Legislature approves settlement for Crushin’ It workers, fired for unionizing
Workers at Crushin’ It Apparel will finally receive back pay and interest after its owner refused to pay a settlement for over two
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Dane County is third-most expensive in Wisconsin to finance a home: study
Dane County ranks as the third most expensive area in Wisconsin to finance a home. A new study looked at the overall cost
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First Indigenous housing & economic development conference exceeds expectations
A first of its kind conference on Indigenous housing and economic development was held in Bowler last week. Around 160 Native Americans from
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UW Credit Union opens 35th location on Madison’s east side
UW Credit Union (UWCU) opened its doors to celebrate its new 35th location on Madison’s east side with a fresh building concept on
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UW Credit Union opens new location on Madison’s east side
UW Credit Union will open its 35th location on Cottage Grove Road next week as its membership continues to grow. The new location
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Advent Nose & Throat to open Madison location
Advent, one of the nation’s premiere nose and throat treatment centers, will open its newest location in Madison this October. The new ear,
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Indigenous Biz Con set for Milwaukee Oct 14-15
Indigenous Biz Con (IBC) returns to Milwaukee this month to bring Wisconsin’s Native American business community together. This year’s theme will be “Revitalizing
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Wisconsin Tech Month gets underway tomorrow
Wisconsin Tech Month returns Oct. 1 with midwest wide events to amplify opportunities, resources and innovation in Wisconsin as a regional tech hub.
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Minority owned businesses in Wisconsin continue to find new opportunities
In Wisconsin, the Biden Administration has highlighted continued efforts to bolster small businesses. In December 2023, Biden came to Wisconsin to tout record
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Small business optimism slips
Optimism on small businesses is down for the 32nd consecutive month as owners struggle to fill jobs and keep up with inflation, according