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Madison International Trade Association: Jan. 12 event – “Economic Recovery in 2010? View from the Federal Reserve & Prospects for International Trade”

Event Description: MITA’s January program features two economic experts who will give their views on the prospects for economic recovery in 2010. More than one year after the global economic crisis, there are conflicting projections and information about when we can expect the U.S. economy to recover and what the recovery will look like. William Strauss, a senior economist...

Schenck: Announces three new board members

Contact: Michelle Meyer, Corporate Communications Manager (800) 236-2246 APPLETON, WI – Schenck SC is pleased to announce the election of three new shareholders to its Board of Directors: Mark E. Jubelirer, CPA; Michael G. Kuechler, CPA; and Randall K. Olm, CPA. Each was elected to serve a three-year term on the Board. Jubelirer has over thirty years of experience serving all sizes...

WisBusiness: The Show

Welcome to a new episode of "WisBusiness: The Show," a twice-a-month Web show covering state business news and issues. This episode includes the Wisconsin Stock Report, commentary from the Wisconsin Technology Council President Tom Still, and an interview with Kurt Bauer, President of the Wisconsin Bankers Association. Click here to see the show, produced by Tweedee Productions of Madison ...

(WisBusiness) WED News Summary — 6 Jan. 2009

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WisBusiness: State looks to expand help for commercial loans

By Greg Bump WisBusiness.com Assembly Democrats want to expand a program that encourages banks to issue commercial loans. Dem Reps. Peter Barca, Andy Jorgensen and Ted Zigmunt led a press conference Tuesday to tout Assembly Bill 532, which bring to the rest of the state the Capital Access Program. The program has been available in Milwaukee since 1992. Listen to the press...

WisBusiness: Some in tourism industry look to break away from state funding

By Brian E. Clark For WisBusiness.com Dissatisfied with Wisconsin's shrinking tourism budget, industry leaders are seeking ways to raise millions of dollars to better promote the Badger State's $13 billion travel industry. One way to do that, they say, might be to break the Department of Tourism off from state government and set up something modeled on the independent Wisconsin Milk...
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