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Global Power to occupy, expand former Journal Sentinel facility in West Milwaukee with 1,000 employees

5 days ago | biztimes.com | Hunter Turpin

Milwaukee-based manufacturer Global Power Components is planning to occupy the more than 470,000-square-foot former Milwaukee Journal Sentinel printing plant building in West Milwaukee, expand it significantly and employ 1,000 people there. The company, which manufactures fuel tanks, enclosures and other equipment for the power generation industry, is considering those plans for the building, located at 4101 W. Burnham St., according to village documents shared Friday.
Recently resigned Kohl's board member raises concerns over governance

5 days ago | biztimes.com | Maredithe Meyer

When Kohl’s announced Thursday that Christine Day, the former CEO of Lululemon, had resigned from its board of directors earlier in the week, the company stated in an SEC filing that her decision “was not due to any disagreements” with the Menomonee Falls-based retailer or any matter relating to its operations, policies or practices.
Downtown Milwaukee hotel market unlikely to support larger hotel at Deer District site, industry analyst says

5 days ago | biztimes.com | Hunter Turpin

Some city of Milwaukee officials say they want a bigger hotel than what's been proposed at the former Bradley Center site in downtown's Deer District, but a hotel industry analyst says that's unlikely to come forward due to ongoing struggles in Milwaukee's hotel market. Middleton-based North Central Group Hospitality (NCG) wants to build a seven-story, 156-room Moxy Hotel, a stylish youth-oriented Marriott brand known for its social atmosphere. The hotel would sit at 430 W.
Nona to bring health-focused cafe, retail shop to Bayshore

5 days ago | biztimes.com | Maredithe Meyer

Fast-growing local health and wellness brand Nona plans to open a new cafe and retail store this fall at Bayshore in Glendale. Nona will sell smoothies, açaí bowls and coffee from its storefront at 5688 N. Centerpark Way, the former Teavana space, adjacent to Bayshore’s central town square and green space known as The Yard. The cafe’s retail section will feature a variety of nutritional supplements, holistic health products, specialty grocery items and household goods.
H Partners alleges Harley-Davidson board has made ‘secret, undisclosed’ commitments with some shareholders

5 days ago | biztimes.com | Ashley Smart

Ahead of Harley-Davidson’s annual meeting on May 14, New York-based H Partners Management is alleging that Harley’s board has made “undisclosed commitments” to a “handpicked set of shareholders.”In a statement, H Partners claims these commitments have been made to secure votes that will assure the re-election to the board of Jochen Zeitz, CEO of Harley-Davidson, along with board members Tom Linebarger and Sara Levinson.
East Side Sendik’s store reopens

6 days ago | biztimes.com | Andrew Weiland

John and Anne Nehring, the owners of Nehring’s Sendik’s on Downer, located in a 116-year-old building at 2643 N. Downer Ave., on Milwaukee’s East Side, announced Wednesday that the store has reopened after it was closed early this week by the city’s Health Department due to escalating pest activity observed during recent inspections.
Wisconsin suing Trump administration for blocking federal EV infrastructure funding

6 days ago | biztimes.com | Ashley Smart

Wisconsin is joining a new lawsuit filed against the Trump administration aimed at securing the release of $62 million in funding which was earmarked for dozens of electric vehicle infrastructure projects. Last March, the state legislature approved a bill allowing the Wisconsin Department of Transportation to receive and award $78 million from the U.S. Department Already a subscriber? Log in To continue reading this article ...
AmeriCorps cuts threaten long-term sustainability of teacher pipeline, Teach For America Milwaukee says

6 days ago | biztimes.com | Samantha Dietel

Without AmeriCorps funding, Teach For America Milwaukee will lean into support from foundations and state grants so that it can continue serving the city’s students. Michael Nguyen, executive director of TFA Milwaukee, said the nonprofit has taken immediate steps to support its 15 current corps members this year. TFA Milwaukee also looks to focus on ways to support the 20 corps members it plans to bring in next year.
Burghardt Sporting Goods to close Fox Point store

6 days ago | biztimes.com | Maredithe Meyer

Burghardt Sporting Goods is closing its Fox Point store at the end of the month after more than a decade of operations there. The family-owned sports equipment retailer and screen printer announced recently that it would not renew its lease at 8625 N. Port Washington Road when it expires in June, allowing the business to focus solely on its New Berlin store and operational headquarters at 15333 W. National Ave.
Mayville Engineering positioned to take advantage of tariffs

6 days ago | biztimes.com | Arthur Thomas

If President Donald Trump’s efforts to use tariffs as a tool to bring back U.S. manufacturing are successful, Milwaukee-based Mayville Engineering Company is among those that stand to benefit. The vertically-integrated manufacturer is a leading Tier 1 supplier to many original equipment manufacturers in commercial vehicle, construction, powersports, agriculture and military end markets. The company, Already a subscriber? Log in To continue reading this article ...