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Health care consumerism gets its 1st test
Amid the backdrop of several new hospital construction projects, the notion of consumer-driven health care may get its first...
Prepare for the M&A wave
In 2004, the Standard & Poor's 500 index finally rose to a level not seen since the month preceding...
Modine heats up with global strategy
While many American manufacturers have failed to develop strategies for competing in the global marketplace, Modine Manufacturing Co. and...
Take action now to avoid economic pain later
It seems like just a short time ago, we were bemoaning outsourcing, and now, manufacturing seems to be booming....
Insurance market will soften in 2005
Property and casualty insurance rates will decrease in 2005, according to Tony Warren, president and chief executive officer of...
Slower growth ahead for 2005
The U.S. economy will carry some heavy burdens in 2005. Among the obstacles will be slower gross domestic product...
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Bundle up
As the telecommunications industry continues to evolve with the bundling of services in 2005, residential and business customers will...
Ignorance isn’t bliss
Small businesses face an ever-increasing body of employment law imposing complex and rapidly changing rules. Compliance in these new...
Clock is already ticking for angel investors
With the passage of Act 255, Wisconsin is providing generous tax incentives for investments in promising young Wisconsin companies....
Hey Mr. President, repeal the estate tax
Editor's note: Stuart Schroeder, president of The Schroeder Group, S.C., Attorneys at Law in Waukesha, recently wrote this...
