Living - Sept. 27, 2008
Milwaukee still ranks for singles
This month, Forbes.com has another one of its lists. This time it's a follow up to its 2006 "Best Places to be Single" rank. Milwaukee, once again, lands in the top 30.
Tags: Forbes, rankings, lists, singles, dating, married

Milwaukee Buzz - July 11, 2008
Forbes: Milwaukee ranks as best city for young pros
Forbes.com has ranked Milwaukee as the ninth best city in its "Best Cities For Young Professionals" list.
Tags: forbes, young professionals, recruitment, retention, MMAC, YPM, Fuel Milwaukee, rankings

Dining - July 6, 2007
Wine amendment has state vintners simmering
A new budget amendment proposed by Wisconsin State Senator Russ Decker (D-Weston) has popped the corks of Wisconsin winemakers and has even drawn the attention of Forbes magazine.
Tags: Decker, Vetrano, Vetro, wine, winery, amendment, Forbes

Milwaukee Buzz - Aug. 24, 2006
Time to get off the barstool
After reading the recent Forbes Magazine article proclaiming Milwaukee “America’s Drunkest City,” I don’t know who I’m madder at; the magazine or the city. One thing is certain, ending up on this list would easily have been preventable -– and no, this is not going to be about the evils of alcohol.
Tags: drunk, Forbes

Milwaukee Buzz - Aug. 23, 2006
Forbes declares Milwaukee the number one drunk city
In a summer full of lists comparing cities to one another, Milwaukee has finally come out as number one. Forbes Magazine ranked 35 U.S. metropolitan cities in the areas of State Laws, Drinkers, Heavy Drinkers, Binge Drinkers and Alcoholism.
Tags: drinking, bars, Milwaukee, drunks, von trier, forbes