Business

• Op Ed

  Even Higher Wages Won’t Fill Open Jobs

  Oct 10th, 2019 by John Torinus

  Increase legal immigration as the reliable workforce dwindles.

• Eyes on Milwaukee

  Civic Accelerator Returning

  Oct 7th, 2019 by Jeramey Jannene

  Co:Lab pairs young professionals with business improvement districts to address problems.

• Convention Hosts Tell Milwaukee To Play The Long Game

  Oct 6th, 2019 by Corri Hess

  Cleveland and Philadelphia experienced long-term economic impacts following national conventions.

• Program Offers Formerly Incarcerated People a Career

  Oct 4th, 2019 by Edgar Mendez

  UMOS TechHire program provides training in technology fields and skilled trades.

• Local Baker Wins Small Business Competition

  Oct 1st, 2019 by Ana Martinez-Ortiz

  Alan Goodman has been baking with family recipes since he was a teen, and his bakery just won $10,000 as the winner of Rev-Up MKE.

• What Small Business Owners Know

  Sep 26th, 2019 by Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service

  Former winners of a small business competition share advice.

• Data Wonk

  The Use and Abuse of Jobs Data

  Sep 25th, 2019 by Bruce Thompson

  Walker administration used flimsy interpretations of jobs reports to put a positive spin on the state's economy.

• Business, Property Owners Discuss How To Benefit From DNC

  Sep 24th, 2019 by Corri Hess

  50,000 people expected to pour into Milwaukee during the DNC.

• Eyes on Milwaukee

  12 New Pop-Up MKE Shops Coming

  Sep 16th, 2019 by Jeramey Jannene

  Eager entrepreneurs will bring new business activity to three of city's commercial corridors.

• Foxconn Changes Plans In One Day

  Sep 13th, 2019 by Corri Hess

  Announces fancy nine-story dome it will build, then switches to one-story warehouse-like building.

• Murphy’s Law

  Foxconn Will Make Coffee Houses!

  Sep 12th, 2019 by Bruce Murphy

  Er, make that coffee hauses. Run by robots. And made to order in “Wisconn Valley.”

• Lagging Migration Hurts Business Startup Rate?

  Sep 9th, 2019 by Steven Deller, Tessa Conroy and Matthew Kures

  Research suggests a lower rate of in-migration to Wisconsin could retard entrepreneurship.