Banking & Finance
KABA, Snap-on to offer grants to small businesses impacted by COVID-19
The Kenosha Area Business Alliance has partnered with tool manufacturer Snap-on Inc. to administer up to $500,000 in grants to small businesses impacted by COVID-19.
North Shore Bank planning second Oak Creek branch
North Shore Bank is proposing to build a second branch in Oak Creek at 200 E. Drexel Ave. near...
$135 billion remains in available PPP funds
A total of $135 billion remains in available Paycheck Protection Program funding as of May 16, the U.S. Small...
Fiserv subsidiary paying $40 million to settle fraud allegations
First Data Merchant Services, a business unit that Brookfield-based Fiserv Inc. acquired in 2019, has agreed to pay the...
Nicolet Bank won’t acquire Commerce State Bank after coronavirus cuts into stock price
Green Bay-based Nicolet Bank has terminated its agreement to acquire West Bend-based Commerce State Bank citing the impact of coronavirus...
Mequon launches emergency fund for community businesses
Mequon has established an emergency loan fund program to assist local businesses adversely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The program...
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PPP loan forgiveness applications now available
Small business owners who received a loan through the federal government’s Paycheck Protection Program can now apply for loan forgiveness, the U.S. Small Business Administration recently announced.
WEDC launches $75 million program providing COVID-19 relief grants to small businesses
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation launched the “We’re all In” initiative, a program offering $75 million in grants to small businesses financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers announced today.
Waukesha State Bank accepts offer on 131-acre parcel in Port Washington
The Ozaukee Washington County Land Trust will purchase 131-acres of land in the city of Port Washington from Waukesha...
Outgoing Fiserv CEO to receive robust compensation
Fiserv Inc.’s outbound chief executive officer Jeffrey Yabuki will receive a large compensation package upon his departure, according to a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
