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Harley convenes dealer meeting in Milwaukee
For the first time in a decade, Harley-Davidson Motor Company brought its annual dealer meeting to Milwaukee this week, playing host to 4,500 dealers and staff from more than 60 countries for the four-day private event.
Radiation Oncology programs nationally accredited
The Radiation Oncology programs at St. Joseph's Hospital in West Bend and Froedtert Health Community Memorial Hospital in Menomonee Falls have both been accredited by the American College of Radiology.
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A rising tide lifts all Badgers
There are a lot of different things that come to mind when you think of Wisconsin. The Packers, Cheddar, the Brewers, Colby, the Badgers, Gouda, the Dells, Havarti, Whistling Straits, Asiago, the House on the Rock, Parmesan.
Home prices and sales up in July
Home prices and sales increased in southeastern Wisconsin, and in the entire state, during July, according to new data from the Wisconsin Realtors Association.
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GE invests in Israeli medical developer
GE Healthcare, through its GE healthymagination Fund, has invested $20 million in Ornim Inc., an Israeli developer of a muscle and tissue monitor.
Much at stake in Tammy vs. Tommy debate
The Tammy-Tommy show in Wisconsin for the right to be the “51st U.S. senator” promises to be as defining as the Obama-Biden vs. Romney-Ryan run for the presidency. Both will be hard core fights about the ways and means of paying for different levels of federal government.
Sullivan to outline new workforce development report at Get Smarter Conference
Today, special consultant for business and workforce development Tim Sullivan submitted his long-awaited workforce development report to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, calling for bold actions to address the gap between the skills needed by the state’s employers and the skills of the available workforce.
Employer survey says salaries are inching upward
Salaried employees in the Milwaukee market have seen pay increases of 2.6 percent in 2012, a tad below the national average of 2.8 percent, according to Aon Hewitt's Salary Increase Survey.