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The top 16 products have been selected for the 11th annual “Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin" contest.

Disney has initiated layoffs of hundreds of employees once again.

National Coffee Day is Sept. 29 and coffee chains across the Midwest are celebrating with freebies.

U.S.-Canada relations hit another low on Tuesday as the U.S. implemented a new ban on Canadian imports, escalating an ongoing trade dispute between the nations.

A proposed $15 billion steel plant in eastern Iowa promises to be the largest one in the United States when it opens in 2030. President Donald Trump announced the project from the White House on Monday afternoon, explaining that the project will help protect national security.

The IRS has launched a mobile app that allows taxpayers to track refunds and make payments directly from their phones.

Coca-Cola, PepsiCo trim lineups as Blue Bell Butter Crunch vanishes and Lay’s Poppables may follow.

The Cato Corporation, parent company of Cato Fashions, plans to close 120 stores by the end of its fiscal year, citing pressure on consumers’ discretionary spending.

Starbucks is closing dozens of locations nationwide as part of a broader corporate restructuring strategy by the coffee giant to optimize store performance.

Bank of America is expanding its skills-based hiring efforts, announcing Thursday that it will hire 1,000 additional apprentices over the next two years while investing $150 million in workforce development programs.

Some CVS customers could be entitled to some money after the pharmacy company reached a settlement in a class action lawsuit. 

Volkswagen Group of America is recalling more than 208,000 vehicles in the U.S. over a steering rack mounting bolt that can corrode and break, potentially causing a loss of steering control.

Shoemaker Converse has apologized and pulled a social media ad after it sparked a backlash from people who said the image evoked the Ku Klux Klan and lynching. 

The expansion marks a major step for the brand, which shuttered all US stores in 2018 following its 2017 bankruptcy.

The average gas price in the Milwaukee area is $4.39 a gallon, according to AAA. It is tough for everyone, especially businesses that rely on gas.

A Milwaukee group says people are neglecting a very important component of their finances: "building wealth" should be the focus over managing money.

Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce (WMC), in partnership with BMO, announced 108 nominees will compete in the 11th annual Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin contest.

Millions in potential tax refunds are going unclaimed across the U.S. See which states have the most money left on the table, according to new data.