Kenosha School of Technology Enhanced Curriculum purchased a former Pick ‘n Save building at 1901 63rd St. in Kenosha for $5 million, according to state records.

Generac reports weaker residential sales but growing data center demand, with plans to boost U.S. production and pursue ...

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The Milwaukee Bucks announced today that Jericho, New York-based Nathan’s Famous Inc. has been named the new hot dog provider ...

The stock price for Milwaukee-based fintech firm Fiserv dropped by 45% Wednesday, from $128.50 per share to $70.80 per share, ...

Richfield-based Dielectric Manufacturing, a fabricator of metal and plastic parts, has acquired Richmond, Illinois-based EMS ...

With demolition of the former Northridge Mall complete, the City of Milwaukee is looking for an "anchor user" to kick off ...

Interview with Jason Luther, Managing Partner & President Founded in 2012 as a one-person advisory, Luther Group has grown ...

Richlonn’s Tire & Service Centers has been acquired by Grand Rapids, Michigan-based GreatWater 360 Auto Care. Included in the ...

Interview with Andy Gallion, chief development officer & co-founder Since being named a Future 50 company, InCheck has ...

Sussex-based marketing experience company Quad reported net sales of $588 million for its fiscal year third quarter, down 13% ...

Racine-based global thermal management system manufacturer Modine on Tuesday reported net sales of $738.9 million for the second quarter of its fiscal ...