Technology

Users of Yahoo! are encouraged to change their passwords to after hackers posted online what they say is login information for more than 450,000 Yahoo! users.

Data Dimensions, a Janesville-based producer of business process automation (BPA) solutions, announced today it has acquired Data Exchange Center Inc. located of Brown Deer.

By any standard, the Internet ranks as one of the leading innovations of our time. It has revolutionized everything from commerce to medicine to entertainment, all within the confines of a generation.

Crystal Schreiner, creative director and executive producer for Milwaukee-based deal website GoGeddit.com always loved taking photographs, but never really considered the potential career possibilities until recently. Now, Schreiner has morphed her passion into opportunities and has shot multiple fashion shows including New York Fashion Week and will also have a published photograph in ELLE Magazine later this year.

Concurrency, Inc., of Brookfield, has earned a 2012 Microsoft Content Management Partner of the Year Award.

Menomonee Falls-based ZBB Energy Corp., a developer of intelligent, renewable energy power platforms, today announced that Charles (Chuck) Stankiewicz, executive vice president of operations, has been named chief operating officer (COO), a new position at the company.

AT&T Inc. is doubling the number of businesses that may participate in its Enhanced Push to Talk (PTT) solution after receiving favorable customer feedback from a trial program for the technology.

Menomonee Falls-based ZBB Energy Corp., a leading developer of intelligent, renewable energy power platforms, said it has completed its previously announced underwritten public offering of 31.6 million shares of its common stock at a price to the public of 38 cents per share.

ARI Network Services, a Milwaukee-based provider of software of solutions that connect consumers, dealers, distributors, and manufacturers in selected vertical markets, reported fiscal third quarter net income of $210,000, or 3 cents per share, down from $541,000, or 7 cents per share in the same quarter a year ago.

Some cell phone users will begin receiving tornado warnings and other weather emergency notifications on their cell phones beginning next week as part of a national program to expand public warning capabilities.