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Wisconsin Center District hires Denver firm to help it secure naming-rights sponsor for convention center
The operators of the Wisconsin Center have hired Denver-based Impression Sports & Entertainment to help secure a naming-rights sponsor for the downtown Milwaukee convention center.
Marquette University eliminates 39 positions to address shortfalls
Marquette University eliminated 39 staff positions this week as it continues to cut costs amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Best-selling author and leadership expert to be featured in next episode of the 21st Century Business Forum
The 21st Century Business Forum continues in February, featuring influential leadership expert John Maxwell.
STEM graduates up slightly in southeastern Wisconsin but disparities persist, report says
Southeastern Wisconsin is showing slight gains in the number of STEM graduates coming out of its colleges, but women...
Winnow Fund holds final close, raises $10.2 million
Madison-based Winnow Fund held its final close in December, raising $10.2 million two years after the fund was formed.
Wisconsin’s unemployment rate ticked up in December
Wisconsin’s unemployment rate increased to 5.5% in December, even as the state added 19,200 private sector jobs compared to the previous month.
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Viewpoints: The Wisconsin GOP congressional delegation’s letter to Biden about the Keystone XL pipeline project
The Wisconsin GOP congressional delegation's letter to Biden about the Keystone XL pipeline project
New York IT services company to double its supply of local tech talent in 2021
New York-based Genesis10 is helping Wisconsin build its tech talent pipeline through its local programing, which has supplied Milwaukee and Madison-area employers with 150 trained software developers since launching in 2020.
How Wisconsinites 65 years and older can access the COVID-19 vaccine
While Wisconsinites 65 and older will soon be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, state health officials are cautioning that those eager to get a shot should brace for themselves for a wait.
Former Aurora pharmacist charged with attempted criminal property damage
The former Aurora Health Care pharmacist who allegedly tampered with COVID-19 vaccines at a Grafton medical center last month was charged Tuesday with attempted felony criminal damage to property.
