Endres Manufacturing Company Foundation announced grants totaling $203,500 to 18 nonprofits that provide essential area services in the areas of education, arts, human services, environmental, and health.
Matt Anderson, president of Sound Devices LLC, Reedsburg, has seen how supply chain disruption and the shortage of computer and audio chips are impacting business, and it’s not a pretty picture.
Food waste is a significant problem that doesn’t always get a lot of attention. However, the environmental and economic implications of food waste shouldn’t be ignored.
Workers at companies with more than 100 employees and workers at health care facilities that treat Medicare and Medicaid patients will be required to be vaccinated or submit to weekly testing as of Jan. 4.
President Joe Biden’s administration announced a deal with the European Union on steel tariffs that could provide relief to Wisconsin manufacturers that use steel.
Elliot Eisenberg, the man who makes the “dismal science” of economics both entertaining and informative, recently gave IB his take on the 2022 economy, and he’s cautiously optimistic.
Labor shortages, delays at U.S. ports, and the rise in demand for the upcoming holiday season have created a perfect storm of logistical issues.
Professionals with college degrees and specialized training once felt relatively safe from automation. But recent research indicates that white-collar jobs are increasingly being taken over by machines — maybe not by robots directly, but certainly facing pressures from artificial intelligence (AI) and machine-learning solutions.
Hispanics may be the second largest ethnic group in Dane County, but the economic opportunities available to the local Latinx population remain hard to come by.
Guardian Fabrication LLC will be ceasing all operations at its Sun Prairie facility at 150 Business Park Drive effective Dec. 17, 2021.
When we think of innovation today, we think of the information technology industry, but American manufacturers still account for most of the innovation that takes place in the private sector.
After being sued by three shareholders, the president and CEO of New Glarus Brewing has filed a defamation suit against the shareholders’ law firm.
Developer SARA Investment Real Estate will break ground Friday on a new warehouse to be leased to Octopi Brewing.
Gov. Tony Evers, Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. (WEDC) Secretary and CEO Missy Hughes, and Generac leaders have announced that Generac will expand its presence in Wisconsin by investing an additional $53 million in its facilities across the state and creating more than 700 new jobs.
AtlantisValley Foods is breaking ground on a new 48,000 square-foot facility in Cottage Grove, according to a release from Iconica Inc., the designer and builder of the project.
Middleton-based Spectrum Brands Holdings Inc. has agreed to sell its hardware and home improvement division to Swedish-headquartered Assa Abloy for $4.3 billion in cash.
Wisconsin small businesses may not, by definition, be large, but their economic impact is
The long-term economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic will take years to ascertain fully. To overcome the economic challenges created by the pandemic and its fallout, it’s important to have a good initial understanding of the state of U.S. business creation and longevity prior to the current COVID-19 crisis.
Fitchburg-based Emmi Roth USA has purchased Athenos, a feta cheese company.
Curiosity got the best of Rich Schulenberg as a young child. For example, he once took his sister’s doll apart because it talked, and he had to know why.
