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$17 billion WPS contract in jeopardy

$27 million settlement in health fraud case

$3.4 million development proposed for West Racine

$300 million makeover planned for Hoan Bridge

21 companies named as finalists in Governor’s Business Plan Contest

26 apply for Green Bay’s economic development position

Activists rally to keep housing from going to M&I Bank

American Family’s teen program to be featured on ABC’s ’20/20′

Artisan Partners files for IPO

Assembly votes to increase enterprise zones

Associated Bank posts profit, reverses year-ago loss

Associated Bank repays $264 million in TARP funds

ATC, Duke Energy form joint venture

Auto sales picking up

Bargaining rights battle hits grocery store shelves

BIC buys Middleton charcoal alternative manufacturer

Bill helps Uline, biomedical projects

Bill to override sick leave ordinance headed to governor

BizOpinion: ‘Healthy choices’ legislation offers cost-effective way to improve state’s oral and overall health

BizOpinion: Breaking up is hard to do: The Great Uncoupling of the UW System

BizOpinion: Congress answered the cry of Main Street (this time)

BizOpinion: Wisconsin workforce advantages can help attract, retain business

Bucyrus earnings up 61%

Bus company closing, eliminating 83 jobs

Business boycott more talk than action in Oshkosh

Business is brewing as craft beer companies see rise in sales and popularity

Business leaders praise UWM chancellor decision

Business up but homebuilders see slow recovery

Caledonia: Walmart proposal opponents declare write-in candidacies for Village Board

Capital Brewery weathered lean years to emerge at forefront of craft brewery revolution

Cellphones make gains on landlines

Cellular Dynamics raises $30 million

Chamber group opposes UW System split

City loan aids Sweet Water Organics expansion

CNH tractor plant on record pace, adding 150 hires and second shift

Commerce’s Locke geared up over Rexnord

Commitment to customers carries Culvers through tough times, founder says

Committee approves sick leave bill

Companies must cut price for biomass plant

Congress deals setback to patent office

Congress repeals unpopular tax reporting rule

Construction begins on $12 million downtown Green Bay WaterMark project

Contractors line up for needed work after Merrill-area tornado

County sales tax gets closer look in Kewaunee County and Sheboygan County

Court finds Wheaton violated contracts by changing doctors’ pay

Court rules to reinstate funding for embryonic stem cell research

Dane County’s manure digester ready to provide electricity

Delavan company produces medicinal potatoes

Demolition work begins this week for Onalaska waterfront project

Despite 25-year low, Wisconsin tax burden ranks among nations highest

Despite Walker’s stance, Wisconsin out front on health insurance exchange system

Development Corp. key to Wisconsin’s job growth, state Commerce Secretary Paul Jadin says

DNR Secretary Cathy Stepp says agency must improve image

Dominion may sell Kewaunee nuclear plant

Downtown marina options part of new waterfront plan

Doyle launches new health care initative

Eateries aren’t always Groupon groupies

Environmental groups challenge Valley plant’s air pollution permit

Farm bill expected to revamp status quo

Farmers expect more for milk in March

Farmers in state plan for more corn, less soybeans this season

FDA seizes $6 million in products from Triad

For March, Wisconsin SBA loans look good

Forbes talks economy at Lakeland College

Foreclosure filings fall 10 percent in first quarter

Former Commerce official Brandon to become Wisconsin Angel Network director

Former Gov. Thompson demands name be removed from promotional material for Texas biomedical company

Former Manson Insurance CEO Scholfield guilty in bank fraud scam

Former Midwest pilots suing Republic Airways

Former TV host markets Wisconsin as state tourism secretary

Four parties responsible for Lake Superior cleanup

Fox River cleanup lowers PCB level in fish

Fraud rises as jobless pay grows

Fuel and fertilizer prices drive planting decisions

Future of Eden canning plant is in question

Gatlin advancing plans for two Walmarts

Global events impact Lakeshore businesses

Gold’n Plump completes $25M expansion

Gov. Walker visits Oshkosh to announce tax credits for affordable housing

Grafton shopping center sells for $10.7M

Grants awarded for food incubator project

Great Wolf redefines itself

Green Bay drops plans for recycling ex-Port Plaza mall materials

Green Bay Mayor Jim Schmitt to focus on downtown city center

Green Bay Packers see 99.8 percent renewal rate for season tickets after Super Bowl...

Green energy industry in limbo

GreenBiz: Cedarburg architects keep green tradition strong with work on Wright building

Frank Lloyd Wright helped put Wisconsin on the map for architects with his work. Today, much of Wright’s work would be considered “green.” The Kubala...

GreenBiz: Fields Institute takes holistic approach to ag business

At the Michael Fields Agricultural Institute, a sustainable, integrated, holistic approach to agriculture always has been emphasized. It only makes sense then that the...

Group claims banks are not disclosing fee policy

Growth spurt for venture capital?

Harley reports strong first quarter

Hiawatha upgrades total $225.3 million

Hoffmaster holds job fair as threat looms of strike by Oshkosh workers

Hoffmaster union backs away from newest contract offer, authorize strike

Hopefuls can submit videos to be new host of ‘Discover Wisconsin’

Housing industry hopes new program will jump-start local market

I-39/90 project backed

Illinois tech company opens Waukesha office

Industrial park in Merrill suffers millions in damage

Insurance adjusters, contractors deal with flurry of storm repairs

Insurance bill rollback doesn’t necessarily translate into savings

Insurance policy readability may not get better

Insurance policy readability may not get better

Interest soars in natural gas vehicles

Internet coupon company FatWallet.com moves from Illinois to Beloit

Janesville company on the cutting edge of micro machining

Jobless rate unchanged in March but state adds jobs

Johnson & Johnson to pay $70 million to settle bribery charges

Johnson Controls posts 29% increase in 2Q earnings

Johnson Controls raising battery prices

Kohl’s growth could swallow golf course

Koss earnings double, aided by embezzlement cost recoveries

Koss seeks new trial against American Express

La Crosse lawyer, firm sued for $2M in reality show case

La Crosse officials fear state move on building codes

Lake Express launch delayed

Lakeland College to stay in Fox Cities

Large industrial property portfolio sale includes Pewaukee site

Lawsuit against Mercury dismissed

Learning curve steep for Cassville plant now burning wood biomass

Logistics Health CEO Weber speaks out on LHI sale

Logistics Health to be sold to Minnesota firm

Long-term future of UW System uncertain

Lovell selected as next UW-Milwaukee chancellor

M&I Corp. posts $142 million loss

M&I name change was inevitable

M&I shareholders will vote in New York, not Milwaukee

M&I tops among state banks in customer satisfaction ranking

Madison company ProCertus obtains more funding

Madison drug company Cellectar to merge with Boston’s Novelos

Madison: Members First Credit Union plans new building

Manitowoc Co. reports $52.4M net loss

Manitowoc County cheesemaker at Green Bay Farmers Market raises authenticity concerns

ManpowerGroup completes acquisition of Indian IT firm

ManpowerGroup reports strong quarter

Manufacturing recovery needs new skilled workers

Manufacturing sector continues to lead Wisconsin’s recovery

Marinette Marine recalls workers

Marinette Marine to build 10 more Coast Guard boats

Market for office space still sluggish

Marshfield Clinic plans new facility in Stevens Point

Marshfield: Clearwaters Hotel faces foreclosure

Medical kit company sues Triad

Medical wipes-maker in Hartland stops production

Mequon, Menomonee Falls golf courses for sale

Mercury plans to hire 150

Middle Eastern visitors hope to learn American way of business

Milwaukee homeowner paying on time, yet facing eviction

Milwaukee: New downtown office tower might be moving forward with Baker Tilly

Montgomery begins role leading PSC

Most metro areas in state gained jobs in March

Multimillion-dollar medical waste plant will employ up to 55

MyHealthDirect raises $4 million in funding

National Presto 1Q earnings fall 14 percent

National Presto awarded $70 million ammunition contract

Nekoosa to weigh industrial park options

New home incentive program on tap for Madison-area buyers

New trucking firm, same violations

New water quality permit process for large dairy farms in effect

NewPage mill potential buyer backs out

Number of electronics being recycled in Wisconsin skyrockets after 2010 law takes effect

Oshkosh Corp. earns $31.4M Army contract

Oshkosh Corp. profits slump as company transitions to new truck line

Packers look to expand stadium district

Paper company Appleton says it has paid its share of Fox River cleanup

Piggly Wiggly expands, scores high for energy efficiency

Polaris attempting resurrection of Indian motorcycle brand

Poll: Strong support for wind energy

Port Edwards leaders look to pressure Domtar into selling mill site

Port expansion discussed; Study examines intermodal shipping for Green Bay

Port expansion option studied; Port of Green Bay report due this summer

Potential buyer says condotel owners saved Lake Lawn Resort

Promega selects Fitchburg for new manufacturing building

Proposed northern Wisconsin mine brings promise of jobs, but environmental impact questioned

PSC considering $250M biomass plant

Pulaski yacht builder now making small, portable offices for National Guard

Quality Stamping site bought for $4.1M

Railroad exec charged with making illegal campaign donations

Realtors’ report: Home sales and prices fall in March

Regional soccer facility in Verona included in tourism, conservation grant program

Regulatory order against Platteville bank is lifted

Retail economists expect slow start to spring

Rural Mutual Insurance reports ‘strong growth’ in 2010

Sales up at Mercury Marine

Scientists seek nuclear power without radioactive waste

SEC recommends action against bank over $200 million school investments

Sen. Wanggaard wants investigation of Union Grove boycott threats

Senators raise Triad concerns

Sheboygan officials want to make South Pier attractive to locals

Shorewood may offer $10 million in financing for retail, housing project

Sonic Foundry makes executive changes

Sonic Foundry posts loss

Sparta: Referendum on beer, alcohol sales fails

Spokesman says Milwaukee 7 efforts pay off in jobs, payroll

State lawmakers consider bill banning earn-a-buck

State manufacturing conference set for Milwaukee

State official lauds partnership between Ocean Spray, MSTC

State receives $4 million grant to help job seekers

State seeks to return unclaimed funds

State wants to delay phosphorus regulations

State’s first crop report issued for 2011

State’s nuclear plants recover from shaky ratings

Stevens Point airport works on 5-year plan

Stevens Point Brewery is expanding capacity

Stevens Point: Mall lawsuit in limbo

Sturtevant company’s machinery helping cool Japan’s nuclear reactors

Summerfest to hold prices on admission

Supreme Court hears opening arguments in Olsen’s Mill case

Surprise loan to help fund 127 Darien jobs

Survey: Retail food prices rose 5.2 percent in last three months

Survey: State tech companies more upbeat about economy

Tax credits for Eaton Corp.’s move to Wauwatosa being dropped

TDS will discontinue WiMAX wireless service

Trane lays off 87 hourly employees in La Crosse

Tribal leader concerned about proposed mining operation

Troubles in Japan don’t deter energy officials

Trucking company offers new proposal for Caledonia move

Uncertainty clouds Green Bay Packers’ 2011 schedule for area hotels, ticket dealers

Unemployed older workers struggle harder to find new jobs

Unemployment rate falls to 8.8%

Union asks automakers to ‘keep Janesville in mind’

Union: There is no Union Grove boycott of businesses

Unions appear to be on life support as memberships dwindle

United Health unit buys Logistics Health

UW a force in pain drug growth

UW lands $4.9 million grant to study ‘food deserts’

UW System president argues against Madison leaving

UW System split battle wearing on Biddy

UW System split not likely to move forward, lawmakers say

Venture investments remain at paltry levels

Visiting nuclear plant workers key spenders

Visitor center becomes local product store

Vollrath acquires Traex Co. of Dane

Walker appoints new members to Wisconsin DNR board

Walker backs down on ending mandatory recycling

Walker signs bill reversing auto insurance requirements

Walworth Co. survey shows uptick in hiring

Watchdog group claims Organic Valley violating federal organic standards

Watertown: City will get new business

Wausau Paper reports loss

Weyco earnings fall 12.6 percent on acquisition costs

WFRV-TV of Green Bay sold to Nextar Broadcasting Group in $20M deal

Wis. GOP renews push to deregulate landlines

Wis. poll finds pessimism about economic outlook

WisBusiness: Commerce secretary pushes alternative energy, exports

By Jim Cryns For WisBusiness.com MILWAUKEE -- U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke told a Milwaukee audience the United States -- and Wisconsin --...

WisBusiness: Electronic medical records taking hold in Wisconsin

WisBusiness: Exec says proposed changes to SBIR program would hurt innovation

By Brian E. Clark For WisBusiness.com Nascent, high-risk companies are in danger of being squeezed out of federal funding under proposed changes to the Small Business...

WisBusiness: PSC says proposed biomass plant too costly for consumers

By Brian E. Clark For WisBusiness.com Citing what they described as high costs, members of the three-person Public Service Commission said We Energies and the Domtar...

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WisBusiness: Western Wisconsin sees some opposition to potential power line

By Gregg Hoffmann For WisBusiness.com American Transmission Co. has not announced its proposed route for the Badger Coulee Project, a 150-mile, 345 kilowatt transmission line that...

WisBusiness.com survey: Tech execs’ optimism on rise in early 2011; 60 percent believe state...

Wisconsin DOT hopes to ramp up I-43 work in Sheboygan as businesses say construction...

Wisconsin facing a dairy deficit

Wisconsin Rapids wind-turbine blade plant on hold

Wisconsin union rights law on hold for two months

Wisconsin veggie growers expecting smaller plantings

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