Thursday, July 10, 2025

WisBusiness News

Exact Sciences remains committed to expanding in Madison despite layoffs

Exact Sciences says it remains committed to growing its presence in Madison after announcing layoffs. The Madison-based diagnostics company...
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Experts discuss ways to reduce volatility in energy markets, reach clean energy goals

Experts say more renewable energy production, greater reliance on nuclear power and adoption of electric vehicles could help reduce volatility in energy...

State ranked 14th for health of seniors

The health of Wisconsin seniors has been ranked 14th out of U.S. states in the latest America’s Health Rankings report from the...

Expert says addressing ‘long COVID’ should be ‘highest priority’

One of the state’s top COVID-19 experts says understanding, preventing and treating the condition known as “long COVID” should be “our highest...

State seeing increase in new union petitions

While union membership rates in Wisconsin continue to slip, labor advocates point to a surge in new union petitions this year as...

Pandemic spurs boom in bicycle business

For nearly as far back as he can remember, Jay Feely wanted to own his own bike shop. Which may have had...

April home sales down in Milwaukee area, but realtor group says ‘no big deal’

April home sales in the metro Milwaukee area fell 8.2 percent over the year, but the Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors says...

Business Council director touts supplier diversity programs

The head of The Business Council in Milwaukee says boosting supplier diversity is "necessary" for strengthening the region's business community.

Union accusing landfill owner of ‘unfair labor practices’

The union representing workers at the Seven Mile Creek Landfill in Eau Claire County is accusing the owner of unfair labor practices.

Researchers develop method for diagnosing prostate cancer

WARF is seeking commercial partners for a new imaging-based method for diagnosing prostate cancer.  Researchers at UW-Madison have developed...

Tourism spending outperforms national average compared to 2019

Tourism spending in Wisconsin has outperformed the national average for the past two years in comparison to 2019 numbers, state officials announced.

MMAC survey finds tempered optimism among business leaders

The latest MMAC business outlook survey finds company leaders “more tempered in their optimism” due to inflation and persistent labor shortages. 

Concerns raised about solar imports investigation

Renew Wisconsin is raising concerns about a federal investigation into “alleged unfair trade practices” targeting solar energy products imported from southeast Asia. 

WPF report highlights arts and entertainment resurgence

A new Wisconsin Policy Forum report shows employment in the state's arts and entertainment sector is recovering after dropping off early in...

WisBusiness: the Podcast with Marion Riehemann, CEO and co-founding partner of Second Freedom

This week’s episode of “WisBusiness: the Podcast” is with Marion Riehemann, the CEO and co-founding partner of Second Freedom, which provides executive...
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