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‘Green collar’ workers wanted

$1 million grant to create loan fund for Racine brownfields

$1.2 million mall bid accepted but sale not final

$1B in cash grants available soon for small biotech

$70 million expansion planned for Waukesha Electric Systems plant

A yearbook for the Facebook generation

ABC Supply to buy Bradco Supply

Agriculture job board is chock-full

AirTran pilots authorize union to call a strike

AirTran sheds its pariah image with aggressive local expansion

Alderman asks Milwaukee to foreclose on train station

Allen Edmonds converts Mequon outlet to full-line store

Ambac Financial Group, banks reach settlement

Anchor BanCorp CFO to retire

AnchorBank cutting 70 more jobs, selling four more branches

AnchorBank to restate earnings, incur deeper losses

Anheuser-Busch beats out MillerCoors to be NFL beer sponsor in $1B deal

April good month for Wis., Minn. dairy farmers

Area businesses brace as oil slicks approach New Orleans

Associated Banc-Corp evaluates nonperforming loans

Auto insurance not mandatory enough?

Bellevue’s KI promotes Krenke to president

Bemis to buy rest of Brazilian subsidiary

BIO Blog: Battelle report charts biotech industry gains in state

BIO Blog: Can renewable fuels meet energy demands?

BIO Blog: Doyle meets with business prospects

CHICAGO -- Gov. Jim Doyle says he completed a day of “seven consecutive meetings’’ with national and international companies here that are considering locating...

BIO Blog: Doyle says Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery set to open this year

CHICAGO -- Gov. Jim Doyle announced today that the long-awaited Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery -- a projected $375 million public-private bioscience research program first...

Biomass suppliers line up for Charter Street project

Biotech employment holds steady despite economy

Birdman of Monticello: Online business caters to devotees of growing pursuit

Biz data give hope to grads, jobless

BizOpinion book review: “The Cost of Bad Behavior”

BizOpinion book review: “Start Where You Are”

BIzOpinion: Creating Wisconsin jobs, renewing American sea power

BizOpinion: Doyle should veto raw milk bill to protect state’s dairy industry

BizOpinion: Four reasons why the Legislature should override Doyle’s raw milk veto

BizOpinion: Gulf oil spill fuels cries for replacements, but can biofuels industry scale up?

BizOpinion: New lead paint prevention rule protects our kids

BizOpinion: Next up — Will the National Institutes of Health rule on local zoning...

BizOpinion: Raw milk bill offers family farms, rural economy and governor a win

BizOpinion: Turning 50? How to afford retirement account catch-up contributions

BizOpinion: Why America admires small business

BizStarts Milwaukee receives $458,000 federal grant

Bluetooth technology to help track travel times

Board adopts emergency rule on how corporations, labor unions try to influence elections

Bon-Ton increases sales, narrows loss in 1Q

Briggs, Magnetek, Orion and Signicast execs say their operations are improving in 2010

Bucyrus acquires former Midwest Airlines headquarters campus

Business incubator gets $4.5 million grant to help bio-ag companies

Business loans said to be loosening up in Fox Valley, but at agonizingly slow...

Can Milwaukee become the ‘Silicon Valley of Water’?

Can Upchurch rescue Milwaukee tourism?

Case of jilted contractor prompts call for oversight law

Cash cows no longer; Dairy farmers getting milked in tough economy

Cash cows no longer: Dairy farmers getting milked in tough economy

Cellular Dynamics licenses Japanese cell reprogramming technologies

Cold weather threatens strawberry crop

Construction workers hope to see jobs rebound with upcoming projects

Consumer brand titan to acquire Pabst

Consumer groups win challenge over Wisconsin stem cell patent

Consumers could see increase in seafood prices

Contractors scoff at new law to catch tax cheaters

Corn biofuel: Where’s the love?

Court: Plant must limit visibility of emissions

Critics call paper gift ‘a bribe’

Crying over raw milk: Supporters to rally on Capitol steps

CUNA selects next CEO

Department of Commerce sides with NewPage

Displaced NewPage workers find new career paths

Disputed renewable power bill signed

Dodge County wants stronger business retention effort

Door Co.: White Gull Inn makes America’s Best Breakfast

Dow closes down 376 points

Dow gains 404 points on Europe’s debt bailout

Dow plunges amid Europe lending worries

Doyle expands ginseng disaster request

Doyle joins Obama to push for small business help

Doyle says Monona Terrace is the ‘correct choice’ for Amtrak station

Doyle signs ag tax credit extensions

Doyle signs bill advancing medical records exchange

Doyle signs CORE Jobs Act

Doyle starting to back off on legalizing raw milk

Doyle vetoes bill to promote green buildings

Doyle vetoes raw milk bill, citing public health and protection of dairy industry

Doyle vetoes raw milk bill; Danou says corporate interests won

Doyle: I’m not ready to sign raw milk bill … yet

Dramatic market swings reflect economic uncertainty and slow recovery

Edgewater benefits overstated, hotel experts claim

Edgewater hotel proposal a no-go without public money

Energy Composites plans for $70M project move forward

Epic construction forced Cullen to adapt

Executives applaud bill to expand business tax credits

Expert predicts economic ‘hard slog’

Farm fight sprouting over Wisconsin products

FDIC fines former Ontario bank chief

Federal Mogul to close Schofield plant, add 160 jobs in Manitowoc

Federal Reserve sees slightly better 2010 economy

First La Crosse gaming tournament and expo attracts 500

First round of federal high-speed rail funds flows to Wisconsin

Fiskars to relocate sites in Sauk City, Wausau to Mississippi

Fitchburg-based Placon gets $250,000 tax credit to build recycling facility

Florida company acquires EMSystems of Milwaukee

Forbes recognizes UW Research Park

Forbes: Madison is America’s 7th most innovative city

Former Midwest flight attendants sue Republic, Teamsters

Foundries emerging from economic meltdown

Fox Valley Technical College adds training center

Frontier adding Milwaukee-Cancun flights

Frontier Airlines parent refutes GOP message for job shift

Fruit crops dodge trouble despite late frost

Furlong: M&I on road to recovery

Generac makes quarterly debut as public company

Genetic technology moving from lab to medical practices

Georgia-Pacific Broadway mill unveils future of paper towel production

Ginseng growers get OK to use fungicide to avert crop crisis

Google says it generated $537M for Wisconsin in 2009

Governor announces annual export achievement awards

Great Lakes Distillery rum set for release

Great Lakes shipping surges in April

Green Bay immigration law fell by the wayside

Green Bay sees economic gains from pro sports

Green building bill still draws questions

GreenBiz: Small communities look to cooperate on energy projects

Greenville education products provider laying off

Groups urge veto of raw milk bill

Gundersen to go ahead with major hospital expansion plan

Gundersen to go ahead with major hospital expansion plan

Harley begins looking out of state; Company following same strategy it used for York

Higher rates help boost Alliant utilities

Home building permits increase from same time last year

Home care workers vote to join union

Hundreds of small nonprofits could lose tax-exempt status if they don’t file IRS form

Illinois-based Valley Bank lone bidder for Stevens Point mall

In depressed economy, unpaid college internships are on the rise

In depressed economy, unpaid college internships are on the rise

Janesville officials dispute Forbes’ poor ranking of city

Janesville on the brink

Job outlook up for graduates

Johnson Controls seeks to acquire Visteon Corp.

Judge approves bankruptcy for Fox River Mall owner

Kohl’s 1Q net income rises on higher revenue

Kohl’s may be shopping for store locations in Canada

Kohl’s reports dip in same-store sales for April

Kohl’s seeks more office space in Wisconsin

Koss declares dividend, but yet to report results

La Crosse medical centers to develop health reform pilot projects

Lands’ End goes back to the future

Lands’ End wins property tax dispute with Dodgeville

Late selloff closes May at nearly 8% loss

Linking ports in effort to boost tourism

Local push helps Macy’s back to profitability

Lots of questions but few answers after Madison station announcement

Low rates, improved economy will boost MGIC, Culver says

Madison biotech raises $1.9 million in funding

Madison company’s innovative database of quarries helps builders stay eco-friendly

Madison developer plans project with or without local support

Madison firm Aova to market feed additives in China

Madison mayor says city must act to save Overture

Madison stem cell company announces new collaborations

Madison will host national business conference

Madison-based EraGen gets FDA nod to sell herpes test

Madison: Council approves Edgewater project

Madison: Some hope rail helps spur plans for new hotel

Madison’s economy is ranked ninth strongest in the country

Madison’s Edgewater project earns split decision from pair of committees

Manpower survey: Shortages persist in key roles despite perpetual high unemployment worldwide

Marcus Theatres buys Sun Prairie site for movie theater

Marshfield Clinic gets patent for test to see if patients are abusing painkillers

Marshfield: Carpenters union fights DoorSystems’ student hiring

Mason Wells raises $525 million for new fund

Menasha-based company studies feasibility of biorefinery project at northern Wisconsin paper mill

Menasha-based company studies feasibility of biorefinery project at northern Wisconsin paper mill

Metavante laying off 157 as it closes Madison office

MGE stock hits near-record high as company holds annual meeting

Midwest Aluminum closing in Withee, affecting 55 jobs

Midwest, Frontier lose $42M in first quarter

Military, Oshkosh Corp. ink $410M deal for trucks

MillerCoors sets record straight about future of Milwaukee brewery

MillerCoors threatens to move jobs out of state over water rate hike

Millions of jobs may be gone forever

Milwaukee: Job Corps Center will change lives

Milwaukee: Plan calls for city money to lure retailers downtown

Milwaukee’s Falk to get $2.3 million for flood control project

Minnesota sweetens biotech lure

Mitchell sets a single-month record for passenger traffic

Monona Terrace picked as site for Madison rail station

More items recovered in Koss embezzlement case

Neenah’s own fitness drink ready for public debut

NeuWave making a splash in tech field

New Berlin firm selling vacuum trucks for Gulf Coast cleanup

New law signed by gov exempts open-air rooms from smoking ban

New medical records system could save time and money for Madison-area patients

New Shopko concept targets smaller communities

NewPage: No more downtime likely in 2010

No layoffs at Nucor despite bad economy

Obama trade mission includes Oshkosh Corp.

Obama: Trust fund to help clean up shuttered GM sites

Office-furniture companies find that their clients increasingly want used items

Organic Valley adding jobs; La Farge gets federal grant for future growth

Oshkosh businessman Johnson gets U.S. Senate campaign boost

Oshkosh: University studying riverfront hotel-conference center concept

Ownership shifts at MasterGraphics

Paint shortage stains road-building season

Panel to vote Thursday on whether to proceed with Milwaukee streetcar line

Patent snafus cost U.S. $6.4 billion yearly

Patient level at ProHealth hospital drops on Aurora expansion

Payday lending veto called ‘anti-business’

Pharmacists play key role in program to trim health care costs

Polaris shuttering Osceola plant, affecting 800 jobs

Port Edwards: Domtar pursues property tax relief

Port of Milwaukee tries to land $5M Gillen project

Proposed website wins collegiate business plan contest

Putting a stop to ‘doc shopping’

Quad/Graphics expects early summer closing on merger

Quad/Graphics’ quarterly loss nearly doubled

Racine: Developer suing city for $650,000

Rail ideas await their fate in Milwaukee

Realtors launch website for employers to help employees with housing

Realtors: Housing market outperforms nation and the Midwest in first quarter

Report: More than 1 million Wisconsinites under 65 have pre-existing condition

Report: Real estate market shows rebound

Reports show credit unions felt brunt of recession

Researchers crack rare disease’s code with technology

Restaurants pinched by health reform bill

Rockwell turns to outside vendors

Roundy’s agrees to put more money into pensions

Sale of Sheboygan’s Blue Harbor remains a possibility

Schneider National hauls regional service into northeast

Seeding the future: Newton firm expands presence in world health food market

Several Wisconsin banks rated as vulnerable

Sheboygan: 100 to lose jobs in plant closing

Sheboygan: Economic climate places new focus on tech ed programs

Shipyards keep busy over winter by working on vessels

Shopko to eliminate 74 positions as IT jobs get outsourced

Specialty cheese production sees healthy bump in 2009

Spectrum Brands narrows losses, sees increased sales

SPX to expand Waukesha Electric Systems, project could create 250 jobs

State adds 16K jobs in April; jobless rate drops to 8.5%

State banks on mend

State cranberry producers to benefit from large USDA purchase

State ginseng crop takes a hit from wintry weather

State housing: strong sales, stable prices

State offers $50 million to aid in Marinette shipbuilder bid

State taking steps to help Osceola in wake of announced Polaris departure

State tourism in ’09 off by $1 billion

Stock from Milwaukee’s Douglas Dynamics makes debut

Stratatech closes on $3 million funding round

Stronger economy means more Memorial Day travelers, AAA says

Sturgeon Bay company gets dredging contract

Supreme Court says symphony tickets subject to sales tax

Survey: Biotech students fear they must leave Iowa

Surviving auto suppliers shift slowly out of reverse

Tax credit ends as home buyers, sellers make last-minute deals

Telecom broker looks for ways to save consumers money

Ten technology incubators changing the world

The cost of going green is going up

Trading systems mishap suspected in wild Wall Street ride

Transit authority rolls on commuter rail planning

Two Milwaukee museum shows to end soon

U.S. jobs up 290,000; jobless rate rises to 9.9 pct.

Unemployment drops across Wisconsin

Universal Mortgage in Mequon to close, cutting 100 jobs

UW economists help author analysis of farm bill dairy provisions

UW-Madison scientist calls suspension devastating

UW-Madison study: Web searches may sacrifice accuracy for popularity

Veto wipes out auto title loans in Wisconsin

VF Imagewear closing Waukesha facility, affecting 165 jobs

Waterstone Financial posts first-quarter profit

Website helps older workers find jobs

Whitewater bans all-you-can-drink specials

Williams will succeed Finley at helm of Milwaukee Public Museum

WisBusiness: Changing times mean changes in job-hunting etiquette

By Kay Nolan For WisBusiness.com Forget about paring your resume to one page and politely waiting to hear from prospective employers – these days, the keyword...

WisBusiness: Cleantech Open seeking green businesses for inaugural Midwest contest

By Brian E. Clark For WisBusiness.com MADISON – David Mead’s start-up company, C5-6 Technologies, makes enzyme catalysts to convert agricultural and forestry feedstock into fuels. Tuesday morning,...

WisBusiness: DNR Board to consider public hearings on water conservation

By WisBusiness Staff The state Natural Resources Board at its May meeting will consider holding public hearings on a series of water conservation measures under...

WisBusiness: Experts say Wisconsin exports rebounding in 2010

By Brian E. Clark For WisBusiness.com Last year was hard on Fort Atkinson-based Digi-Star, which manufactures electronic scales for the agricultural industry. With the U.S. economy struggling,...

WisBusiness: Marinette Marine sees potential to double in size

By Brian E. Clark For WisBusiness.com Within a few months Marinette Marine will find out if it will become Wisconsin’s biggest defense contractor. It's waiting on...

WisBusiness: Revenue Department sees job growth in 2010

By WisBusiness Staff The state Department of Revenue reported today that Wisconsin saw job growth in the first few months of 2010 and projected additional...

WisBusiness: Sign up for free delivery of Thursday Trends

Below is an excerpt from the most recent edition of WisBusiness Thursday Trends. The full version of this weekly look at the state of...

WisBusiness: Water businesses fight through rough seas for international sales

By Kay Nolan For WisBusiness.com Opportunities for Wisconsin’s many water-related industries to find business in other countries appear as vast as the ocean – but just...

WisBusiness: Wisconsin local food movement looks to expand with institutional support

By Brian E. Clark For WisBusiness.com MADISON – In the beginning, the local food movement was mostly about farmers’ markets where shoppers buy directly from growers....

WisBusiness.com: Tech executives express signs of optimism about state’s economy now – and in...

Wisconsin agricultural exports up 18 percent from 2009

Wisconsin businesses buzzing over new pure honey law

Wisconsin CEOs among finalists in E&Y Entrepreneur contest

Wisconsin dealmakers more optimistic about M&A market

Wisconsin included in romaine lettuce recall

Wisconsin Power & Light seeks two rate increases

Wisconsin ranks high for reliance on coal

Wisconsin unemployment drops on added jobs

Wisconsin was nation’s top cheese producer in ’09

WisPolitics: Oshkosh businessman Johnson jumps in Senate race to stop national health care

With a bleak job market awaiting, college grads turn to internships, volunteering

With new board, Prime Financial Credit Union independent again

WPS Health loses big contract

Xcel rethinking biomass project

Yahara House pulls business from Woodman’s over mental health benefits

ZBB Energy issues warning on firm’s future

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