Business Development

As football players and fans from across the nation descend on Green Bay for the 2025 NFL Draft, another type of competition will be held ahead of the event.

Nelson-Jameson, based in Marshfield, employs more than 200 people throughout Wisconsin. The food processing distributor recently earned a “Great Place to Work” certification for a second consecutive year.

About half a dozen businesses in Superior are being forced to relocate all or parts of their operations to make way for the upcoming $1.8 billion replacement of the Blatnik Bridge.

More data centers are coming to Wisconsin — one in Kenosha and one in Wisconsin Rapids.

Microsoft Corp. has paused construction on portions of its multibillion-dollar data center campus in Mount Pleasant.

Wisconsin’s oldest operating theater building is moving forward with a $10 million renovation and expansion in downtown Oshkosh.

A spokesperson for Microsoft said its Mount Pleasant data center development will be one of the first in the globe to use the technology by 2026. 

Large Amazon and Uline warehouses along I-94 in Kenosha will be getting a new neighbor: a 1 million-square-foot data center.

The site is about 6 miles south of a $3.3 billion Microsoft data center campus under construction in Mount Pleasant.

Last week, a conference in northcentral Wisconsin brought together Indigenous entrepreneurs, tribal leaders and other industry professionals to discuss the state of economic development and housing in Wisconsin’s indigenous communities.