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- Racine water projects drawing competition as officials spend big to prepare for Foxconn
- ‘Smart future’: Foxconn’s Yeung pledges to support innovative infrastructure
- With Foxconn project underway, no end in sight for worker shortage following recent building boom
- Legal battle brewing over value of Payne & Dolan-related shares
- Roads remain concern in final poll before white-knuckle governor’s election
- Gov. Walker, Evers hold final debate (UPDATE)
- Evers says he would revisit air permits for Foxconn
- Mount Pleasant, Racine reach deal to pay for $100M worth of utility work for Foxconn
- Mount Pleasant welcomes denser housing as plans for business park, hospital follow Foxconn
- Foxconn subsidiary fined in connection with flooding
- In toss-up governor’s race, crumbling roads unpopular, but so are taxes
- WisDOT seeking bids for reconstruction of Racine County roadway near Foxconn
- Foxconn releases RFP for Racine Place project
- Two more Foxconn plaintiffs drop out of lawsuit
- Foxconn schedules 5 hiring fairs in a month across Wisconsin
- Foxconn buys downtown Racine building for ‘smart cities’ laboratory
- Wisconsin Legislature to return for Kimberly-Clark
- Mount Pleasant seeking demolition bids near Foxconn site
- BUS BLUSTER: Milwaukee officials weigh Foxconn bus line amid uncertainty
- Mount Pleasant backs land seizures over objections from residents
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- Foxconn Wisconsin will be the largest single economic development project in Wisconsin history that will create 13,000 new jobs and result in over $10 billion in capital investment.
- Foxconn will construct a high-tech manufacturing and technology campus comprised of multiple buildings totaling 20 million square feet
- The Foxconn Wisconsin plant will produce liquid crystal display (LCD) panels for a variety of industries – from automotive to healthcare to entertainment. This will be the first LCD production in the U.S. Currently, LCD panel glass fabrication plants only exist in four countries: Japan, Taiwan, China and South Korea.
- The investment will create 10,000 construction jobs over the next 4 years, as well as 6,000 indirect jobs related to the construction alone (Ernst & Young estimates)
- The square feet of the Foxconn Wisconsin campus will be equal to 11 Lambeau Fields
- The number of employees will equal the respective populations of Chippewa Falls, Hudson, Stoughton, Plover, and Fort Atkinson. It would employ every adult in Onalaska.