SBC Communications: Announces New IP-Based Service That Syncs and Simplifies Wireline and Wireless Voice-Mails, Faxes, E-Mails
Contact:
Howard Riefs
414.520.3535
Unified Communications lets consumers, small businesses
use Web portal or phones to manage messages from multiple sources
Service is latest milestone in IP strategy; bundled with unlimited calling plans
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 4, 2004 – Consumers and small businesses today have a powerful new tool to help them better manage and more easily access their proliferating wireline and wireless voice mailboxes,...
Dept. of Commerce: Governor Doyle Announces $500,000 Loan for Lowe’s Expansion in Wisconsin
Contacts: Ethnie Groves, Office of the Governor,
608-261-2156
Tony Hozeny, Department of Commerce,
608-267-9661
Jennifer Smith, Lowe's Companies, Inc.,
704-758-2298
Represents Major Public/Private Investment in Wisconsin's Manufacturing
Sector
JANESVILLE - Governor Jim Doyle announced today a $500,000
Department of Commerce low-interest loan to assist Lowe's Companies, Inc.,
build a new manufacturing facility in Janesville. Governor Doyle made...
ConjuGon: Closes $1.1 Million Investment Round
Contact Sal Braico at (608)
441-2890 or sbraico@conjugon.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 4, 2004 Madison, WI - ConjuGonT announces today that it has
successfully raised a $1.1 million investment round from angel
investors. ConjuGon will use this capital to fund the research and
development of novel biotherapeutics to combat antibiotic-resistant
bacterial infections.
"We are thrilled to close this investment round. This capital allows...
Tom Still: It’s 99 percent certain – Research cannot rely on adult stem cells alone
By Tom Still
MADISON – In the first debate of Wisconsin’s U.S. Senate campaign, Republican Tim Michels dismissed scientific research using human embryonic stem cells as little more than an inconsequential sideshow. Michels said he supports the “99 percent” of stem cell research that uses adult stem cells or cells from umbilical cords – but not the “1 percent” that...
WisBusiness: Capital Returns credits Barrett’s help in decision to expand in Milwaukee
By Brian Resop
For WisBusiness.com
Capital Returns, a logistical service company for the pharmaceutical industry, will be expanding its operations in Milwaukee due, in large part, to Mayor Tom Barrett’s strengthened emphasis on commercial retention.
Rob Ryan, president of Capital Returns, said that because the company has several national interests, there was nothing forcing him to stay in Milwaukee. Barrett’s commitment to...
