In Business Madison

Articles published under the In Business Madison staff byline represent the collective work of our editorial team, covering the companies and people shaping the Greater Madison business community.

NLRB finds merit in union charge against TruStage, continues investigation

Madison’s TruStage is currently under investigation by the National Labor Relations Board...

State farm advocacy groups file lawsuit over preemptive pollution permits for factory farms

Two farm advocacy groups have alleged in a lawsuit that Wisconsin regulators...

JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo beat forecasts in Q2

JPMorgan Chase & Co. said second-quarter profits rose by 67% as the...

Herzing University, UW Health to offer info session for prospective nursing students

According to a recent press release, Herzing University–Madison is partnering with UW...

Phase one of Madison’s $300M Triangle redevelopment could open in 2024

Madison is preparing to move forward with a roughly $300 million remake...

Free Bikes 4 Kidz to host South Side Slow Roll on Aug. 5

Madison’s Free Bikes 4 Kidz announced it will host its South Side...

New research shows eight-fold return on every dollar invested in civil legal aid

Research released today shows that for every dollar invested in civil legal...

Evers announces application period for broadband infrastructure grant program

Gov. Tony Evers, together with the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin, announced...

Seniorly study ranks Wisconsin No. 8 state with least family caregiver burnout

A new study from Seniorly Resource Center found family caregivers in Wisconsin...

Metro Transit redesign to see tweaks that address initial challenges

Metro Transit redesign officials are seeking some quick, modest changes and longer-term...