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Cornerstone Business Services: Wolf River Partners purchases Door Lock Storage

Transaction handled by Cornerstone Business Services, Inc. (Green Bay) – Cornerstone Business Services, Inc is pleased to announce the sale of Door Lock Storage, LLC to Wolf River Partners of Green Bay. The 144 unit storage facility is located in Door County, Wisconsin. The transaction was handled by Scott Bushkie of Cornerstone Business Services, Inc. Wolf River Partners add this...

RedPrairie: Shearer’s Foods goes live with RedPrairie E2e Supply Chain suite

Award-winning snack food manufacturer will use Warehouse Management (WMS), Transportation Management (TMS), and Workforce Management (WFM) solutions across supply chain MILWAUKEE, Wis. – RedPrairie Corporation, a consumer-driven optimization company, announced today that Shearer’s Foods has gone live with RedPrairie’s entire E2e Supply Chain suite in their 235,000 square foot Navarre, Ohio distribution center. Shearer’s chose RedPrairie for their pioneering...

Wisconsin Bankers Association: Wisconsin bank execs conference offers spotlight on state’s economy

For more information, contact Eric Skrum 608-441-1216 or eskrum@wisbank.com Nearly 300 bank industry leaders to attend the largest gathering of Wisconsin bankers MADISON—The largest annual gathering of Wisconsin bankers, the WBA Bank Executives Conference, will be held Feb. 9-11, 2009 at The Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee and takes place during a time when the banking industry and the economy are receiving unprecedented...

(WisBusiness) TUES News Summary — 3 Feb. 2009

From WisBusiness.com ... -- The former top exec at Third Wave Technologies warns that the recession will have a negative effect on venture capital funding, but Kevin Conroy says he's optimistic about the long-term prospects of Madison's tech sector. "The venture capital funding situation is terrible, and it will probably remain so for some time," Conroy told a...

WisBusiness: Doyle pushes R&D tax credit

By Greg Bump WisBusiness.com MADISON -- Gov. Jim Doyle today reiterated his wish to make Wisconsin a center of research and development and said he won't back away from his proposal to offer a dollar-for-dollar tax credit for "companies that increase their research and development substantially" in Wisconsin. He also said he'd like to provide tax exemptions to companies purchasing equipment...
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