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Contact: David Callender, 608.210.6706Releases online at:wedc.org/newsroom Program highlights global reach of Wisconsin products and services MADISON, WI. JULY 20, 2022 – The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) invites Wisconsin companies and organizations that have achieved exporting success to apply for a 2022 Governor’s Export Achievement Award. Three awards will...

An expert in sustainability says investors can benefit from the global transition to net-zero carbon through investments in “clean technology” clusters.  “A lot of money is going to be spent on that net-zero transition,” Wisconsin Sustainable Business Council founder Tom Eggert said yesterday during a Badger Talks webinar hosted by UW-Madison. “Smart investors stand...

-- An expert in sustainability says investors can benefit from the global transition to net-zero carbon through investments in “clean technology” clusters.  “A lot of money is going to be spent on that net-zero transition,” Wisconsin Sustainable Business Council founder Tom Eggert said yesterday during a Badger Talks webinar hosted by UW-Madison. “Smart investors...

Contact:  lynnea@rtmilwaukee.org.  MILWAUKEE – As the hottest heat wave of the season converges upon the region, the Wisconsin Public Service Commission announced it is awarding a $500,000 grant to be shared by Revitalize Milwaukee and Green Homeowners United to help the nonprofit organizations upgrade the homes of 50 low-income homeowners...

-- Employment in the state’s transportation and warehousing sector expanded twice as fast as any other sector over 2020 and 2021, a new Wisconsin Policy Forum report shows.  The group’s latest report highlights the state’s jobs picture over this two-year period, showing how certain industries have recovered more than others. Total employment in December...

Employment in the state’s transportation and warehousing sector expanded twice as fast as any other sector over 2020 and 2021, a new Wisconsin Policy Forum report shows.  The group’s latest report highlights the state’s jobs picture over this two-year period, showing how certain industries have recovered more than others. Total employment in December 2021...

MADISON – Wisconsin companies will pay 8.47 percent less in worker’s compensation insurance rates starting Oct. 1, 2022, giving a boost to businesses around the state, the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development reported. The lower rates reflect continued worker safety improvements by employers in Wisconsin, which has a record number of people working and...