Montgomery: State has access to plenty of reliable power, PSC chief says
Laatsch: Farmers worried drought conditions near
WisBusiness: The Show - Tri-North's Holly Hawkins
WisBusiness: The Show - WIN Director Molly Lahr
Worgull: Madison-based Trek Travel offers cycling tours around the globe
WisBusiness: The Show - SWIB's Chris Prestigiacomo
WisBusiness: The Show - Mark Richardson from the Urban League of Greater Madison
Bush: After swamped sales in 2011, Madison paddling shop on track for record year
WisBusiness: The Show - Wisconsin Grocers Association president and CEO Brandon Scholz
Livingston: Improving numbers at Madison airport a sign of economic rebound
WisBusiness: The Show - Wis. Petroleum Marketers and Convenience Store Association President Matt Hauser
Welcome to a new episode of "WisBusiness: The Show," a twice-a-month Web show covering state business news and issues. In this edition, Tom Still looks at a new all-in-one online resource for state entrepreneurs, the WisBusiness.com Stock Report covers unemployment benefits and air quality ... <more>
WisBusiness: The Show - Charlie Hoslet, managing director of UW Office of Corporate Relations
Welcome to a new episode of "WisBusiness: The Show," a twice-a-month Web show covering state business news and issues. In this edition, Tom Still looks at the tug-of-war over job numbers in Wisconsin, the WisBusiness.com Stock Report looks at green jobs and maple syrup production and Liz Schru... <more>
WisBusiness: The Show - Wisconsin Angel Network director Zach Brandon
Welcome to a new episode of "WisBusiness: The Show," a twice-a-month Web show covering state business news and issues. In this mid-March edition, Tom Still takes on the prospects of mining in Wisconsin, the WisBusiness.com Stock Report looks at flying and hiring in the state and Liz Schrum talk... <more>
Piefer: Financial support, backing from leaders helped Janesville win $85 million factory
By Brian E. Clark For WisBusiness.com The $9 million aid package Janesville offered SHINE Medical Technologies last month was a big reason why the company chose Rock County for its factory. But not the only one, says Greg Piefer, the Milwaukee native who is SHINE�s founder and CEO. Pief... <more>
We The People/Wisconsin: Economy -- Profile of Bret Gundlach, small business owner, Madison
By Brian Clark For WisBusiness.com Bret Gundlach is a 44-year-old father of two who lives on Madison�s east side. He runs a small consulting company with five employees called TransformPOS, Inc. that has helped restaurants, clubs, bars and other hospitality busine... <more>
WisBusiness: The Show - FluGen co-founder/CEO Paul Radspinner
Welcome to a new episode of "WisBusiness: The Show," a twice-a-month Web show covering state business news and issues. In this early March edition, FluGen co-founder/CEO Paul Radspinner talks about the company's work to prevent and treat viruses. The WisBusiness Stock Report looks at rising ex... <more>
Trumble: Former tourism secretary opens Dells� fashion boutique
By Brian E. Clark For WisBusiness.com WISCONSIN DELLS -- Kelli Trumble, former head of the state Department of Tourism, isn�t one to sit still. Trumble, who earlier in her career ran the Wisconsin Dells Visitors Bureau and then founded the Sundara Spa, opened the Alpha Beta Karma women�s apparel... <more>
WisBusiness: The Show - Wisconsin Ag Secretary Ben Brancel
Welcome to a new episode of "WisBusiness: The Show," a twice-a-month Web show covering state business news and issues. On this episode, Tom Still talks about the reported death of early-stage capital legislation, and state Agriculture Secretary Ben Brancel discusses the state of Wisconsin's far... <more>
Yount: Retired Brewers star holds on to Wisconsin ties
By Jim Cryns For WisBusiness.com Robin Yount's sweet swing helped make his baseball career a successful one, but in his retirement he's moved on to a more sour pursuit -- lemonade. Yount broke onto the Major League Baseball stage almost 40 years ago as a 19-year-old rookie shortstop for the Milw... <more>
WisBusiness event: Milwaukee's Economy - Next Steps for Growth
While not discounting the value of luring new companies to Wisconsin with public incentives, a team of business professionals says metro Milwaukee needs to invest in existing businesses, as well as fixing crumbling roads and poor academic outcomes in order to improve the employment picture. "It's ... <more>


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