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Contact: Carol Chastang (202) 205-6987 Agency approves $500 million in two weeks WASHINGTON – More than $1.56 billion in U.S. Small Business Administration disaster assistance loans have been approved for almost 23,000 residents and business owners affected by the devastating hurricanes that struck earlier this year. Loan approvals are averaging approximately $37 million per day...

Media Inquiries: Patricia Montana, 608-661-7771 Inacom Information Systems, a leading technology solutions provider throughout Wisconsin, introduces the Extreme Wireless Makeover! to businesses throughout the state. This is the first Wireless Makeover ever performed in the IT industry, and the second Makeover campaign, in the IT industry, overall. The Extreme Wireless Makeover! is a campaign to motivate Wisconsin businesses to...

By Brian E. Clark WisBusiness.com Natural gas prices spiked last week on the New York Mercantile Exchange at $15.52 per 1,000 cubic feet – more than twice the price of a year ago. They may rise even higher in the months to come, making this winter a financially painful season for Wisconsin consumers and businesses – especially if cold weather continues. The state Public Service Commission (PSC)...

For more information, contact: Cindy Lorentzen, Marketing Specialist 414-287-9622 clorentzen@gklaw.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MILWAUKEE, WI (December 16, 2005). The law firm of Godfrey & Kahn, S.C. has announced the addition of William R. Hotz to its Financial Institutions Practice Group as special counsel in the firm’s Milwaukee office. Hotz brings to Godfrey & Kahn more than 35 years of legal experience through previous...

For More Information Contact: Rep. Sue Jeskewitz (608) 266-3796 (Madison)… Last night, after almost six years of hard work, legislation authored by Representative Sue Jeskewitz (R-Menomonee Falls) that will give consumers protection...

For More Information Contact: Rep. Suzanne Jeskewitz (608) 266-3796 (Madison)…Representative Sue Jeskewitz (R-Menomonee Falls) announced the unanimous passage Thursday of Assembly Bill 805 (AB 805), which allows the Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS) to charge needy and worthy victims of Hurricane Katrina resident tuition. Currently, the WTCS allows a number of qualified needy and worthy students from other...