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Frontier Airlines’ fate may be settled by end of March

‘Airplane!’ duo to unveil new Wisconsin tourism ad

‘Slow foods’ support grants unfunded in Walker budget

$30 scratch-off lottery ticket likely

3-D scanner startup wins UWM New Venture Business Plan Competition

8 Wis. air towers to close

88Nine RadioMilwaukee buys 5th Ward building for new studios

ABC Supply in Beloit buys Michigan wholesaler

Act 10 a bonanza for labor consultant

Acting U.S. labor secretary hears from low-pay Milwaukeeans on minimum wage

Actuant CEO tapers outlook

After 10 years, Janesville office supply company continues to expand

Ag head Vilsack: Federal cuts will chop dairy exports, farm loans

AirVenture not impacted by tower closure

All hail King Gouda: Wisconsin cheese maker earns top honor

Alto-Shaam completing $8.3M Menomonee Falls expansion

American Family income up in 2012 despite lots of catastrophe-linked claims

Analyst asks Journal: Why keep Journal Sentinel?

Angelic Bakehouse turns to Cudahy Iceport for headquarters project

Angelic cites costs in choosing Cudahy over Menomonee Falls for new bakery

Any of state’s 11 tribes can veto off-reservation casino, Walker says

As Milwaukee contracts for streetcar project, foe seeks to kill it

Assembly passes mining bill

Assembly schedules mining vote for Wednesday

Assembly set for last debate on mining bill

ATC seeks OK to rebuild transmission lines east from Watertown

Automatic spending cuts to sting Froedtert, Medical College of Wisconsin

Baby boomers are making their own new jobs

Bank takes over key redevelopment site for Milwaukee inner-harbor

BBB receives more business inquiries in 2012

Bill would give locals say in wind turbine siting

BizOpinion: Are you being money smart with your web site?

BizOpinion: Beginning of ‘sequester’ budget cuts drive home debate over federal R&D role

BizOpinion: Career exploration, college options for high school students

BizOpinion: Chancellor choice makes sense for UW-Madison — and Wisconsin economy

BizOpinion: Wisconsin would have plenty of company if it launches an early stage capital...

BizOpinion: With technologies that look inside cells, fight against cancer poised to advance

Blank outlines priorities for UW-Madison

Box maker to move 45 jobs to Pleasant Prairie from Illinois

Brewers unveil new Miller Park features

Brewery office in Milwaukee is version 2.0 of a building OK’d last year

Brillion Iron Works cutting 46 jobs

Broadwind wins $35 million order for Manitowoc plant

Canada questions Waukesha’s bid for Great Lakes water

CapX opponents to ask feds to halt power line

Casino payment to state could cease, Potawatomi warn

Caterpillar laying off up to 300 workers in South Milwaukee

Census Bureau reports growth in Wisconsin, Milwaukee County

CEO Hall says WEDC taking responsibility for loan issues

Charges tied to its Las Vegas hotel push Marcus Corp. to a loss

Charter Wire plans expansion in Menomonee Valley

Cheese contest at Lambeau sees record number of entries

City officials want Wyndham owner to change development plans

Commerce Secretary Blank tapped as next UW-Madison chancellor

Commission approves $75M UWSP science center

Conflict region mineral rule could prove costly for manufacturers

Corrugated packaging manufacturer to move Illinois operations to Pleasant Prairie

Court reinstates pipeline trespassing claims

Craft brewers push for tax breaks

Dairy industry sounds alarm

Demand for fur in China helps Wisconsin mink farms

Dept. of Financial Institutions warns investors: Beware of “Profitable Sunrise” scheme

Development-snagging snake off protected list; DNR defends as sound science

Domtar sells assets of former Port Edwards paper mill to Ohio firm

Door County named one of 10 Best Small Towns in America

Downtown hotel developer aims to bring back ‘grandeur’ in Green Bay

DWD secretary not anticipating federal cuts

DWD: Adjusted numbers show more December jobs; jobless rate increases in January

Eight Wisconsin companies receive Manufacturer of the Year Awards

Enbridge seeks to pipe more Canada oil to Superior

Epic diss: Verona health records company left out of new industry collaboration

Epic Systems CEO among world’s 1,000 billionaires

Exact Sciences eyes sale of another $200 million in stock

Farmers expected to plant most corn since 1936

Farmland prices booming across region

Forbes story salutes Milwaukee as ‘Capital of Water’

Former American TV head Len Mattioli looks to make retail comeback with electric bike...

Free Tuesday Trends sample: Manufacturing rising, frac sand oversight mixed and hospitals falling

Free Tuesday Trends sample: Mining rising, Summerfest mixed and agriculture falling

Free Tuesday Trends sample: Water tech rising, wind energy mixed and UW research falling

Frontier Airlines reverts back to seasonal trips to Orlando from Madison

Funeral trust to sell insurer at nearly $2 million loss

Gateway seeks $49 million for expansion

Gogebic to test drill at proposed mine site

Golden Guernsey could be sold, reopened

Green Bay: Downtown housing survey finds residential interest

Growing frac sand industry faces DNR violations, warnings

Growing push to halt workplace bullying

GTAC to file for exploratory permit

Guaranty Bank moves HQ from Brown Deer to Glendale

Half of companies in Northeast Wisconsin survey plan to offer raises

Help wanted in Wisconsin: Workers with ‘middle skills’

Hendricks makes offer to buy out investors at ABC Supply

Higher stakes mean innovation more important than ever at Oscar Mayer

Humana to hire 75 in Brown County

Ice delays shipping season, could drive up consumer costs

Investment experts optimistic about economy, though hiccups could remain

InvivoSciences to collaborate with Florida institute

Is high school too late to get youth excited about manufacturing?

Janesville: City economic development official resigns

Job creation surges as rate falls to 7.7%

Johnson Controls considering selling automotive electronics business

Johnson Controls extends Brewers partnership

Joy Global CEO to retire

Kellner will be next Summerfest board chairman

Kewaunee closing to cost $85.5 million in annual income

Kimpton has no reservations about Milwaukee

Klappa’s total compensation reaches $13.1 million

Kohl’s profits dip

Kwik Trip joins federal clean-fuel partnership

Lakefront Gateway will change Milwaukee

Lawmakers scrutinize Medicaid changes

Lawmakers to reintroduce bill allowing doctor apology without fear of malpractice suit

Legislators consider increasing sales tax

Leinie’s Summer Shandy hits the big time

Liquidation sale to clear out Wyndham Milwaukee contents

Local businesses (finally) take plastic thanks to new tech

Low prices, high-end goods part of Roundy’s strategy for 2013

M&I Bank wins round in Ponzi lawsuit, but now faces $250 million liability

Madison firms not about to ban telecommuting

Madison’s Cellular Dynamics getting $16 million grant for stem cell biobank

Manpower survey: Strong job market expected for Wisconsin

Marinette Marine to build two more Navy ships worth $696 million

Marinette-built ship on maiden overseas deployment

McMasters to retire from CliftonLarsonAllen

Medicare to accept competitive bids for supplies, equipment

Menomonee Falls Frito-Lay workers to vote on union representation

Meriter selling properties to apartment developers

MGIC stock surges despite continued losses

MGIC to sell stock, notes to raise capital

Miller Lite to Millenials: It’s ‘Miller Time’

Milwaukee County jobs fair targets veterans

Milwaukee plans cleanup of riverside industrial site

Milwaukee solar industry heats up as returns on investments climb

Milwaukee Water Works plans series of rate increases

Milwaukee-area manufacturing posted strong growth in February

Minnesota and Wisconsin frac sand regulations vary widely

Mitchell airport drops concourse closing plan

MLB study: Miller Park adds $300M to local economy

Movement expected on final phase of Miles Kimball redevelopment project in Oshkosh

National Presto wins $64.5 million defense contract

Navy funds 2 more Marinette-built combat ships

Negligence lawsuit over train crash moves forward

New downtown Madison high-rise sparks affordability debate

New effort planned to lift ban on raw milk sales

New Obamacare tax could hit veterinarians

New Viterbo nursing degree a sign of changing health care

No sprinklers to halt Echo Lake Foods fire, report says

Northern Wisconsin mill towns brace for worst

Not expanding Medicaid could cost $36 million

Nuclear plant layoffs to start May 31

Off-grid energy spells profit for Wisconsin businesses

Ohio company bids $5.5M on bankrupt Golden Guernsey business

OSHA fines Mass. food company for Wis. violations

Pair of bills would provide tax break to shoppers

Percentage of ‘underwater’ Milwaukee-area houses rising

Pharmaceutical R&D facility planned in Mequon

Political ads boost Journal Communications earnings

Primorigen Biosciences gets grant for stem cell work

Raven Software head says business the ‘biggest game’ to master

Realtors asked for budget provision expanding foreign ownership of state land

Realtors report: Housing sales and prices increase again in February

Regional apprenticeship consortium to go statewide in Wisconsin

Regulatory order lifted for CIB Marine Bank

Report: Excessive drinking costs state $6.8 billion a year

Report: Health costs to rise 80 percent in Wis.

Revised numbers show Wisconsin is adding jobs but still at a slow pace

Risky business? Bill would let ATC invest outside Wisconsin

Road-building season could get busier in future years

Rural microlending program getting $100K from WEDC

S.S. Badger gets an extension

Sale, not closing, of Wausau paper mills welcomed by area officials

SC Johnson makes case for better renewable energy incentives

Schmidt chosen to be next UW-Eau Claire chancellor

Schwinn heritage inspires Waterford Precision Cycles

SDC plans possible Head Start layoffs – up to 154

Shareholder agrees to buy up to $10M in ZBB Energy stock

Skyward petition nets 4,000 names

Soglin nominates Katherine Cornwell to head powerful Planning Division

Solve skills gap to gain competitive edge, Briggs & Stratton CEO Todd Teske says

Sonic Foundry chief projects better revenue in next few years

Southeastern Container closing Beloit plant, shedding 47 jobs

Spring brings Great Lakes ships

State ag groups part of effort to stop another raw milk bill

State bill targets Milwaukee streetcar utility costs

State board OKs 4.5 percent tuition hike for tech colleges

State falters in job creation; GOP calls numbers deceiving

State may intervene to keep smaller airports open

State of Wisconsin funds energize Milwaukee-area startups

State taking notice of Edgerton school-manufacturer partnership

Stoughton-based Nelson Global Products buys Minnesota manufacturing company

Summerfest revenue up, assets down in 2012

Summit Credit Union to merge with Veterans Administration Credit Union

Supervalu picks new Pleasant Prairie site for headquarters

Sustainability Summit broadens its focus

Sustainability Summit serves up warning, hope

SWIB, WARF team up on $30 million venture capital fund

Timmerman control tower to close April 21

Timmerman, Mitchell, Waukesha County airports to feel bite of federal cuts

Tomahawk reels after Packaging Corp. of America accident

Trade mission to China aims to boost Wis. exports

Trempealeau County OKs 716-acre frac sand facility

Tribe sets up anti-mine online donation plan

Two Wausau Paper mills to be sold to private equity firm

U.S. Championship Cheese Contest returns to Lambeau Field

Unemployment rises in all 72 Wisconsin counties

Union asks MATC to stop training Caterpillar employees

UpFront: New Glarus brewery president confident on economy

Utilities, PSC defend need for high-voltage power line

UW chancellor candidates head to campus

UW’s Reilly says he hopes to ‘self-cap’ tuition

Valley Cartage to move headquarters from Hudson to Lake Elmo

Visit Milwaukee expects record year for tourism

Vollrath happy to return manufacturing to Sheboygan

Walgreens fined $29,000 for alleged price inaccuracies, sign issues in Wisconsin stores

Walker may be open to changes in criticized land ownership proposal

Walker open to other tax cuts

Walker proposes new $200 million DOT building in Madison

Walker says mining changes send message to employers; tribe plans for possible legal action

Walker signs bill to create job grants, database

Walker to sign mining bill today in Rhinelander, Milwaukee

Walker wants to ease rent-to-own rules

Walker, Barrett to announce initiative to boost Milwaukee entrepreneurs

Warehouse’s rebirth reflects Milwaukee’s rise in water technology

Watertown movie theater trying to raise funds to stay open

Waukesha Metal Products to add education program

Wausau Paper, Starboard reach deal on expanding board

Wausau power plant to get innovative emission-control system

Wausau: Highway 51 public hearing turns hostile

WEDC to provide grants for water tech startups

What will mining law bring first, jobs or a legal challenge?

Why can’t Madison attract major arena shows?

Why Madison isn’t getting many arena-sized music acts and how it might be changing

Why plans to build BioLink — a key bio-agriculture project — broke down

Wind farm developer’s appeal rejected by Wisconsin Public Service Commission

Wis. woman loses privacy lawsuit against Google

WisBusiness: The Show – Kelly Lietz, vice president of marketing for WEDC

WisBusiness: The Show – Rose Oswald Poels, President/CEO of the Wisconsin Bankers Association

WisBusiness: The Show – Steve Lyons, president of the Wisconsin Growth Capital Coalition

Wisconsin corporations among ‘Most Ethical Companies’

Wisconsin Energy expects to burn more coal, less gas in 2013

Wisconsin feed companies planning trade mission to Colombia

Wisconsin may be missing out on high-speed rail, but state businesses still stand to...

Wisconsin mining jobs are years away, Cullen says

Wisconsin officials ramp up efforts to add solar power to government buildings

Wisconsin Physicians Service reverses decision on kidney treatment coverage

Wisconsin’s chiropractic civil war

Wisconsin’s dairy herd stays steady; farms’ size increases

Wisconsinites to lead manufacturing advisory panel

With housing crisis behind it, MGIC seeing shares rise again

Workforce development training bill passes Assembly

Zucker unveils second state tourism ad, makes plans for third

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