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Weinbrenner Shoe Company is an employee-owned boot and shoe manufacturer established in 1892 and headquartered in Merrill, Wisconsin.

Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals has broken ground on a $220 million expansion expected to create more than 230 jobs.

The privately held company, founded in 1998, provides custom-cut stone for architects, artists and masons nationwide.

The leading global cancer screening and diagnostics company is expanding its presence in Wisconsin by investing an additional $350 million in its Madison campuses—a move that will create more than 1,300 new jobs by 2025.

As states across the U.S. grapple with a shortage of workers, Wisconsin is taking the long view toward solving workforce challenges and overcoming obstacles to workforce participation. Wisconsin's approach is distinctive in the way it works with regional partners to understand and address needs specific to each region of the state.

WEDC is supporting Exact Sciences’ Wisconsin-based projects with an additional $18.5 million in performance-based Enterprise Zone Tax Credits, which will be awarded if the company meets new capital investment and job creation goals by 2025.

The manufacturer of luxury mahogany watercraft last month announced its decision to move its headquarters and production facilities from Michigan to southeast Wisconsin.

Agropur is North America’s largest producer of whey protein and makes about 1 billion pounds of cheese each year.

Representatives of WEDC and The Water Council cohosted the Global Center space at WEFTEC to highlight Wisconsin's status as a global leader in water technology. Wisconsin is [...]

A Waukesha-based energy technology company is expanding its Wisconsin operations by investing an additional $53 million and creating more than 700 jobs.

The e-commerce fulfillment and marketing business has turned a vacant doll warehouse into its Chicago-area hub for delivering online orders for its clients.

Heartland Produce is starting construction of a $29 million headquarters and distribution center inside Kenosha's Greeneway Development, which will offer more than 1.6 million square feet of industrial space alongside residential, commercial and retail space.