KI in the News

New furniture at Madras Middle School replaced traditional classroom desks and forged a path of unconventional thinking in the educational environment.

How much does a tree, a roof and the force of a hurricane weigh? There might be an exact answer for that somewhere, but it’s definitely not enough to destroy a desk made by KI.

Whoever thought that walls and doors could go out of style? Apparently, that’s what has happened at offices nationwide.

The common thread throughout research is that habits and routines provide a foundation for individuals to achieve their goals.

KI completed the move to become a 100 percent employee-owned company late last week, a shift that should keep the company solidly independent and keep it in Green Bay for the long term.

KI CEO Dick Resch went from the majority owner of KI to the only employee who doesn't own part of the company on April 27.

Millennials with degrees mismatched to the job market could provide a manufacturing labor source.

Whether you work on Wall Street or in a warehouse, behind a cash register or on a construction site, the jobs report released by the government on Friday offered some good news. 

The U.S. economy added 313,000 jobs in February, according to Friday's employment report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, smashing analysts' expectations.

KI CEO Dick Resch recently pledged $5 million for a new engineering school at the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay on Monday, February 12.

Amazon.com's staffers have a rain forest - or at least something like one - right in the middle of downtown Seattle.

Workers in 2018 may feel like they're back at their alma maters as companies redesign work spaces to cater to millennials.