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- Foxconn says it’s committed to Wisconsin job creation (UPDATE)
- Evers calls for renegotiating state’s deal with Foxconn
- Head of Foxconn announces Taiwan presidential bid
- Foxconn seeking bids for start of work on fabrication plant
- Foxconn head stepping back, mulling presidential run
- Foxconn buys building across street from Wisconsin Capitol (UPDATE)
- April to see start on Wisconn Valley Way for Foxconn project
- Foxconn project officials announce plans for three more bid packages
- Evers could face $1.9b shortfall heading into second budget
- Five contractors win work on Foxconn factory with more bids coming ahead of building season (VIDEO)
- Foxconn to announce winners of two more bid packages
- Foxconn outlines summer construction schedule, to award more bids by April
- Foxconn may be planning to buy building near state Capitol
- Foxconn buys 3-story office in downtown Racine for $6.25M
- Assembly speaker hopes Foxconn air permits aren’t changed
- Illinois Democrats ask Evers to review Foxconn project (UPDATE)
- Racine County seeks bids on nearly $10M work of Foxconn-related work
- Evers says he is directing review of Foxconn air permits
- View from around the state: Don’t fret yet over Foxconn’s twists and turns
- Foxconn again shifts Wisconsin plan after Trump intervenes
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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.