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2 Great Lakes hit lowest water level on record

2 years after housing crisis peak, foreclosed homes present special challenges

2012 state apple figures reflect meager harvest

2012 weather tough on state’s apple, cherry growers

Aging population, fewer business start-ups restrain Wisconsin job growth, report says

Amtrak’s Milwaukee-Chicago service sets ridership record

Analysts speculate that Kohl’s could be takeover target

Angel fund geared to young firms starts with $5 million

Anodyne receives MEDC loan to buy Bay View building

Artisan Partners prices its initial public offering at $27 to $29 a share

Assembly leaders offer concessions to Democrats on mining bill

ATC bill would help it develop power lines around the U.S.

ATC loses power line dispute, must share project with other firm

ATC pares power line upgrade planned for Upper Peninsula

Badger Meter 4Q profits skyrocket on record sales

Bakehouse looks for expanded new location

Barrett calls for regional support for new Milwaukee arena

Beloit approves casino land sale

Bergmann Pharmacy, one of Madison area’s last independents, closing

Big events for New Glarus Brewing’s Deb Carey

Big ships dock at Port of Milwaukee for maintenance in winter

BizOpinion: Bills will help Wisconsin get in on manufacturing boom

BizOpinion: Investment capital is critical part of job creation equation in Wisconsin

BizOpinion: Latest cyber-attack report underscores size of the threat – and need for defense

BizOpinion: Tackling white collar crime

BizOpinion: Universal greeting prompts a new perspective

BizOpinion: Wisconsin is poster child for why immigration reform can help the economy

Black Earth: Neighbors complain about butcher shop’s rapid growth

Brewery founder sits near first lady during speech

Budget committee to take up mining bill

Budget would allow easier foreign purchase of Wisconsin farmland

Burlington mayor hopeful Echo Lake Foods rebuilds after fire

Business hopping for Wisconsin homebrew supply stores

Cable: Retooled resort benefits local economy

Cash crops spur record earnings

Caterpillar exec sees minimal impact from potential Wisconsin mine

By Kay Nolan For WisBusiness.com A proposed iron ore mine in northern Wisconsin is unlikely to create jobs at Caterpillar Global Mining near Milwaukee, and even...

City of Racine acquires former Racine Steel Castings site

Construction on Ashley Furniture plant in N.C. delayed

Credit unions in Wisconsin had profitable 2012

Credit unions post big gains

Critics still not satisfied as GOP unveils mining bill changes

Critics: Scott Walker’s plan to sell heating plants will cost taxpayers

Crowley to retire as Bank Mutual CEO

Dean Health Plan to add 30 to 50 jobs in Madison

Division emerges on tonnage tax in mining bill

Don’t call him mom, or an imbecile

Donald Driver likely to soar in post-Packers career

DOT proposes plans to use fewer private consultants

DOT warns Sturgeon Bay bridge will close

Double-decker I-94 getting serious look near Stadium Interchange

Downtown Racine fish farm changes hands, now includes river prawns

DWD makes it easier to post resumes on state site

Economy adds another 157,000 jobs; rate up to 7.9%

Education company to appeal $15M state contract award

Emerging water markets propel changes for Xylem in Pewaukee

Epic Systems central in lobbying for health records subsidy, story claims

Ex-director of Wisconsin Funeral Directors Association faces accusations

Exact Sciences posts wider loss, prepares to begin manufacturing

Experts optimistic year after drought

Experts see no big gain for economy, taxpayers in Scott Walker’s budget proposal

Farm Bureau: Use value helping to preserve farmland

FDA regulations stifle medical device industry

Feds have harsh words for Baraboo National Bank

Feds rule against American Transmission Co. in power line ownership spat

Fight against the mining bill heads to TV airwaves

Firm at root of Super Bowl power outage has Wisconsin ties

Firm scamming Wisconsin businesses, attorney general’s office says

FluGen studies show progress toward universal flu vaccine

Former Manson Insurance CEO sentenced in fraud scheme

Former Pabst brewery complex gets LEED platinum designation

Former reporter to lead Wisconsin Angel Network

Fort McCoy: Economic impact above $1 billion

Foster care agency owners unapologetic over allegations of massive overbilling

Four finalists from out of state named for UW-Madison chancellor job

Frac sand mining company won’t withdraw application

Free online classes coming to UW-Madison

Free Tuesday Trends sample: Economic development rising, sales tax changes mixed and UW System...

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Free Tuesday Trends sample: Exports rising, rent-to-own mixed and Fort McCoy falling

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Free Tuesday Trends sample: Housing rising, venture capital mixed and Highland Wind Farm falling

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Free Tuesday Trends sample: Passenger rail rising, WEDC mixed and BioLink falling

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Frozen wreckage – Eight-alarm fire ravages Burlington egg processing plant

Funding gives entrepreneurs in Whitewater a boost

Gas prices see early springtime surge thanks to oil speculators

GOP-backed mining bill clears Senate, Assembly committees

Gov. Walker announces $132 million to improve worker training

Gov. Walker’s budget to create 200 engineering positions

Gov.: State followed rules in school software choice

Governor proposes $3.75M for UW Carbone Cancer Center

Green Bay area nuclear power plant will proceed with closure

GreenWhey Energy secures financing on $28.5 million for energy facility

Hacker compromises Froedtert health care records

Healthpoint, DFB to pay Wis. nearly $900K

Hedge fund steps up Wausau Paper takeover attempt

HHS official: Health care law gives flexibility to states now and in the future

The regional director of the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services told a Madison audience that the federal health care reform law was...

High-tech junk mail; La Crosse company weds digital, analog

How automatic budget cuts could affect Wisconsin

HTI to shed part of Eau Claire operation

Hundreds speak up about mining

Janesville moving company restructures, grows in niche market

Japan’s increased beef demand good news for Wisconsin

Johnson Controls launching two Serbia plants to supply Fiat

Joy Global might avoid Caterpillar’s fate in China

Key committee advances workforce training bill

Key lakefront intersection to get facelift under Milwaukee plan

Key state lawmaker: Confluence Project in Eau Claire could become ‘white elephant’

Kohl’s donation to fund school field trips

Kraft Foods cited again for short-weight products

L&S Electric in Weston starts $2 million expansion

Losing ground: Small convention space continues to plague Milwaukee

Madison firm Novelos offering stock to fund drug research, development

Madison: BioLink Center effort may be over

Madison: Developer wants to build 384-home neighborhood on 38 acres of farmland

Madison: Far East Side UW hospital project to get under way in April

Madison: West Towne Mall announces new construction

Major paper firm vows to end rainforest cutting

Mallards owners get blowback over new Kenosha franchise

Medical Examining Board plans changes in response to State Journal investigation

Mellowes to turn Charter Manufacturing helm over to sons

Menasha Packaging expands with capital investment

Meyer’s Family Restaurant to pay back wages

MGE Energy’s earnings heat up in fourth quarter

MillerCoors extends baseball sponsorship with Brewers

Milton: Proposal would make rubble of plan for gravel pit

Milwaukee Asian Market plans expansion

Milwaukee County mulls lawsuit to clear public trust concern from Downtown Transit Center

Milwaukee outpaces Madison in patents per year, report shows

Milwaukee: Kimpton to build 158-room hotel in 3rd Ward

Mining bill set for votes today

Mitchell International plans $41 million upgrade to baggage claim area

MMAC President Sheehy alters plan for convening arena panel

Neurology services could boost St. Francis hospital

New coworking space bolsters Madison’s tech scene

New downtown will reinvent Oak Creek

New Glarus’ Deb Carey goes behind the scenes of State of the Union address

New owner’s plan to reopen Vulcan Quarry worries Oshkosh neighbors

New state law conceals records of abuse, neglect in nursing homes

New survey forecasts dire labor shortage in Washington County

NewPage plans 300 layoffs companywide

Number of wisconsin farm operations declined from 2011

Officials: Badger to begin sailing season May 6

Officials: Delta Center needs to be expanded soon

OSHA fines Mich. metal company for Wisconsin violations

Oshkosh: Council approves land purchase for aviation industrial park

Outlook improving for Wisconsin companies in 2013

Pacific Cycle plans expansion at Madison headquarters; some neighbors object

Packers increase ticket prices

Panel says skilled workers needed for economic expansion

Pay for placement — Gateway supports plan to tie technical college funding to jobs

Pewaukee company will move to Milwaukee’s Water Hub

Plan to sell state-owned power plants might be revived

Point Cinema seeks liquor license for proposed pizza lounge in Madison

Port of Milwaukee cargo count drops 30 percent

Portage County Business Council looks to extend reach with enhanced expo

Potawatomi doubles down its attack on Kenosha casino

Private-equity firm TPG to buy Assisted Living Concepts

Proposed Wisconsin mining law: Economic boost or environmental blight?

MILWAUKEE -- A leading supporter and a leading opponent of a proposed Gogebic Taconite iron ore mine in northern Wisconsin agree on one thing:...

PSC denies application for Highland Wind Farm project

Quadracci urges Congress to save the Postal Service

Realtors Association finds January home sales up 18.3 percent over last year

Realtors leader asks Scott Walker for funds to raze rundown homes

Receiver details ‘wrongdoing’ in funeral plan

Regional legislators introduce multi-vendor student information system bill

Regulators order improvements at Baraboo National Bank

Republicans near victory in campaign to lure giant iron mine to state

Republicans offer mining bill tweaks

Republicans propose 2 sales tax holidays

Republicans: Work-share bill not attack on private sector unions

Residential real estate continues to rebound but office market ‘relatively stagnant’

Pent-up demand, continued low-interest rates, and a slowly improving economy should keep the Wisconsin residential real estate market on its positive trajectory through 2013. That’s...

Returning manufacturing jobs is no easy task

Rexnord acquires South Carolina firm

Rexnord board may ponder sale of company

Rhinelander may be next Wisconsin city to lose paper mill

Robocalls top state complaints in ’12

Rock Co. leaders push for interstate expansion project

Sales soar for ZBB Energy but profit remains a goal

Sales tax hike of 160 percent?

Schreiber Foods project on schedule for 2014 completion

Sequester might close Wisconsin air traffic control towers

Serving up sickness; flu season revives paid leave debate

Single-brand car dealers struggle

Skyward CEO ‘in shock’ over decision on SIS vendor

Smith resigns DHS post, Rhoades appointed

Smoke tax: Political forces may align to raise taxes on cigarette alternatives

Some websites blocked after Google labels ad provider as malware

Southwest aims to strengthen hold on Milwaukee market

Southwest launches Milwaukee ad campaign

State bankers association says banks are healthy, waiting for loan demand to return

State consumer protection bureau announces top 2012 complaints

State cranberry crop was largest on record in 2012

State has lagged on job growth for 15 years

State investment board rejects WEDC request for $200M for startup firms

State reaches settlement with Toyota over unintended acceleration

State Senate backs mining bill

State’s private-sector job creation slowed, census data shows

Stevens Point gets another loan for mall area

Strong 2012 helps Wisconsin keep title as top cheese producer

Study finds increase in male nurses and nursing students

Study finds more residents moving out of Wisconsin

Super Bowl fuels local businesses

Superior refinery owner delves into details of shipping oil on Great Lakes

Survey shows business support for mining bill

Sweet Water Organics fails on jobs goal, will likely miss city loan payment

TDS makes largest acquisition in company history

Testing 1, 2, 3: SHINE makes progress at demonstration facility

The Bruce Co. to expand part of business, sell other operations

The insurance penalty — Employers weigh Obamacare fine instead of coverage

Three senators reveal competing mining amendments

Tomahawk urged to find ‘alternative tourism’ to solve snow shortage

Top Spectrum Brands execs could reap millions worth of stock

Tribal chairman rips state over mining legislation talks

Tribe opposing mine has its own water quality problems

Tribe threatens Walker jobs project

Two companies bringing 100 jobs to Milwaukee

Unhappy tenant at Southridge creates a stir

Upper Midwest ag land prices up in 2012

UW System names new financial official

UW System president praises Walker’s budget proposals

UWM professor: Wisconsin skills gap a ‘myth’

Walker announces $6.4 billion in transportation spending

Walker proposes millions to help rural health care

Walker says he’s not going to raise sales tax

Walker to back limited but not full expansion of BadgerCare

Walker turns down Medicaid expansion, aims to increase coverage through exchanges, private insurance

Walker unveils economic development proposal

Walker: Expand school vouchers to Madison, Beloit

Wausau Paper to close Minnesota mill

WEDC report: Wisconsin exports top $23 billion in 2012 as industrial machinery, ag goods...

WEDC’S Hall has ‘eyes wide open’ in mission to restore credibility, create jobs

Reed Hall only planned on the "interim title" during his time as Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. CEO. He had just retired to Madison and...

Wheaton looking for ways to cut expenses

Wind farm developers appeal regulators’ decision

Wind tower supplier wins contract, forecasts sales growth

WisBusiness: The Show – Whole Trees co-founder Amelia Baxter

Welcome to a new episode of "WisBusiness: The Show," a twice-a-month Web show covering state business news and issues. In this episode of the...

WisBusiness: The Show – Zach Brandon, president of the Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce

Welcome to a new episode of "WisBusiness: The Show," a twice-a-month Web show covering state business news and issues. In this episode of the...

Wisconsin attracting Illinois businesses

Wisconsin bankers warn against tightening home mortgage rules

Wisconsin Economic Scorecard: State closely divided on mining, income tax cut

The latest edition of the Wisconsin Economic Scorecard finds the state closely divided on mining and on Gov. Scott Walker's plan to focus the...

Wisconsin farmland values rose another 16 percent in 2012

Wisconsin Funeral Trust invested in risky hedge fund

Wisconsin Hospital Association says sequester will cost state hospitals $2 million a week

Wisconsin hospitals losing millions in Medicare money

Wisconsin nursing homes fail to report deaths, injuries

Wisconsin still a big producer of nation’s vegetables

Wisconsin to get $1.5M in robo-signing settlement

Wisconsin voters oppose Senate’s open-pit mining bill

Wisconsin’s weather makes snowmaking crucial to Tyrol Basin’s success

Mother Nature is fickle. Just ask Don McKay, who’s seen snowstorms followed by 60-degree days followed by below-zero temperatures followed by rain followed by more...

Work starts next month on $40M St. Norbert College science building

Wyndham Milwaukee Airport owner plans to tear down hotel, add retail space

Youth movement hits state trade associations

A youth movement is hitting Wisconsin trade associations as a new generation of leaders replaces directors who sometimes held their posts for decades. One new...

ZBB Energy Corp. seeks capital investors as losses mount

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