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American Girl is closing its call center and distribution operations in Wilmot, affecting 185 regular and seasonal employees.
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Michigan sues company over Great Lakes power cable damage
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette has sued the company he says damaged electric cables and oil pipelines in a Great Lakes channel by dragging a tugboat anchor across them.
Tagged with: Enbridge Straits of Mackinac
Read More »Land shuffle clears way for Milwaukee orchestra expansion
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.
Tagged with: Milwaukee Redevelopment Authority Warner Grand Theatre
Read More »Minority contractors hopeful oversight follows Foxconn hiring targets
Oversight is needed as Foxconn Technology Group and its partners work to steer a certain percentage of the work on the $10 billion factory in Racine County to business owned by women, minorities and veterans, say advocates for those companies.
Tagged with: Brian Mitchell Foxconn Gilbane Building Co. M+W Group
Read More »Wisconsin unemployment remains at record-low 2.9 percent
Wisconsin's unemployment rate remains at a record-low 2.9 percent for a second month.
Tagged with: Gov. Scott Walker unemployment
Read More »Page and crew set sights on big projects
During his career, Doug Page has developed a habit of setting his sights high.
Tagged with: Performa Inc.
Read More »Walker seeks federal waiver for reinsurance program
Gov. Scott Walker's administration filed a request with the federal government seeking a waiver that would allow Wisconsin to offer a $200 million reinsurance program designed to lower premiums and attract more providers to the private marketplace.
Tagged with: Barack Obama Gov. Scott Walker health insurance Obama administration Obamacare
Read More »Bon-Ton Stores to close after auction fails to produce a buyer
The Bon-Ton Stores will become the latest casualty in a retreat from brick-and-mortar retail, after a savior failed to show up to a bankruptcy auction this week.
Tagged with: Boston Store retail
Read More »Three more charged in connection with Sonag scheme
Three more people have pleaded guilty to federal charges in connection with a Milwaukee-area contractor's scheme that bilked the federal government of more than $200 million by exploiting a program set up to help minority- and disabled-veteran-owned contractors.
Tagged with: Brian Ganos DBE minority-owned businesses Sonag Co. women-owned company
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