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Greater Beloit Chamber of Commerce: Business wizard seminar set for May 14

Business 101 Seminar Series: Business Wizard Thursday May 14th, 2009 Noon - 1:00 p.m. Vision Beloit 500 Public Ave. Beloit, WI This is the first in a series of seven programs to be presented by Bud Gayhart, Director of the Center for Innovation and Business Development at UW-Whitewater. The Business Wizard is a tool that can help entrepreneurs navigate the various...

Bank Mutual Corp.: Announces quarterly cash dividend

Contact: Bank Mutual Corporation Michael T. Crowley Jr. Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer or Michael W. Dosland Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer 414-354-1500 Bank Mutual Corporation (NASDAQ: BKMU) today announced that the Board of Directors has declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.09 per share. The cash...

Bank Mutual Corp.: Names James P. Carter corporate secretary

CONTACT: Bank Mutual Corporation Michael T. Crowley, Jr. Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer (414) 354-1500 Bank Mutual Corporation (NASDAQ: BKMU) named James P Carter, Vice President and Secretary, replacing as Secretary Eugene H. Maurer who is retiring later this year. Mr. Carter is currently Vice President and Corporate Counsel of the company’s subsidiary, Bank...

Wisconsin Ethanol Coalition: Tuesday Truth #39 – EPA reaffirms vital role of ethanol

Contact: Joshua Morby (414) 791-9120 In a draft ruling today from the Environmental Protection Agency, ethanol was hailed for its ability to improve our environment and end America’s dependence on foreign oil. Here are some facts: * In order to help secure America’s energy independence, the EPA rule calls for the production of 15 billion gallons...

(WisBusiness) TUES News Summary — 5 May 2009

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WisBusiness: News media woes trim traditional capitol reporting

By Erik Gunn For WisBusiness.com The continued downsizing of traditional media, especially newspapers, is being felt everywhere, but one place in particular: shrinking coverage of America's statehouses. Madison isn't immune from what American Journalism Review calls "a staggering loss of reporting firepower at America's state capitols" with the loss of at least three correspondents in recent years writing either for newspapers...
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