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When Racine-based Twin Disc Inc. planned an early July conference call with investors and analysts, chief executive officer John Batten assumed he would be announcing new cost cutting actions.

As part of the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) to help businesses during the severe economic downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, financial institutions administered more than 85,000 Paycheck Protection Program loans to Wisconsin companies, totaling about $9.88 billion.

Rexnord Corp. is starting to slowly move 120 of its employees into its new downtown Milwaukee office, according to city records.

Fiddleheads Coffee Roasters plans to open a location on the ground floor of the new BMO Tower in downtown Milwaukee.

The U.S. Small Business Administration released a list today of every company across the country that received a Paycheck Protection Program loan through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act.

The list of Milwaukee hotels that are either extending employee layoffs or making them permanent, due to the dramatic slowdown in business caused by the COVID-19 coronavirus, continues to grow as several notified state officials about plans to cut jobs.

The Kimpton Journeyman Hotel in Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward informed state officials Wednesday that it is laying off 97 employees.

Lincoln Center II and III, two multi-tenant office buildings located in West Allis, have been sold to a group of investors for $10.1 million.

The first new facility that Brookfield-based Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp. intends to build at its planned multi-purpose campus in Menomonee Falls will be used to test its products and showcase them to hundreds of visitors a day, according to documents filed with the village.

Advocate Aurora Health plans to acquire a portion of one of the state’s largest HMOs, but it is unclear how much ownership stake the health system will have at the end of the deal.