipping

WisBusiness: Daughter says Gaylord Nelson would be ‘ashamed’ of Senate stance on energy bill

WisBusiness: Dems look to pass more jobs bills in final month of session

WisBusiness: Departing Commerce secretary ‘tremendously excited’ for new opportunity

WisBusiness: Enthusiasm for local food boosts community-supported farms

WisBusiness: From idea to pharmacy counters: Sleep and memory drug begins long journey

WisBusiness: Manufacturers see labor shortage for skilled positions

WisBusiness: Revised state energy bill gets a mixed reaction

WisBusiness: Theater owners face real-life drama as 3-D roll-out coincides with economic crisis

WisBusiness: This ‘crazy owl’ offers wise strategy on controlling energy costs

WisBusiness: Wisconsin presence rebounds at BIO 2010 in Chicago

Wisconsin bill to ease rules for landline providers stalls

Wisconsin brewers win World Beer Cup awards

Wisconsin farmers struggling for needed loans

Wisconsin gets $20M for energy efficiency

Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle’s veto power could open up BadgerCare to more people

Wisconsin Legislature’s proposed tax credits for state businesses seen as double-edged sword

Wisconsin sets new standards for mental health, drug treatment coverage

Wisconsin to create youth entrepreneur network

Wisconsin unemployment rate moves higher in March

Wisconsin’s tax ranking drops to lowest levels in 49 years

WisPolitics: Senate leader says clean energy bill doesn’t have the votes

WMC targets Dem legislators on new energy bill

Wolf River Lumber faces closure

Wolf River Lumber, two other firms, file for receivership

WP&L wins approval to offer discounted electric rates

WPS asks to raise rates in 2011

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