Government & Politics
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Quad sees some clients adjusting marketing plans ahead of tariffs resuming
Quad, a Sussex-based global marketing firm, reports minimal direct impact from tariffs but warns of potential client cutbacks amid economic uncertainty.
Generac hikes prices by 7% to 8% because of tariffs
Generac reported a 6% sales increase in quarter one, driven by strong home generator demand, but widened its full-year outlook due to tariff uncertainty.
Germantown officials exploring policy to cap multifamily housing development
Germantown officials are pursuing a new policy that could cap multifamily housing development in the village.
Officials discussed the potential...
Milwaukee County needs a new criminal courthouse, will the state help fund it?
Milwaukee County is in the design phase of a plan to replace the County Safety Building, an aging facility...
A.O. Smith raises water heater prices to mitigate tariffs
A.O. Smith reported Tuesday that tariffs will impact the total cost of goods sold by between 6% and 8% annually.
Ban on synthetic colors offers Sensient ‘significant revenue opportunity’
The current trade and tariff landscape has created additional layers of complexity within Milwaukee-based Sensient Technologies Corp.’s business.
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Waukesha Metal Products CEO says Trump’s tariffs make global competition difficult
Suppliers to major automotive makers in the U.S. are being hit hard tariffs on raw goods, particularly tariffs on steel and aluminum.
Business leaders say Wisconsin’s MEP program vital to supporting smaller manufacturers
Wisconsin business leaders stress the importance of the MEP program for small manufacturers as federal funding uncertainty looms.
Downtown high rise The Edison could see up to 2.4% cost increase due to tariffs
The developer of The Edison, downtown Milwaukee's next high rise apartment tower, anticipates the project will see 2.4% cost...
Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. board elects new chair
The board of directors for the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. has unanimously elected Pamela Boivin as its new chair.