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CONFERENCE CALL ON JANUARY 27, 2005 AT 9:00 AM CST FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Middleton, Wisconsin – January 13, 2005 – Bone Care International, Inc. (Nasdaq: BCII) today announced that the Company plans to report its second quarter 2005 financial results on Wednesday, January 26, 2005, after the close of the financial markets. Management will host a conference call on...

Contact: Press Secretary Carlene Orig (414) 286-8531 “This is an exciting day for the City of Milwaukee and baseball fans. I congratulate Mark Attanasio as he takes on his...

By Gregg Hoffmann MILWAUKEE – A group headed by Los Angeles investor Mark Attanasio was officially approved as the new Milwaukee Brewers owner Thursday by Major League Baseball. But, Attanasio already has been calling the shots on the Brewers' operations for a few months and has demonstrated his group will spend money to win and make money. First, Attanasio spent a reported...

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For Immediate Release The 70,000 sq. ft. South Madison business incubator is now 78% leased. New resident businesses include: Broadjam, Inc. provides services for independent musicians and the music industry. The company operates one of the largest independent music websites in the world and has amassed the largest collection of independent music tagged with metadata (searchable by...

By Brian E. Clark WisBusiness.com MADISON – The state’s capital is on its way to becoming a national model for livable, economically vibrant cities, according to four Madison business leaders honored Monday at the Monona Terrace Convention Center. But the city leaders must work to promote business development rather than hold it back with bureaucratic delays, said Mark Bugher, who heads...