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R&B Grinding faces $105,930 in fines for OSHA citations

Sonic Foundry earnings are up

$1.6M settlement reached in Appleton Medical Center explosion lawsuit

700 jobs created in Wausau metro area in June

A year later, statewide smoking ban’s impact on business minimal

A.O. Smith Corp. to acquire Tennessee company

Affinity to build clinic in Neenah

Alternative fuels attract attention

Ambac files reorganization plan without commissioner agreement

American Airlines drops route from Austin Straubel to Marquette

American Orthodontics paves way to expand in Sheboygan at Thomas Products building

Anchor BanCorp’s auditors repeat concern about holding company’s future

Annual AirVenture gathering in Oshkosh has millions of dollars in economic impact

Appeals court: Family doesnt have to sell cottage

Appleton Papers not liable for Fox River PCB cleanup, federal judge rules

Associated Bank posts fourth straight quarterly profit

Baird: Joy may resume acquisitions after LeTourneau deal

Bankruptcies ease in U.S., state

Beer’s appeal has paled among Americans, poll finds

Big funding gap jeopardizes much-touted biotech center

BizOpinion: Businesses are right: If we can’t move it, we can’t make it

BizOpinion: Did you ask THE four IT questions before opening your checkbook?

BizOpinion: It’s not your grandfather’s iron mine: How the Gogebic mine fits northern Wisconsin

BizOpinion: Keeping an old friend — why Wisconsin should value GE Healthcare

BizOpinion: Wisconsin’s widening war on renewable energy

BMO assumes M&I Summerfest sponsorship

BMO begins review of M&I operations

BMO to cut about 475 employees following M&I purchase

Bucyrus name gone in a hurry

Businesses breathe easier as NFL lockout nears end

Businesses have questions over concealed carry law

Camp Randall hotel to open this summer

CapX2020 project working through environmental impacts

Caterpillar launches Brewers partnership with free tickets

CDI shares in $6.26 million research grant

Central Wisconsin auto sales pick up from 2010

Chinese agency signs off on Caterpillar-Bucyrus deal

City of Milwaukee makes push to start streetcar

City will have to pay more for innovation center

Closing of antique business leaves big vacancy in downtown Evansville

Coalition lobbies state for venture capital funding

Commission recommends changes To DOT cost analysis

Communities work to revitalize downtown despite challenges

Concealed carry helps business at gun shops

Copper thefts threaten Wis. potato farms

Corn planting, growth delayed by cool, wet weather

Corn sees biggest one-dayprice drop in history

Court lets NewPage lawsuit over retiree benefits proceed

CUNA Mutual sells Wauwatosa unit

Customers benefit in Xcel Energy case settlement

Dairy farmers worry that proposed law will kill industry

Dairy industry divided over ‘safety net’ changes

Dane County judge rules against telecom company

Default worries UW economist

Despite education cuts, Renaissance Learning orders up

Diamond Precision to open in Milwaukee

DNR seeks to slow new waterways development rules

DNR to hold meeting on proposed large dairy operation

Domtar CEO backs specialty paper business in upper Midwest

Donation to increase access to UW-Madison business school

Door hinge maker headquarters in Whitewater

EAA AirVenture good for business in Fond du Lac

EAA chairmanTom Poberezny steps down

Earnings down 68% at Oshkosh Corp.

Eaton may move division headquarters to Falls

Economist: Debt limit talks affect Madisonians

Economy among factors causing a scarcity of used cars

Economy growing at slowest pace since recession

Explosion rocks Marshfield DoorSystems; damage estimated at more than $3 million

Farming makes big rebound as dairy prices spike

Feasting on MGIC’s disappointing news

Federal default wouldn’t affect Wisconsin for 3 months

Former president of Capital Brewery leads attempt to buy company

Former president of Capital Brewery leads attempt to buy company

Former Wisconsin Cheeseman workers to get lost wages, state says

Fox River cleanup stalls over legal battle

Fox Valley Technical College, Lakeland College fill need for pilots

Frontier Airlines expects return to full service

Frontier Airlines will end service at Outagamie County Regional Airport

Frontier Airlines will end service at Outagamie County Regional Airport

Furniture chain closes, complaints flood in

Furniture Deals & Steals stores face consumer complaints

GE Healthcare to move X-ray unit to China

German firm puts North American headquarters in Whitewater

Great Wolf refinances North Carolina debt

Green Bay Packers lead NFL in apparel sales

Green Bay Packers return is a relief for local businesses

Green Bay to shift tax-increment funds for Schreiber Foods project

GreenBiz: California exec creating green retreat in Wisconsin

GreenBiz: For-profit well raises concerns about Crawford Co. trout stream

Gustman adding Buick, GMC lines in Kaukauna after Bergstrom sale

Harley posts strong quarterly profit

Hearing on 4,300-cow dairy farm draws big crowd

Heat wave cooks up big electric bills across region

Help for farmers? Congressman proposes dairy subsidy reforms

Higher prices put area farmers in better mood

Home sellers’ pain is buyers’ joy

Husco set for big growth after leadership transition

Icahn seeks talks with Oshkosh after reporting 9.5% stake

Illinois metal-fabrication firm moving to Pleasant Prairie

Independence ending for M&I Bank

Internet upgrade coming to rural Wisconsin

Investor buys Racine Federated building

Is a Sprecher’s restaurant on tap for Milwaukee?

Is little-noticed budget provision part of plan to convert credit unions?

J-Lo, Marc Anthony divorce won’t scuttle Kohl’s clothing lines

Job growth falters badly, clouding hope for recovery

Johnson Controls revenue jumps 21 percent; tops $10 billion

Johnson Controls, UW partnership touted as unique

Joy Global doesn’t plan share sale to fund China deal, CEO says

Joy Global is said to be in talks to buy International Mining

Justice Department sues MGIC

Kleefisch, Jadin: Job gains good, but more remains to be done

Kohl quizzes Bernanke about bank mergers, citing M&I sale

Kohl: Block potential T-Mobile sale to AT&T

Kohl’s, Menomonee Falls negotiate headquarters site

Lawmakers, experts discuss importance of regional broadband access

Lawsuit aims to stop Richfield dairy farm

Lawsuit filed to stop Adams County mega farm

Legislative committee approves funding for Talgo rail cars, Milwaukee train station

Legislature could soon extend jobless benefits

Lockout or not, Green Bay Packers shareholders prepare to meet Thursday

M&I becomes BMO Harris Bank

M&I executive payouts stir pot

M&I pays back $1.7B in TARP funds ahead of acquisition

Madison firm puts tool for finding cancer to the test

Madison firm, Medical College to study heart disorder

Madison: HotelRED keeps wraps on as opening nears

Madison: Shift in programming at Overture Center prompts outcry from other city venues

Madison’s alcohol density ordinance to continue

Maker of solar panels will supply government agencies

Manpower’s earnings double

Manufacturing hurt by uncertainty

Marcus earnings up 15% on theater division’s growth

Marshfield Clinic hosts genetic research project

McCoy Logistics to lay off 57

Memo: Wausau Paper’s Brokaw mill caught in ‘perfect storm’

Mercury adding 150 jobs

Mercury asks for electric rate cut

Mercury asks for electric rate cut

Meriter, UW Hospital feud could limit choices, raise costs

Merrill residents eager for Superseal Windows and Doors factory

MGIC quarterly loss hits nearly $152 million

Middleton e-commerce company Alice.com going global

Milk production continues to lag in Wisconsin, Minnesota

MilkSource planning new megafarm in Coloma area

MillerCoors caught in beer bind in Minnesota

Milwaukee debuts solar financing program

Milwaukee moves closer to downtown streetcar line

Milwaukee seeks developer for North Avenue library

Milwaukee sick leave ruling could end long dispute

Milwaukee streetcar facility site chosen

Milwaukee streetcar garners business support

Minnesota, Wisconsin look to restore income tax reciprocity

Miron’s use of iPads keeps $24M Green Bay project on track

Monona Terrace backers say Madison needs bigger hotel to play in big leagues

Nearly 20,000 delinquent taxpayers owe state $759M

New golf course in works for Rome

New stink bug species could affect farmers

New UW resource clinic helps entrepreneurs navigate the choppy seas of business – without...

No deal on jobless benefits; Dems slam delay

Numbers show jobs being created outside metro areas

One year after smoking ban, it’s too early to tell if it has reduced...

One year later, smoking ban gains popularity, but Tavern League says it’s bad for...

Oneida Seven Generations biomass plant in Green Bay gets regulators’ support

Opponents become vocal as number of proposed sand mines increases

Oshkosh Common Council approves funds for land purchase

Oshkosh shares surge Friday as billionaire’s stake in company raises profile

Oshkosh’s EAA spillover keeps Austin Straubel International airport busy

Outlook Group names new CEO

Ozone seen as cost-saver for laundry operations

Parisi unveils Dane County Jobs and Prosperity Project

Patients compensation fund restored

Payday loan case sent to state Supreme Court

Planned large dairy farm in Richfield raises some concerns

Planned Superseal Windows and Doors plant will create 50 positions in Merrill

PNC buys $76 million in tax credits for Westlawn project

Postal Service looks to cut back

Power grab: Is UW’s involvement in providing Internet access an invaluable public good?

Probation given to rail CEO after excessive political contributions to GOP candidates

Proposal for mine in Iron County pits jobs against environment

Public subsidies for headquarters projects have limits

R&B Grinding faces $105,930 in fines for OSHA citations

Racine area businesses talk to White House in video teleconference

Regulatory uncertainty clouds future for wind farm developers

Regulatory uncertainty for wind farm developers

Report finds Wisconsin 13th in clean-technology jobs

Revenue officials working on tax reciprocity

Rothschild biomass plant on ‘ambitious’ schedule

Ryan says companies can’t bear new taxes

Salons thrive in tough economy

Schneider National adding 300 drivers in Southwest

Schneider National exec, state insurance commissioner accused of breaking campaign finance law

Search for UW research vice chancellor delayed

Sheboygan: City plans to include eco-friendly business park area in existing TIF

Speakers tout importance of technical education at Gateway centennial

Spectrum extends Black & Decker trademark

State cheese production down slightly from 2010

State foreclosure filings drop 8% in June

State home sales fall 17.2% in June; prices fall 7.1%

State Senate to reverse vote on jobless payments

State Supreme Court rules on ‘lemon law’

State warns businesses of coming charge

Summer kicks in, retail sales perk up

Summerfest a multimillion-dollar business drawing more than 900,000 to Milwaukee’s lakefront

Summerfest surpasses 2010 attendance, turns profit in ’11

Super Bowl win propels Green Bay Packers net income to $17 million

Superior refinery sold to Indiana firm

Supreme Court asked to weigh payday loans case

Supreme Court rules against East Troy lake group

Supreme Court rules on Olsen’s Mill case

Supreme Court: DNR should consider well impact

Telecom company loses broadband ruling

Terso adds patents

The corn’s not high by the Fourth of July

Tosa venture fund raises $40 million

Tuesday Trends sample: Solar power rising, Bucyrus mixed and ethanol falling

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

Tuesday Trends sample: Summerfest rising, home sales mixed and BMO Harris falling

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

Tuesday Trends sample: Tuition rising, green jobs mixed and Madison biotech project falling

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

Two Rivers employer could move jobs to Mexico

Two Rivers museum, Target Corp. team up for national clothing line

Unemployment benefits at risk under GOP move

Unemployment increases in Wisconsin cities in June

Union law draws second federal lawsuit

Urban wineries: Wine without the vine

UW Health plans new $100M development

UW System could raise tuition 5.5 percent

UW-Madison grads sell e-commerce analytics company

UW-Madison names new business school dean

Venture funding declines in state

Veto leaves interagency work in limbo

Wacker Neuson expansion would include $3.3 million in funds

Walker says tourism helps Wisconsin add 9,500 jobs

Walker signs business incentive bill in Beloit

Walker signs Manitoba hydro, trucking bills

Walker signs motor carrier liability bill

Walker talks up jobs at G3 Industries visit

Waukesha Engine effort hailed

Wausau borrows $2.6 million to buy underutilized 16 acres of riverfront property

Wausau still in the running for 600-job W Solar factory

We Energies seeks no 2012 rate increase

West Bend TIF districts face $23 million in long-term shortfalls

Wind farms enable state electric utilities to meet 2010 energy standard

Wine growers and buyers on the rise in Wisconsin

Wire thieves put Portage County crops in danger

WisBusiness: Business leaders laud Walker budget

By Brian E. Clark For WisBusiness.com Wisconsin business leaders say they're extremely pleased with most of the $66 billion two-year budget bill now signed...

WisBusiness: DOT secretary lauds less borrowing, more maintenance and stronger finances

By Ryan Cardarella For WisBusiness.com MILWAUKEE -- Citing borrowing reductions and a stronger transportation fund, state DOT Secretary Mark Gottlieb lauded Gov. Scott Walker’s new budget...

WisBusiness: Wisconsin ethanol supporters fear abrupt end of subsidy will hurt industry

By Ryan Cardarella For WisBusiness.com Following a U.S. Senate measure that would eliminate a $5 billion annual tax credit for ethanol producers, state industry leaders...

Wisconsin 13th in creating ‘green’ jobs

Wisconsin could save at least $266 million a year, panel finds

Wisconsin DNR sets hearings on lake water diversion

Wisconsin ranked 25th for business by CNBC

Wisconsin still tops nation in mink pelt output

With purchase completed, Caterpillar to drop Bucyrus name

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