Access to telecommunications and other communications services will be among the subjects discussed here Sept. 14 and 15 as representatives of nine western Wisconsin counties discuss economic development....
One week before Badger football begins its 2005 season, researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have found a new way to demonstrate their school spirit. The only fans who can appreciate it, however, are the ones with high-powered microscopes. ...
Strong sales of its consumables and scientific instrumentation has promoted Analogix, Inc. to moved its operation to a larger facility, the company reported Thursday....
Cingular Wireless will invest more than $300 million this year on network improvements in Illinois and Wisconsin -- including turning on-air 110 new cell sites, the company announced on Friday....
E-business is a backbone to the strategic approach of Sub-Zero an its affiliate Wolf Appliance Co., as the companies use customer relationship management to identify and manage their most valuable customers. ...
Musicnotes.com, an online provider of digital sheet music, announced on Tuesday it has signed a long-term licensing agreement with Word Music Group to provide Word Music's collection of Christian music on its site. ...
This spirit of the Wisconsin Economic Summits will live on this week through the latest installment of "Building the New Wisconsin Economy," where organizers will shed light on economic development techniques that are working in Wisconsin....
A company whose fuel technology was developed at the USDA Forest Products Laboratory in Madison and the University of Wisconsin-Madison has been acquired by Xethanol Corp. of New York....
A microscope developed by a Madison company to pinpoint individual atoms and to produce an electron image has been put to use by a Japanese organization and will be showcased at an upcoming symposium in California. ...
A surge in interest in a conference on protecting the U.S. food supply from terrorism and natural disasters has led its organizers to postpone the event until spring from its original November dates....