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‘Green’ job market continues to experience growth

‘Highly qualified’ potential buyer found for Sheboygans Blue Harbor

1 in 5 Wisconsin banks finished year with a loss

14 percent of Wisconsin homes sold were foreclosures

All three Milwaukee Borders, including downtown location, to close

Alliant plant near Portage top mercury emitter in state

Amherst brewery seeks energy efficiency recognition

Anchor’s holding company reports $14 million loss

AnchorBank announces leadership changes

Area food producers thrive during tough economy

As boomers retire, jobs likely to open up

As online learning grows, so does Sonic Foundry’s stock price

Associated, Baylake expect to bounce back

Bank forecloses on Hotel Mead in Wisconsin Rapids

Bemis Co. revenues top $4.8 billion

Bergstrom takes lead on Fiat

BizOpinion book review: “7: The Number for Happiness, Love, and Success”

BizOpinion: Capitol protests offer opportunity to rebrand Wisconsin –- for better or worse

BizOpinion: Is there a ‘right’ to broadband? Public Service Commission case could help decide

BizOpinion: Packers win! Now, can the Wisconsin economy aspire to its own Super Bowl?

BizOpinion: Why the business community should take notice of WEAC’s school reform plan

BizOpinion: Wisconsin-led ‘IceCube’ project redefines astrophysics – and Big Science

Blain’s Farm & Fleet retains name rights

Bradley Corp. plans new plant in Germantown

Brady earnings increase 61%; raises 2011 outlook

Brain drain: Are we losing our best, brightest when they graduate?

Brewers sell 98,000 tickets on first day

Brodhead company helping restore creek near Cowboys Stadium

Budget plan targets $34 million for energy storage research hub

Budget repair bill would enable no-bid power plant sales

Buell ready to ride again

Bull golf course placed in foreclosure

Business leaders back Walker’s strategy

Canada’s Saputo to buy DCI Cheese owner

Canadian panel OKs nuclear shipment on Great Lakes

Capital Times Co. acquires WisPolitics.com

Committee approves bill to split Commerce Department

Could a general strike happen here? Experts say maybe

Court rejects argument on Nestle plant’s value

Cousins Sub president plans to expand at faster pace in 2011

Crowds flock to Oshkosh Corp. job fair

DeltaHawk asks for $1.2 million loan, expects to create 100 or more new jobs

Demand for farmland fuels higher prices, rents

Democrats block vote on auto insurance bill

Despite storm, delivery companies, ambulance services ready for action

Details released for potential UW split

Developing apps? There’s a job for that

Dow closes above 12,000, S&P above 1,300

Downtown Boston Store building column buckles; some apartments evacuated

Edgewater hotel redevelopment faces lawsuit appeal

Employees weigh pros, cons of shift work

Employers expect shortages; Welders, other skilled workers in high demand

Employers weigh next step in health care

Energy plan may aid Milwaukee firm

Entrepreneurs’ Network sees big potential in Rock County

Epic seeks to add huge auditorium to Verona campus

Exact Sciences reports $3.6 million loss

Faculty uneasy over plan to split UW

Falling flakes drive car dealership employees up the wall

Federal act threatens rural Internet project in Sauk County

Fight to outsmart enemy enlists aid from Oshkosh

Fitchburg firm Platypus licenses cell technology

FluGen lands $7.8 million shot of investment capital

Fond du Lac company takes center stage at Super Bowl

For Super Bowl, Bon-Ton Stores Inc. wins either way

Godfrey & Kahn braces for loss of M&I

GOP seeks to repeal auto insurance bill intended to protect consumers

Gov. Walker to give budget speech at Madison business

Green and gold groceries – even veggies – score big

Green Bay economy gets boost from Super Bowl XLV

GreenBiz: La Crosse organic farming conference continues to grow

Growth isn’t universal, but some local manufacturers are adding jobs

Harley-Davidson, union reach contract settlement

High pump prices rattle drivers and businesses

Home sales rise 16.2%, but prices lag

Homeowners consider walking away from mortgage

In sign of growth, businesses are borrowing again

Insurance commissioner cancels consumer program, returns federal funds

IRS files suit to challenge Ambac restructuring

January home sales up 16.2 percent statewide, but median price drops 4.1 percent

Johnson Bank reports $102 million quarterly loss

Johnson Controls goes shopping

Koch executives vow to “continue to fight” in Wisconsin

Kohl’s 4Q earnings rise; 2011 outlook falls short

Kohl’s raises forecast as retailers see gains

Koss Corp. lawsuit against American Express dismissed

Koss embezzler Sachdeva checks into Connecticut prison

La Crosse: A draft plan for the waterfront

Labor group calls for general strike if budget repair bill is approved

Lawsuit alleges Associated Banc-Corp improperly paid employees

Lawsuit targets S.C. Johnson’s ‘green’ labeling

Layoffs become rarer even with unemployment high

Legislature agrees to reorganize Commerce Department

Legislature votes to lure Bass Pro Shop to site near Lambeau Field

Loan approved, DeltaHawk landed

Lucigen awarded federal grant to improve fish farming

M&I Bank to cut 143 jobs, including 12 in Madison region

Madison scientists send cells back to embryonic state to observe how leukemia evolves

Madison spin-off idea worries UW System leaders

Madison stem cell company inks deal for European distribution

Madison to pay billboard company after state Supreme Court refuses to hear case

Manitowoc malt plant to close

Marshfield Clinic to build dental school

Marshfield Doors recalls 80 workers

McFarland State Bank CEO aims to create ‘normal’ environment at former Evergreen branches

Menasha looks to advance housing growth

Merck looking for strategic partnerships in Wisconsin

Michael Foods egg business, jobs to leave Abbotsford for Minnesota

Milk prices projected to be decent, despite record production

Milking it: Wisconsin’s oldest industry still excellent place to find work

Miller vs. Iron City: Super Bowl beer battle

MillerCoors’ net income jumps 41%

Milwaukee 7 plans to recruit companies from tax-weary Illinois

Milwaukee power plant explosion victims reach settlement

Mixed views of Southwest-AirTran merger at Pewaukee hearing

Modine reports jump in sales, earnings

Most state firms measure up on weights and measures, report says

National labor leader to speak here Friday; Tea Party plans Saturday rally

Nationwide Insurance to lay off 40 in Wausau

Neenah compromises on windbreaks for smokers

Nerites Corp. sold to Pennsylvania firm

New commerce secretary sees opportunity in state’s budget strife

New state raw milk association formed

NewPage hires firm for mill inquiries

Obama’s budget plan cuts funds for UW-Madison light research

One in five state banks posted a loss last year, but that’s better than...

Oneida biomass gasification plant gets conditional-use permit

Oregon company All-Color earns seal of approval

Oshkosh bids for $1.73 billion in Canadian military contracts

Oshkosh Corp. expects profit amid transition

Oshkosh Corp. poised to hire hundreds of experienced welders, assemblers

Other UW campuses, besides Madison, want autonomy

Packers president works on NFL labor talks

Phoenix Coaters takes main stage at Super Bowl

Pittsburgh, Green Bay chambers use Super Bowl bet to highlight manufacturing

Portage newspaper printing will move to Madison

Ports in state looking to drive existing, new business

Power line project hits speed bump

Proposal would require electronic logs on all commercial trucks

Public gets chance to comment on wind energy rule

Publishing companies rush to finish Packers Super Bowl book

Recreational boating industry sees gains coming

Redevelopment Authority to consider multi-use stadium project in Green Bay

Regional banks optimistic that this year will return them to profitability

Regulators close Badger State Bank in Cassville; will reopen Saturday as Royal Bank

Regulators say Kewaunee nuclear plant can operate until 2033

Report: State electricity needs won’t rise as much as thought

Roadrunner acquires Georgia trucking company

Ryan Braun’s restaurant to re-open with new name, look and menu

SBA lending in state fell steeply in January

Shamrock Energy lands angel funding

Sheboygan resort could be sold by April

Sheboygan to develop green business park

Shoppes of Wyndham Village, in Franklin, faces foreclosure

Small breweries making big splash

Snap-on records fourth straight sales, earnings gain

Social media sites fuel hefty rise in consumer complaints

Solar Group stands by pledge of plant bringing 600 jobs to Wisconsin

Speaker says economic recovery will gain momentum in 2011

Spectrum Brands executives take home bonuses despite losses, filings show

State agricultural exports reached all-time high in 2010

State returning $23 million grant for broadband

State Senate votes to lower auto insurance minimums

Stevens Point voters approve mall revamp; Public input sessions next step of renovation

Stevens Point: City gets $750,000 block grant for mall

Stevens Point: Common Cents Taxpayers campaign opposes borrowing for mall

Stores rush to keep up with fans desire to buy Super Bowl apparel

Stoughton Trailers might reopen Evansville plant

Sturtevant’s BRP to receive upgrade, employee transfers

Sullivan to leave Bucyrus when sale to Caterpillar closes

Super Bowl is big payday for Packers

Super Bowl win continues retail run

Survey points to good things for manufacturing

Talgo undecided on move from Milwaukee

TDS plans expansion of Fitchburg data center

Threat of lost NFL season worries Fox Valley charities and businesses

TOMORROW: WISPOLITICS.COM LUNCHEON WITH DEM LEADERS

Top 10 state credit unions log profits

Tougher wind farm standards not given vote

Trade jobs see brighter future

Tweeting from the farm: Producers seize forum to share their stories

Unemployment falls to 9.0 pct., only 36K new jobs

Union leaders hope to avoid strikes

UnitedHealthcare gains Guardian insurance segment

UW Hospital surprised to find its workers in budget-repair bill

UW leaders: State education funding should be a top priority

UW students develop phone app to find grocery products and coupons locally

Value of Wisconsin crops shot up in 2010

Viroqua business writes Gov. Walker for help

Walker clears way for new store near Lambeau Field

Walker pushes to form venture fund

Walker says he won’t bypass Legislature in wind-farm regulation

Walker signs bill granting tax cuts

Walker signs Commerce Department overhaul bill

Walker warns Medicaid payments to nursing homes could be delayed if bill not passed

Waukesha firms win top manufacturing awards

We Energies ponders Valley plant’s future

Whitewater company to fill 100 positions

Whitewater custom bike builder will debut new line at national bike show

Will Wisconsin’s emerging technologies survive under Walker?

Wind farm bill meets stiff resistance

Winners listed for BuildMadison competition

Winter sales spark Generac

Wis. licensing dept. looking into doctors’ notes from labor rally

WisBusiness: Business crowd cheers Ryan’s messages on prosperity, government programs

By Kay Nolan For WisBusiness U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Janesville, drew cheers Wednesday from a crowd of nearly 1,000 attendees of the Wisconsin Manufacturers and...

WisBusiness: Economist Knetter warns partisan politics will stall recovery; favors UW-Madison split

By Kay Nolan For WisBusiness.com Milwaukee -- Former UW-Madison Business School dean Michael Knetter railed Tuesday against partisan politics, saying the rancor and uncertainty endangers the...

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WisBusiness: UlluTek aims to save electricity consumers money by monitoring in-home power use

By Kyle Jefferson For WisBusiness.com MIDDLETON – Technology is driving our economy, our lifestyles – and our energy habits. Our society uses ever-increasing amounts of energy...

Wisconsin commerce bill to be signed by Gov. Scott Walker

Wisconsin credit unions have strong 2010

Wisconsin farm numbers hold steady from year ago

Wisconsin firm will be Facebook’s new landlord

Wisconsin wind farm hearing attracts hundreds

Wisconsin, Pittsburgh have tech-friendly Super Bowl wager

WisPolitics: Gov. Walker promises to make tough choices, reform government

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