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Even though the Warner Grand Theatre isn't quite big enough now to hold the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, the musical organization still has an $80 million plan to move there.
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Land shuffle clears way for Milwaukee orchestra expansion
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Sonag still has certified bidding edge despite indictment
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American Girl closing Wilmot operations
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Liquidation sales beginning at Bon-Ton stores
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Michigan sues company over Great Lakes power cable damage
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Minority contractors hopeful oversight follows Foxconn hiring targets
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Wisconsin unemployment remains at record-low 2.9 percent
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Page and crew set sights on big projects
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Walker seeks federal waiver for reinsurance program
Commentary
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EDITORIAL: What the Legislature did (and didn’t do) this session
As could perhaps be expected in an industry that both comes under strict regulation and works regularly on government projects, construction companies rarely see a legislative session come and go in Madison without there being a flurry of new laws that affect their business.
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Energy infrastructure: A great investment opportunity in Wisconsin
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EDITORIAL: Lawmakers miss the grade on school bidding
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VIEW FROM AROUND THE STATE: Foxconn plant a work in progress
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Contractor dispute resolution with WisDOT
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