Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Business

With higher stock prices and lower yields, Luke Sims turns again to one of his old favorites, Berkshire Hathaway Inc.

Women control more than 85% of all household purchase decisions, yet more than 90% of all advertising agency creative directors are men.

Lending rose at Wisconsin’s 10 biggest credit unions in the first half of 2016, an increase industry professionals attributed to improved economy, low interest rates and growing membership.

The 2017 Santa Fe looks even better than its predecessor and now adds more features to make it even more attractive and a strong competitor with the likes of Honda’s popular Pilot.

New Faces New Places is about personnel changes at Wisconsin businesses.

Amazon continues to invest in logistics to set the pace on fast delivery, offering to get tens of thousands of items to customers in as little as an hour in many cities.

Markable Inc. has an app that helps users instantly buy fashion items they see online or on the street. The app analyzes a photo and finds instantly a shopping site and best matches for the item.

Southwest Airlines Co. won’t join rivals in trimming capacity during the rest of this year, CEO Gary Kelly said.

Oshkosh said it had net income of $84.2 million for the three-month period ended June 30, down 6.3% from $89.9 million a year earlier. On a per-share basis, income was flat at $1.13.

The company is seeking regulatory approval to enlarge its Whispering Willow Wind Farm in Franklin County and potentially build developments elsewhere in Iowa.