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SOLUTIONS

Rescuing your business from the cash-poor house

Our sales are growing rapidly, but we are constantly out of cash. How can we solve this problem?... > Full text

A successful brand rings true with customers and employees

EXPERTISE

Increasing enforceability of noncompete agreements

Many businesses seek to protect their confidential information, trade secrets and customer relationships through noncompete or nondisclosure agreements.... > Full text

Opportunity knocks, but usually, developer refuses to answer

Test and measure, again and again

VIEWS

Manufacturers drive state economic growth

The economic outlook for Wisconsin remains positive, and manufacturing is playing a key role in fueling economic growth in Dane County and across the state.... > Full text

Corporate giving has its rewards

POLITICS

New agency helps businesses understand, navigate state's red tape

The panel will also hear appeals, but don't expect 'a hall pass.'... > Full text

TECH

Proceed cautiously to the next frontier

VoIP is cool, but does it make sense for your business?... > Full text

Don't cut programs that feed economy, like R&D

TRAVEL

No more excuses for wandering during layovers

Previously the bane of the business traveler, the time between flights now can be put to use.... > Full text

FOCUS

Collaboration Council hears ideas for future

Plans include economic development council, internship program and a county brand to use as a marketing tool.... > Full text

GOOD WORKS

Lands' End provides Bright Spaces for children

Volunteers decorate areas, while company donates for supplies.... > Full text

EXECUTIVE PROFILE

Ballweg president, a grandmother, keeps full schedule

DIVERSITY

Nettles a strong advocate for minority businesses

Former secretary of the state Department of Commerce Cory Nettles has become an important advocate for the needs of minority-owned business in Wisconsin.... > Full text

MISCELLANEOUS

The evolution of Seversin's Service Center

When Mike Seversin was in eighth grade, he couldn't wait to work around the service station that his dad, Tom, had opened that year.... > Full text