Retail
Walmart paying out $3 million in bonuses to Wisconsin employees
Walmart's Wisconsin employees received a total of $3 million in cash bonuses in late April as part of the company's response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Foot Locker places 261 Wisconsin employees on furlough
Foot Locker Inc. informed state officials this week that it has placed 261 Wisconsin employees on temporary, unpaid furloughs, due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
New Evers order allows curbside drop-off service for some nonessential businesses
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers announced a new order Monday that will ease a few restrictions on nonessential businesses beginning Wednesday.Â
New X-Golf location planned in Mequon
Mequon could be the latest Milwaukee-area community to get an X-Golf indoor golf simulator.
Empty stores spur Kesslers to find new ways to do business
The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic came during what had already been turbulent times for the retail industry as e-commerce had increasingly replaced traditional brick-and-mortar, forcing many big box retailers to shut down.
Steelcase dealer opening new Milwaukee location at former Paul Davis space in Harbor District
Chicago-based Steelcase dealer Forward Space LLC plans to convert the former Paul Davis Restoration office building in Milwaukee's Harbor District into a new workspace and furniture showroom, the company announced Tuesday.
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Kwik Trip plans to build new store in Whitewater
La Crosse-based gas station and convenience store operator Kwik Trip Inc. is continuing to grow its presence in southeastern Wisconsin with a new location planned in Whitewater.
Businesses, insurers at odds over COVID-19 business interruption claims
When Marla Poytinger temporarily closed her bar-entertainment business last month due to the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak, she needed to figure out a way to stay afloat while continuing to pay and provide health insurance for more than 60 employees.
$2 rolls of toilet paper and other alleged price gouging found by Wisconsin officials
As toilet paper disappeared from store shelves in mid-March, the price increases put in place by some stores may have tipped into illegal price gouging, according to the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection.
Kroger limits customer capacity at all stores in response to COVID-19
The Kroger Co., the parent company of Milwaukee grocery store operator Roundy’s Inc., will reduce the number of shoppers allowed inside each of its stores to help curb the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus.