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Harley-Davidson facing up to $225 million in EU tariffs
Harley-Davidson Inc. is facing the prospect of $225 million annually in new tariffs on motorcycles it sells in Europe
Viewpoints: Legislature should prioritize talent attraction in budget
Driving back from my family's cabin in Waupaca over the weekend, something caught my attention; nearly a dozen billboards advertised skilled, entry-level jobs in the manufacturing and food production industries, many offering annual wages of $40,000 to $50,000.
Evers and Foxconn say they’ve reached a new agreement, but there are few details
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers and Foxconn Technology Group vice chairman Jay Lee said Monday that the two sides have reached a new agreement on incentives for the company’s project in Mount Pleasant.
Here are the steps University of Alabama football coach Nick Saban says are key on the journey to success, whether it’s football or business
As a college football coach who has led his teams to seven national championships, Nick Saban knows a little something about traveling the road to success.
Milwaukee-based PAXAFE raises $2.25 million
Milwaukee smart packaging startup PAXAFE announced it has raised $2.25 million in a seed funding round.
The round, which was...
Wisconsin added 11,100 private-sector jobs in March, still down nearly 100k from last year
Wisconsin added 11,100 private-sector jobs in March, but the state’s employment remained down by 98,300 from March 2020, according to data from the Department of Workforce Development.
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Family-owned pet store to open on Milwaukee’s East Side
A German Shepherd puppy named Franklin is one of many family members managing day-to-day operations at Skilos, a new pet store opening Thursday on Milwaukee’s East Side.
PGA Tour Champions event in Madison to return this year
The American Family Insurance Championship, a PGA Tour Champions event held at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison, will return this year, with up to 5,000 attendees allowed per day.
Milwaukee man pleads guilty to fraud in obtaining PPP loans
Steven Smith, 42, of Milwaukee has pleaded guilty to federal bank fraud for his role in fraudulently obtaining over $600,000 in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans guaranteed by the Small Business Administration (SBA) under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act.
Report: Milwaukee housing leaders say affordable housing developments should be located near job hubs, suburbs
More financial support is needed to develop additional affordable housing units in metro Milwaukee, according to a new report.
