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  • Wisconsin News
    • Lee closes on sale of Rhinelander, Shawano papers
    • Tools and automotive businesses drive Actuant earnings
    • 'City entrepreneurship' program to launch
    • 1,332 take Delphi buyout in New York
    • 440th out of Milwaukee by fall 2007
    • A.O. Smith raises dividend
    • A.O. Smith reports higher profits
    • Actuant buys Illinois manufacturer
    • Actuant plans European restructuring; shares plunge
    • Adelman buys Pegasus Travel
    • Admirals G.M. Wittliff to retire
    • Ag exports up 20 percent in first quarter
    • Air Cargo Carriers buys Maine firm
    • Air Wisconsin August passenger traffic down 20 percent
    • Air Wisconsin hires Skyway chief Rankin as CEO
    • Air Wisconsin July passenger traffic declines
    • Air Wisconsin names service executive
    • Air Wisconsin passenger traffic falls 25 percent
    • Airfare prediction service adds Milwaukee
    • Airlines post rise in revenue
    • AirTran to add Milwaukee/Tampa flight
    • Albany to close seaming operations in Menasha
    • Allen-Edmonds sold to Minneapolis private equity firm
    • Alliance Laundry completes European acquisition
    • Alliance Laundry reports 2Q loss
    • Alliant adds Ford executive to board
    • Alliant Energy reports 2Q profit
    • Alliant Energy to complete sale of water utilities
    • Alliant Energy to exit New Zealand
    • AMC theaters will offer value menu
    • Amcore profit down on compliance, branch-building costs
    • American City to buy Sporting News magazine
    • American Family finalizes succession plan
    • Analyst sees A-B InBev buying Modelo
    • Analytical Surveys sells Waukesha office
    • Anchor BanCorp profits decline
    • Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield names new president
    • Anthem Blue plans to launch health care database
    • Anthem to expand high-deductible options
    • Appleton construction firm sold to management team
    • Appleton healthy eating school to close
    • Appleton hires replacement for fired CFO
    • Appleton Papers fires CFO
    • Appleton posts wider loss; wins favorable trade ruling
    • Appleton sales growth leads to profit
    • Appleton VC fund invests in Green Bay firm
    • Ariens receives tax credits for plant upgrade
    • ASQ: Quality rises in automobile, PC industries
    • Associated adds MasterCard executive to Milwaukee office
    • Associated Banc-Corp earnings up 13 percent
    • Associated buys back 2 million shares
    • Associated hires commercial banking executive
    • AT&T develops service tier for basic Internet users
    • AT&T Foundation provides $1.5 million grant to LULAC
    • ATC powers up central Wisconsin electric line
    • Audit to question future of Southridge owner Mills Corp.
    • August unemployment drops to 4.2 percent
    • Aurora hospital will proceed in Summit pending zoning deal
    • Aurora hospital will proceed in Summit zoning deal
    • Aurora leadership changes continue
    • Aurora St. Luke's snags U.S. News ranking
    • Auto loan program to help low income families
    • Badger Meter boosts dividend
    • Badger Meter income hurt by copper costs
    • Badger Mining tops association's best companies list
    • Badger State Ethanol seeks end to SEC filings
    • BadgerCare taking applicants from waiting list
    • Baird analyst begins education sector coverage
    • Baird exec Lawton named Wauwatosa Savings chairman
    • Baird Venture Partners invests in online job service
    • Baird: M&A deals still on the rise
    • Bank Mutual profits down 24 percent
    • Bank Mutual raises dividend
    • Banta rejects bid; agrees to explore options
    • Banta responds to 'highly conditional' offer; shares up 35 percent
    • Banta shares soar on bid for company
    • Banta shuns Cenveo offer
    • Banta to close five plants, eliminate 500 jobs
    • Barrett appoints head of new environmental office
    • Barter company acquires option to buy NYC firm
    • Barter firm to buy Illinois trade exchange
    • BASF deal leads to large JohnsonDiversey profit
    • BASF to close Johnson Polymer plant, relocate to Michigan
    • BASF to relocate Johnson Polymer to Michigan
    • Baylake profits decline
    • Bel Canto ends season in the black, names managing director
    • Bemis to expand, add 500 jobs
    • Benefits rise from manufacturing partnership
    • Big Ten conference to form network with Fox, DirecTV
    • Biosciences firm raises $5.9M; will move to Madison
    • Birds Eye plant in Fond du Lac County to be sold or closed
    • Boerke joins Cushman & Wakefield network
    • Bon-Ton 4Q profit down, but tops analysts' outlook
    • Bon-Ton reports same-store sales growth
    • Bon-Ton swings to 4Q profit
    • Bon-Ton to close Chicago Carson Pirie Scott store
    • Bowling Congress decides to move to Texas
    • Bradley Center reaches lease agreement with Bucks
    • Bradley Foundation awards $2.1M in grants
    • Bradley Foundation grants $67,000 to UW Study of Liberal Democracy
    • Brady acquires Australian identification products firm
    • Brady buys Massachusetts badge products firm
    • Brady completes Korean acquisition
    • Brady could raise $165M in stock offer
    • Brady raises $137M in stock offer
    • Brady raises dividend
    • Brady's annual sales top $1 billion
    • Brass Ring, former Raabe exec buy Chilton firm
    • Brett Favre signs Rayovac battery ad deal
    • Brewers attendance up 5.4 percent
    • Brewers tap Nielsen rating service for brand
    • Brewers ticket sales approach two million
    • Brewers to face Cubs in opening homestand in '07
    • Brewers win at gate, if not on field
    • Breyers introduces organic ice cream
    • Bridgeman earns MACC Fund award
    • Briggs & Stratton donates generators for Haiti
    • Briggs & Stratton sales fall below expectations
    • Briggs posts 4Q profit drop; expects 1Q loss
    • Briggs to relocate yard equipment headquarters
    • Brookfield Square to add Claim Jumper restaurant
    • Brunswick division recalls 22,400 chairs and stools
    • Brunswick sees 2Q earnings in line with outlook; reduces full-year forecast
    • Brunswick, Mercury Marine post losses
    • Bucks unveil new uniforms, Bradley Center floor
    • Bucyrus awarded dragline contract
    • Bucyrus sales, earnings climb
    • Bud Selig's pay climbs 4 percent to $15M
    • Buechel Stone to receive $1M loan for expansion
    • Bustos testing low-power Spanish-language TV station
    • BuyCostumes.com to be purchased by Liberty Media
    • BuySeasons to be purchased by Liberty Media
    • BVK hired to market Dominican Republic region
    • Cabela's sets Sept. 22 opening for Richfield store
    • Cable firms top phone service customer satisfaction poll
    • Canadian cheese maker to build in Wisconsin
    • Canadian firm buys Madison biotech company
    • CapTel to open call center in downtown Milwaukee
    • Carnauba airplane wreckage found
    • Case earns $15.5 million Army contract
    • Case IH receives $55 million order
    • Case IH receives $55M order
    • Catholic Knights elects new president
    • CB Richard Ellis acquires Polacheck for $20 million
    • CCMP Capital to buy Generac Power Systems
    • CDW to buy Berbee for $175 million
    • Centene's 2Q profit drops 67 percent
    • Cenveo reiterates bid for Banta; warns of 'alternative' action
    • Cenveo ups Banta bid to $50 per share
    • Cenveo ups offer for Banta
    • CEO says Great Wolf not for sale
    • Channel 12 news director to leave station
    • Channel 4's Paul Joseph to retire
    • Channels 58, 41 to keep analog broadcasts
    • Charges, lower occupancy reduce Extendicare 2Q profits
    • Chase boosts small business, low-income lending
    • Chase sells downtown Milwaukee tower
    • Chase to cut 170 local jobs
    • Chase trashes data on 2.6 million credit customers
    • Chief of Manpower in France leaves firm
    • CIB Marine consolidates Indianapolis office with Marine Bank
    • CIB Marine narrows loss, continues recovery
    • Citizens to buy Republic Bancorp in $1B deal
    • City courts other firms for wi-fi network
    • City of Milwaukee to hire work force consultant
    • City panel OKs $57M West Bend Mutual project
    • Clear Channel debuts Milwaukee digital stations
    • Clear Channel Outdoor wins contracts with Milwaukee County Transit System
    • Clear Channel to buy back $1B in stock
    • Clear Channel's 2Q revenue up, profit down
    • CNH Global reports higher earnings
    • Columbia Savings to begin $1.5M expansion
    • Columbia St. Mary's donates money to public health causes
    • Columbia St. Mary's merges hospital fund-raising boards
    • Columbia St. Mary?s donates medical equipment
    • Columbia St. Mary?s names physicians chief
    • Community Newspapers revamps publications, cuts staff
    • Computech Resources acquired by Michigan firm
    • Construction on east side hospital to begin Wednesday
    • Contractor donates to Hispanic scholarships, sponsors Mexican Fiesta
    • Cooper Power buys Cannon Technologies
    • Corporations commit $30 million to minority law firms
    • Court rules in favor of airport hub tax break
    • Court upholds Indian gaming in Wisconsin
    • Craft beer sales up 10.3%, despite overall beer decline
    • Criticare lands multi-year deal
    • Criticare reports first annual profit in 11 years
    • Criticare urges shareholders to reject proposal for new board
    • Culver's breaks ground on Louisville location
    • CUNA Mutual to sell call center
    • Damaged gear to temporarily idle Lake Express
    • Deal would save Milwaukee Forge plant
    • Delphi loses $1.86B in June
    • Delphi mulls sale of auto interiors units
    • Delphi union contract hearing postponed
    • Delphi: 12,400 employees agree to retire
    • Discovery World, Milwaukee Public Museum create joint task force
    • Discovery World, Milwaukee Public Museum create joint task force
    • DNR OKs expansion of Superior firm; buys Bayfield timberland
    • Doyle announces neighborhood housing initiative
    • Doyle announces neighborhood housing intiative
    • Doyle creates board to analyze health care costs
    • Doyle creates incentives for stem cell market
    • Doyle names health care task force
    • Doyle proposes $2.5 million for biomedical research
    • Doyle proposes tax deduction for health care premiums
    • Doyle signs health care transparency bill
    • Doyle unveils 'bioindustry' proposal
    • Doyle, Barrett push mayoral control of MPS
    • DRS may receive $2M in research funds
    • DRS Technologies receives $21M in contracts for Navy
    • DRS Technologies receives $26M in defense contracts
    • East side nursing home to close, laying off 79
    • El Rey seeks loan for new grocery store
    • Electronic health data board named
    • Entercom to buy 16 more stations
    • ETC reduces second quarter loss
    • Extendicare nursing home rapped by Consumer Reports
    • Extendicare prepares Assisted Living spinoff details
    • Extendicare sets voting date for Assisted Living spinoff
    • Extendicare to close Milwaukee nursing home
    • FDA clears GE Healthcare product combo
    • Federated agrees on sale of Lord & Taylor
    • Feds clear SABMiller purchase of Sparks, Steel Reserve
    • Feds near OK for Northwest's Compass Air
    • Feingold hopes to fund state health care reform efforts
    • Firm recalls 94,000 Snapper replacement blades
    • Firm recalls sweatshirts sold at Kohl's
    • Firm says contract change could further delay city wi-fi network
    • Fiserv buys property and casualty software firm
    • Fiserv buys St. Louis firm, promotes executive
    • Fiserv earnings exceed firm's expectations
    • Fiserv's Yabuki to preside over NASDAQ opening bell
    • Fiskars recalls Gerber machetes
    • Flooding forces temporary shutdown of Johnson Outdoors plant
    • Fond du Lac group hires Hicks-Sorensen as president
    • Forbes says Packers 13th-most valuable NFL club
    • Forbes: Wisconsin ranks low on state business list
    • Former F. Dohmen Co. distribution center to close
    • Former Great Wolf executives join emerging competitor
    • Former Milwaukee YMCA chief Lund lands presidential appointment
    • Former Northwest Airlines HQ listed for sale
    • Fort HealthCare buys Orthopaedic Associates
    • Fortune: three local firms among world's 500 largest
    • Foundation awards $300,000 grant to Milwaukee Public Museum
    • Froedtert adds three members to board
    • Froedtert CEO to lead American Hospital Association
    • Froedtert, UnitedHealth come to terms
    • Froedtert, UnitedHealth resume talks
    • Fuel costs drag AirTran to $107M loss
    • GAC MidAmerica to be bought by GenTek
    • Gap executive named to lead Lands' End marketing
    • Gas prices dip, but may rise this week
    • GE Healthcare arm buys nursing homes for $1.4B
    • GE Healthcare enters 15-year stem cell system deal
    • GE Healthcare enters 15-year stem cell systems deal
    • GE Healthcare opens $165M N.Y. plant
    • GE Healthcare to buy Swedish firm
    • GE Healthcare wins part of $44M defense contract
    • GE to sell Advanced Materials unit to Apollo
    • Gehl 2Q meets analysts' outlook; shares rise
    • Gehl 2Q meets analysts' outlook; shares soar
    • Gehl adds Winnebago Industries chief to board
    • Generac Power Systems to be sold
    • Generac recalls 700 engines to replace fuel tanks
    • GM/Delphi: 47,6000 employees accept buyouts
    • GM: 35,000 employees accept buyouts
    • Graco to close Lubriquip plant in Madison
    • Grants to help six Wisconsin public radio stations go digital
    • Great America owner Six Flags may sell six parks
    • Great Wolf chairman Neviaser resigns
    • Great Wolf chairman, shareholder support sale of company
    • Great Wolf hires ad agency Doner
    • Great Wolf narrows 2Q loss
    • Grede plant closed temporarily after derailment
    • Groundbreaking held for $240 million Potawatomi Bingo Casino addition
    • Hal Leonard aims for 'Rock Band' gamers
    • Hal Leonard honors late founders
    • Hal Leonard licensing the "Dummies" name
    • Hal Leonard to buy majority of European music publisher
    • Hallmark inks deal with Sonic Foundry
    • Harley adds new engine, four models to 2007 lineup
    • Harley earnings meet analysts' estimate
    • Harley-Davidson hires Levy Restaurants for museum food service
    • Harley-Davidson to buy Australian wheel and hub supplier
    • Harley-Davidson to develop three-wheel vehicle
    • Harley-Davidson to get new ticker: HOG
    • Hartland firm to receive aid for expansion
    • HB buys bicycle spoke and wheel maker
    • Health clinic receives $3.5 million in tax credits
    • Herman named publisher of Nashville Business Journal
    • HK Systems buys North Carolina firm
    • Home property values up 10 percent
    • Hospira to buy Mayne Pharma for $2 billion
    • Hovde-led group to acquire 95% of Anchor BanCorp
    • Huber Brewing to become Minhas Craft Brewery
    • Humana earnings beat analysts' outlook
    • Humana earnings beat analysts' outlook by 18 cents
    • Humana wins city of Milwaukee insurance contract
    • IDEX sells Lubriquip unit to Graco
    • Indiana regulators slap fine on Extendicare nursing home
    • Indicators show continued improvement in area's economy
    • Industrial employment grows in Wisconsin
    • Insider trading charges dismissed against Nasgovitz
    • Insurer UnitedHealthcare threatens to drop Froedtert system
    • Interim executives at Merge to receive bonuses
    • Intermagnetics shareholders approve sale to Philips
    • International Monetary finalizes Chicago-area deal
    • International Paper to sell Brazilian plant to Stora Enso
    • Investor group completes Outlook Group purchase
    • Invitrogen buying Sentigen
    • IRB funding to support Waukesha business expansions
    • J.L. French to emerge from bankruptcy June 30
    • Jade International opens central Ohio office
    • James Cape workers to receive $950,000 in back pay
    • Jason Inc. buys Michigan Seat Co.
    • Jefferson Wells buys Phoenix tax firm
    • Johnson Controls battery venture secures 2-year contract
    • Johnson Controls buys Florida HVAC firm
    • Johnson Controls buys Louisiana firm
    • Johnson Controls forms management committee, names president
    • Johnson Controls hires local law firm
    • Johnson Controls makes European appointments
    • Johnson Controls shares down as automotive sales wane
    • Johnson Controls starts restructuring plan
    • Johnson Controls to close 16 plants under plan
    • Johnson Controls to cut 180 jobs in Atlanta
    • Johnson Controls wins $250M Nortel contract
    • Johnson Controls-Saft venture lands deal with automaker
    • Johnson family embarks on expedition to Indonesia
    • Johnson Outdoors buys paddle maker Lendal
    • Johnson Outdoors profit dips
    • Johnson Outdoors receives $2M military tent order
    • Johnson Outdoors workers to receive aid
    • Johnson Outdoors' unit recalls 48,500 diving regulators
    • Johnson Outdoors' unit recalls 48,500 diving regulators for service
    • Journal Broadcast Group closes sale of Omaha radio station
    • Journal Broadcast Group to sell Omaha radio station
    • Journal reports revenue growth; newspaper ad sales decline
    • Journal Sentinel buys parenting Web site
    • Journal Sentinel lands USA Today print contract
    • Journal Sentinel names CFO
    • Journal Sentinel promotes printing operations executive
    • Journal signs retention pact with Norlight president
    • Journal to close Hartland printing plant
    • Joy Global completes deal for Oldenburg's Stamler unit
    • Joy Global profits sharply rise
    • Joy Global profits, shares sharply rise
    • Joy Global raises stock buybacks to $1 billion
    • Judge approves Northwest refinancing plan
    • Judge approves settlement in Shorewest versus Journal Sentinel case
    • Judge blocks flight attendants strike at Northwest
    • Judge dismisses UnitedHealth racketeering lawsuit
    • Judge: Northwest flight attendants can strike
    • Judge: Striking Northwest mechanics eligible for unemployment benefits
    • Justice Department takes Northwest's side in labor dispute
    • Kansas City out of running for new Harley-Davidson plant
    • Karl's lands Winter Olympics tent contract
    • Karmazin wins FCC approval to move station into Madison
    • Katz Properties acquires three apartment complexes from Zilber Ltd.
    • Kauffman entrepreneurship effort seeks UW-Madison
    • Kenosha engine plant could get $500 million investment
    • Kettle Foods' Beloit plant to use solar power
    • Key Schneider executive resigns
    • KeyBridge replaces contractor on waterfront condo project
    • Kimberly-Clark extends closing date for Neenah mill
    • Kohl's adds Vera Wang to brand lineup
    • Kohl's August same-store sales up 5.2 percent
    • Kohl's enters interactive online gaming
    • Kohl's July same-store sales up 6 percent
    • Kohl's June same-store sales up 6 percent
    • Kohl's June same-store sales up 7 percent
    • Kohl's sales jump in September; firm lifts outlook
    • Kohl's sales, profits top company targets
    • Kohl's to open refurbished Texas call center
    • Kohl's unveils new store design
    • Kohler Co.'s Baker unit to relocate
    • Kohler enters WNBA marketing pact
    • Koss 1Q sales to Europe surge
    • Kraft Foods: Deromedi out as CEO; Frito-Lay chief Rosenfeld in
    • Kraft posts profit growth, lifts outlook
    • Kraft promotes Oscar Mayer chief
    • La Causa director to become CFO
    • La Crosse brewer may buy Latrobe Brewing Co.
    • La Crosse contractor secures $11.7M defense deal
    • Ladish nearly doubles 2Q profits
    • Ladish signs labor contract with boilermakers
    • Lands' End founder Comer dies
    • Lawsuits seek to stop Philips purchase of Intermagnetics
    • Lawsuits seek to stop Philips purchase of Intermagnetics
    • Lay's vacation ranch has Pabst Brewing ties
    • Layton State Bank buys Milwaukee diner
    • Lee to sell Northwest operations; puts Rhinelander Daily News up for sale
    • Leinenkugel's widens distribution of wheat beer
    • Liberty Media completes purchase of BuySeasons
    • Lightning disables Wausau power plant generator
    • Lime plant settles air pollution charges
    • Linton to receive Seize the Day award at entrepreneur conference
    • Local director to lead U.S. Bank's community efforts
    • Long succeeding Adami among Miller management moves
    • Long succeeding Adami as Miller CEO
    • Long to succeed Adami at Miller; brewer makes management changes
    • Lubar shares ideas on ?fixing? Milwaukee
    • Luxury townhouses proposed for Kilbourn Avenue
    • M&I 2Q net income up 10.9 percent
    • M&I Foundation grants to prevent foreclosures
    • M&I hires community development president
    • M&I to close Appleton office in November
    • Madison Alzheimer's drug developer receives federal grants
    • Madison firm lands contract for space travel efforts
    • Madison firms receive loans for business growth
    • Madison utility enters wind power pact
    • Magazine gives Midwest Airlines the gold
    • Mahoney, Stratton named UPAF co-chairs
    • Mandel closes on St. Francis land for retail center
    • Manitowoc Co. 2Q profit jumps
    • Manitowoc Co. ends acquisition talks with Enodis
    • Manitowoc Co. lifts earnings guidance
    • Manitowoc Co. raises offer for U.K.'s Enodis
    • Manitowoc Co. to renovate Pennsylvania campus
    • Manitowoc launches joint venture in China
    • Manpower profits up 29 percent
    • Manpower: Employers steady in 4Q hiring
    • Marcus adds Ultrascreen to Ohio cinema
    • Marcus agrees to manage Brynwood Country Club
    • Marcus Corp. 4Q revenue, income rises
    • Marcus Corp. reports revenue growth
    • Marcus Corp. sells Grand Geneva condos
    • Marcus Corp. sells Grand Geneva condos
    • Marcus to roll out new theater concept in Brookfield
    • Marine Bank adds Baker to board
    • Marinette Marine launches ship for Navy
    • Marinette Marine wins $617 million Coast Guard contract
    • Marquette basketball switching to WAUK-AM
    • Marten Transport named to NASDAQ Global Select Market
    • Marten Transport profits up 11 percent
    • Mason Wells buying Oilgear Co.
    • MATC expands LPN program's capacity
    • Maximus lands $25M in W-2 contracts
    • Maximus lands $35M in W-2 contracts
    • Mayor Barrett opposes sick leave law
    • Medical College dean to retire
    • Medical College foundation names interim president
    • Medical College receives $1M endowment
    • Medical College, UWM to collaborate on public health program
    • Medicare administrator to lay off 34
    • Mequon panel approves new Concordia residence hall
    • Merchants' 2Q profit down 16.6 percent
    • Merge co-chief Pedlar resigns
    • Merge executive: Company striving to comply with NASDAQ, restate figures
    • Merge files reports one day late
    • Merge names CEO; files 2Q report
    • Merge shares plummet after executives resign amid investigation
    • Merge stock rises on financial report filing
    • Mesaba Airlines, parent file claims of $281M against Northwest
    • Metavante hires Fiserv exec for new division
    • Metavante inks deal with Memphis bank
    • Metavante to buy California software firm
    • MGIC eliminates dividend
    • MGIC reports lower revenue, income
    • Michael Best partner Lawson taking practice in China
    • Michael Best partner Lawson taking practice to China
    • Michigan firm buys local CoolBrands plant
    • Michigan firm merges with Raabe Co.
    • Michigan firm to merge with Raabe Co.
    • Mickey's sponsors Ultimate Fighting Championship
    • Mid America's net income up 2.5 percent for quarter
    • Middleton Doll cuts loss
    • Midwest adds confirmed standby option
    • Midwest Air reports first quarterly profit in years
    • Midwest Airlines August traffic up 19 percent
    • Midwest Airlines July traffic up 19 percent
    • Midwest Airlines June traffic rises 25.6 percent
    • Midwest Airlines tops in business traveler poll
    • Midwest Connect adds jets to fleet
    • Midwest Connect upgrading four routes
    • Midwest lands U.S. Postal Service contract
    • Midwest revises baggage policy
    • Mile chairman to buy 20 percent of Blue Marlin
    • Miller acquires Sparks, Steel Reserve brands
    • Miller and Teamsters reach agreements
    • Miller Brewing gets new CEO
    • Miller Brewing names Green head of diversity
    • Miller Brewing responds to call for boycott
    • Miller Brewing to get new CEO
    • Miller Brewing workers approve strike option
    • Miller Electric, Hobart donate $1M for welder training
    • Miller owner finalizes McKenzie River deal
    • Miller sales down 2.4 percent; Lite sales flat
    • Miller sales flat in fiscal 2006; earnings down 7 percent
    • Miller splits with Wieden & Kennedy
    • Milwaukee area adds jobs in August
    • Milwaukee area loses jobs in July
    • Milwaukee area posts state's greatest job gains
    • Milwaukee Brewers boost promotions for Cubs series
    • Milwaukee Bucks unveil new logo
    • Milwaukee doctors take step toward hemophilia cure
    • Milwaukee DRS plant lands work under $186M contract
    • Milwaukee firm fined for improper asbestos work
    • Milwaukee health systems support hospital tax
    • Milwaukee housing sales expected to be flat
    • Milwaukee Mile taps Eppstein Uhen, Chicago firm for hotel, retail center
    • Milwaukee nursing home rates soar, report finds
    • Milwaukee signs wireless network contract
    • Milwaukee Symphony names Jensen as CFO
    • Milwaukee, Water Council awarded economic development grants
    • Milwaukee-area underwater mortgages rising
    • Miron lands $7.6M defense contract
    • Mitchell reports record June
    • Mixed-use development proposed for Bay View
    • Modine hires Michael Best for patent law
    • Modine lands $13 million deal for DEUTZ engines
    • Modine lands $13M deal for DEUTZ engines
    • Modine lands contract with Japanese firm
    • Modine profits down on higher costs; will close more plants
    • Modine secures $35M contract
    • Modine secures $45 million Volvo contract
    • Modine secures three-year $105M contract
    • Modine to close plants in South Carolina, Tennessee
    • Modine unit supplies heat pipe prototypes to NASA
    • Modine, Chevron enter second phase of fuel cell project
    • More Wisconsin banks lose money in 4Q
    • Mortara Instrument unveils heart monitor
    • Mortgage firm suspends mailings in Wisconsin
    • MPS school to rename library after MMAC/COSBE
    • MPS teachers ratify new contract
    • Musicnotes signs pact with Sony/ATV
    • NASDAQ gives Merge Aug. 29 deadline
    • NASDAQ to continue Merge listing
    • National auto dealership group enters Wisconsin
    • National direct marketer buys Proficient Data
    • National Presto profit more than doubles
    • Navy orders second LCS from Lockheed, Marinette Marine team
    • Neenah firm buying newspapers in Rhinelander, Shawano
    • Neenah firm plans Menomonee Falls assisted living center
    • Neenah firm plans Menomonee Falls assisted living center
    • Neenah Paper 2Q profit soars; firm enters Terrace Bay deal
    • Neenah Paper boosts renewable energy purchases
    • Neroli Salon and Spa to expand to Bayshore
    • Nestle plant being built in Indiana
    • New $163M resort in works for Wisconsin Dells
    • New downtown hotel planned
    • New festival will be called Verge
    • New Lisbon company to produce fuel tanks for space shuttles
    • New owner may expand Racine machine shop
    • New president named at St. Joseph Community Hospital
    • Newell to sell Little Tikes unit
    • NimbleGen licenses Affymetrix patents
    • NimbleGen names CFO
    • NML wins case against Web site
    • Nordco buys Illinois overhaul business
    • Norlight phone, online combo set for Madison, Green Bay
    • Northwest Airlines income up in July
    • Northwest attendants declare impasse in contract talks
    • Northwest buying 76 regional jets
    • Northwest CEO: Oil prices may force airline consolidation
    • Northwest flight attendants reject deal -- again
    • Northwest flight attendants to restart negotiations Tuesday
    • Northwest meets with striking mechanics
    • Northwest reaches contract deal with last union
    • Northwest recalls furloughed flight attendants
    • Northwest requests bankruptcy extension
    • Northwest sees 'modest' profit on 2006
    • Northwest shelves row-by-row boarding
    • Northwest tells judge it can negotiate with attendants
    • Northwest to codeshare with Air France
    • Northwest to renegotiate Pinnacle's service agreement
    • Northwest to resume talks with mechanics union
    • Northwest traffic declines
    • Northwest wins appeal; attendants must hold off strike
    • Northwest, flight attendants reach deal
    • Northwestern Mutual agents converge on Milwaukee
    • Northwestern Mutual arm names chief investment officer
    • Northwestern Mutual insurance in force approaches $1 trillion
    • Northwestern Mutual, Kohl's make BusinessWeek list
    • Norwest private equity arm buys Duni Corp.
    • Oconomowoc council meeting may lead to Aurora hospital deal
    • Oil pipeline expanded across Wisconsin
    • Oilgear CEO to receive lump sum payout
    • Oilgear CEO to receive lump sump payout
    • Oilgear reports gain on U.K. factory sale
    • OMC settles wage claims case
    • Option shares boost Brady stock offer proceeds
    • Oshkosh finalizes purchase of HealthTronics unit
    • Oshkosh finalizes purchase of HealthTronics unit
    • Oshkosh Truck completes deal for Iowa Mold Tooling
    • Oshkosh Truck profits beat estimates; firm raises outlook
    • Oshkosh Truck profits beat estimates; raises outlook
    • Oshkosh Truck to buy HealthTronics' specialty truck unit
    • Oshkosh Truck to buy Iowa truck maker for $131 million
    • Oshkosh Truck to buy Iowa truck maker for $131M
    • Oshkosh Truck to enter third robotic vehicle challenge
    • Oshkosh Truck to work on military's light-vehicle program
    • Outlook reports lower earnings
    • Outlook shareholders approve company sale
    • Owner closes Gil's Cafe
    • Owners reapply for proposed Bronzeville lounge
    • Pacific Cycle CEO to leave company
    • Pacific Cycle sales fall 10 percent
    • Packers 7th in prime-time viewership
    • Pacon to buy Mohawk paper division
    • Palmyra manufacturer begins expansion
    • Panel approves $2M loan to reopen Smart Papers mill
    • Passenger count rises at Midwest Air hub
    • Pfister bans smoking
    • Philips purchase of Intermagnetics clears U.S. review
    • PIC Wisconsin chief Montei resigns; sale complete
    • PIC Wisconsin shareholders approve insurer's sale
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    • Wells Fargo to buy Washington Mutual's Milwaukee loan service center
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    • WPS Resources closes gas-distribution deal
    • WPS Resources profit up 46 percent
    • WPS to buy Peoples Energy for $1.59B
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