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A capital discussion: How businesses fund expansion

A drought benefit — crops maturing rapidly

A step ahead: Online tools target new businesses

A vintage year for area winemakers?

Advertising group recommends Generac discontinue certain ads

Ale Asylum set to expand into new $8 million building

Allen Edmonds celebrates 90th anniversary with sale

American Family Insurance to acquire PGC Holdings

Area health care providers to offer planning discussions on making end-of-life decisions

AT&T to upgrade to 4G LTE service

Austin Straubel looks to build $7.5M international facility

Badger Foundry workers on strike

Be bold: Culture of Innovation drives Pinstripe’s growth

Beer ads on Metro buses in Madison prompt policy changes

Biden stands by organized labor in campaign speech

Biosciences continue upward trend

BizOpinion: Finding Wisconsin is becoming easier for investors, technology scouts

BizOpinion: Striking balance between free expression, ‘hate speech’ is Internet challenge

BizOpinion: The perfect recipe for an apology

BizOpinion: Town and gown — Industry alliances on campus can drive growth, solve problems

BMO Harris closing Cedarburg, Sun Prairie centers, laying off 74

Briggs & Stratton to temporarily close Georgia plant

Briggs facility in Jefferson purchased by Generac

Building developers cooperating on lakefront proposals

Cambridge Major to expand in Germantown

Catalog retailer Miles Kimball settles discrimination suit

Caterpillar predicts slow global economic growth, lowers profit expectations

Cautious optimism on mining

Census data shows signs economy is improving

Change to cosmetics may help maker of wipes avoid rules

Chinese investment firm looking closely at Wisconsin

Citizens group seeks rate increase for downtown steam customers

City officials oppose $30M plan to buy, renovate apartments on Madison’s South Side

Costco to bring 200 jobs to Bellevue with new store

Could Southridge imitate Mayfair’s success?

Cousins provides more incentives for franchisees

Craft beers flow in Brew City

DA finds no misconduct in Milwaukee development agency spending under Marcoux

Dairy Business Innovation Center to close

Delta adding afternoon flight from Madison to LaGuardia

Delta Air Lines ramps up presence in Milwaukee market

Developers of Aloft and Marriott hotels propose Park East hotel

Dickten Masch acquires Indiana company

Director Zucker, Pack’s Nelson working together on film parody for new tourism TV ad

DNR poised to reject public trust doctrine arguments over transit center

Drought drives down Wisconsin corn yields

Drought impact now statewide

Drought may force some farmers out of business

Dunkin’ Donuts returns to Madison

Economy still sluggish, but some of Manitowoc County’s manufacturing companies are hiring

Edgewater Hotel announces ‘temporary, but long-term’ closure, layoffs

EEOC sues Aurora for disability discrimination

Emerging companies to present at Early Stage Symposium

EPA tallies nearly 9,000 gallons of hazardous material at abandoned factory

EPA’s new 4-gallon gas rule sparks debate

Epic Systems meeting brings thousands of health care pros to Madison area

Executive team buys Appleton-based construction firm Hoffman

Farmers see big losses as they harvest crops

FDIC orders Kenosha bank to raise capital

Feds slam state agencies over use of economic-development money

Fighting the encouragement of sprawl

Firms unite to showcase Wisconsin solar sector

Food stamp flap at center of farm bill impasse

Free Tuesday Trends sample: GE rising, household income mixed and dairy falling

Froedtert plans $117 million expansion, renovation

Funding in limbo for program which lets farmers keep control of land

G-Tac is exploring the UP for iron ore, and keeping an eye on Wisconsin

GE Healthcare commits $3 million to UWM

GE touts 115 new hires, renovation to Waukesha gas engines facility

Grand Avenue hoping for merry Christmas

GreenBiz: Food Enterprise Center provides wide-open opportunities

Grothman to introduce bill that would stop wind farm development in state

Growing Power awarded $5M grant

I-90/39 hearing draws crowd

In Janesville, political spotlight and hundreds of new jobs are sparking local economy

In wake of parents’ untimely death, sons vow to carry on HT Enterprises

Interest lingers for Port Edwards mill

Investment pros say election’s effects on markets overrated

Ironman not always good for local business

J.P. Cullen lands $36.4 million contract to build UWM water complex

Jadin leaving WEDC for Madison-area development agency

Janesville: Pontiac Convention Center faces foreclosure

Johnson Controls halts lead battery production in Shanghai

Judge drops Physicians Plus lawsuit against UW doctor group

Judge tosses out $52M damage award for Promega

Kestrel Aircraft receives $30M in tax credits for Superior headquarters

Kimberly-Clark Corp. to build new hangar at Outagamie County Regional Airport

Kohl’s hiring more than 52,000 holiday employees

Kohl’s opens 12 new stores

La Crosse sign ordinance is one vote from passing after changes

La Crosse: Trane looks for help with South Side expansion

Lambeau Field expansion on schedule/budget

Landmark Credit Union hits $2 billion asset mark

Lands’ End eliminates 199 positions

Laona manufacturer doubling workforce

Legislators, disability groups demand action against LogistiCare

Local funeral homes seek to assure customers

Local pumpkin crop varies, but some growers see success

Location of medical college to be announced in November

Madison: Bank files to foreclose on Orpheum Theatre owners

Madison: City, developer won’t pursue East Washington Ave. plan

Madison: Railroad commissioner orders two east-side crossings closed

Madison: Wilde Honda to add 100 jobs

Mandel Group sells out condos in two projects

Manpower survey: Healthy hiring projected for Wisconsin

ManpowerGroup report outlines strategies for youth employment

Manufacturing expo focuses on skilled worker shortage

Marcus Corp. to buy Cornhusker Hotel in Nebraska

Median home prices rise as August sales increase by 20 percent

Meeting between Palermo and AFL-CIO draws mixed reactions

Meijer store proposed in Wauwatosa

Merge Healthcare board ponders sale of company

Milwaukee businesses react to iPhone 5

Milwaukee housing market continues rebound

Milwaukee manufacturing pace falters

Milwaukee officials consider sponsorship deals to raise money

Milwaukee: Century City project progressing on north side

Milwaukee: Water rate discount expansion troubles city leaders

Mining gets attention this month

Ministry Health Care parent company could be run by new health system soon

Mitchell Street group to buy historic building from Palermo

Monona OKs luxury apartment development

Monona’s Vendura makes bid to jump to national player in solid-surface industry

More craft beer business brewing in state

Motel 6 chain to deploy Telkonet energy management systems

Mount Pleasant discusses ordinance to control abandoned big box stores

Mustard Museum struggles to find recipe for growth

NeuWave Medical raises $14 million in venture funding

New iron mine bill, or two, likely when Legislature reconvenes

New West Towne development proposed at long-vacant Madison property

New Wisconsin business group forms to counter WMC

NFL reaches tentative agreement with refs

Nordstrom Rack coming to Wauwatosa in 2014

Northwestern Mutual continues hiring binge

Official apologizes for not informing WEDC board about letter

Ohio bank to acquire Citizens Republic Bancorp

Oil spill cleanup finished but questions remain

OSHA cites Miller Compressing

Oshkosh Corp. awarded $67 million military order

Oshkosh: City, county to partner for aviation industrial park

Overture Center board cheers positive financial picture

Packers slip to 10th in Forbes valuation rankings

Palermo Villa pizzas in Walmart stores nationwide for short time

Panel looks at mileage-based fees for state drivers

Paying for child care in Wisconsin? It’ll cost you

Piggly Wiggly coming to former Kmart building in Beloit

Piggly Wiggly to pay $570K in back pay to union employees

Piggly Wiggly, union settle dispute with new contracts

Port of Green Bay tonnage drops in August

PSC streetcar statements draw applause from both sides of debate

Purcell: Execs need to address central-city education

Quicker permits may hurt mining companies

Realtors give $1M to conservative PAC

Receiver fires funeral directors exec, advisers

Recession downsized cities in Wisconsin

Record sales so far for Milwaukee Film Festival

Records indicate few complaints spurred Soglin’s State Street plans

Ref’s call in Packers game could penalize state’s businesses

REGISTER NOW: Tomorrow’s event focuses on Wisconsin exports in a turbulent economy

Report: New Wisconsin casinos would not benefit state economy

Report: State jobs deficit at quarter-million

Ripon’s Alliance Laundry Systems plans expansion

Rising electricity rates revive deregulation debate

Rockwell Automation sues California company in contract dispute

Roundy’s shakes up its C-suite

Ruling on collective bargaining could alter labor talks

S.C. Johnson, U.S. Venture top Deloitte’s Wisconsin 75 list

Sand project dealt setback in Dunn County

Seljan Co. moving to larger plant, adding dozens of jobs

Semba Biosciences gets $225K research grant

Sentry aims to retain local workers

Shared work space business center opening in Third Ward

Sheboygan County wind farm proposal expected to be filed ‘relatively soon’

Slayings dash owner’s dream of son taking over photo shop

Software company moving headquarters to Beloit

Soglin pushes for changes to Madison’s TIF policy

Start-up companiees hope to make a pitch that sticks with investors

State awards design contract for Hoan Bridge project

State cheese output up during July

State files complaint against Madison-Kipp Corporation over PCB contamination

State gives $5 million to BMO Harris Bradley Center for repairs

State looking for ways to cut phosphorus, nitrate pollution

State reports higher than expected revenue

State rolls out $500,000 ad campaign touting business climate

Stevens Point: Local business leaders say they need more info about biz park plan

Study: Madison has second-best average credit score in nation

Tearing down to build back up

Tim Sullivan joins Generac board

Town implements new zoning rules to stop large dairy project

Tuesday Trends sample: Madison research rising, venture capital legislation mixed and labor force falling

Tuesday Trends sample: Milwaukee sponsorship rising, poverty mixed and Paul Jadin falling

Twin Ports, Great Lakes and Seaway see “wind rush”

U.S. economy adds 96,000 jobs, rate falls to 8.1 percent

United Vaccines adds lab, office space

University Research Park announces biotech company relocations, expansions

UpFront: Sullivan sees deep roots to current skills gap

UW System offers 4-year guarantee, but it’s not well known

UW wins $1 million dairy research grant

UWM Research Foundation, Medical College of Wisconsin grant software license to Indian company

Value of ‘median home is off 12.2 percent since 2008

Vilsack: ‘Deeply concerned for dairy industry’ if Farm Bill fails

Walker administration targets electrical safety codes, citing home builders’ concerns

Walker reverses course on removing electrical safety codes

Waukesha BID board leadership survives no-confidence vote

Waukesha to make water decision soon

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Weather Central to lay off 21 employees

Wells Vehicle Electronics breaks ground for new Fond du Lac corporate headquarters

Whole Foods considering Appleton?

Why Wisconsin caught roundabout fever

Wis.& Southern gets railroad grants

WisBusiness: CEO Grangaard says focus on fundamentals key to Allen Edmonds’ revival

WisBusiness: Commerce secretary sees manufacturing as economic bright spot

WisBusiness: Diplomats say free trade, not tariffs, helps grow economy for all

WisBusiness: Expert warns biotech firms to prepare for changing health care system

WisBusiness: Jobless rate rises to 7.5% as state adds 7,800 jobs in August

WisBusiness: State officials downplay federal criticism on economic development

WisBusiness: The Show – Nancy Pautsch from Core BTS

WisBusiness: The Show – WEDC’s Paul Jadin

Wisconsin DOT broke civil rights rules, U.S. agency says

Wisconsin’s total milk output up in August, down nationally

Wisconsinites among Forbes 400 richest Americans

WisPolitics: Obama targets Romney over ’47 percent’ comment

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