Tavern League lobbyist tells me the group will not appeal judge's decision to deny an injunction against Evers order limiting capacity. "We're disappointed but we're going to suck it up, tell our members this is what it means, and hope the hell we can get through it." — Molly Beck (@MollyBeck) October 19, 2020 …
Business
Business, Economy
Inaction
Business, Corporate Welfare, Crony Capitalism, Cronyism, Foxconn
FOXCONN: INELIGIBLE FOR BILLIONS IT WANTS WITHOUT A NEW CONTRACT
Business, Coronavirus
An ‘endless demand’ for COVID-19 test kits
Business, Employment, Government Spending, Law
Study: WISGOP Killed a Wisconsin Wage Law. Public Costs Stayed the Same, But Construction CEOs Got a Raise
Business, Coronavirus, Lawsuit, Open Government, Public Health
Wisconsin Business Groups Sue to Keep COVID Lists Secret
Business, Coronavirus
Marcus closes 17 of the theaters it reopened this summer…
Business
Why Briggs & Stratton Went Bust
Business, Coronavirus
Dells’ Tommy Bartlett Show to Close Permanently
Business, Food
Wisconsin Company Recalls Its Bad Wieners
Products “may be found intact, or individually in a meat counter display” and are reportedly of the “old fashioned” variety.
Business, Coronavirus, Public Health
Gov. Evers Defends Not Naming Businesses Hit By COVID
Business, Coronavirus
New Glarus Brewing Co. closed for remainder of 2020
Business, Covidiocy, Madison
Madison movie theaters prepare to re-open
Three Madison area movie theaters to reopen #news3now https://t.co/aeHahQxEfg — News 3 Now / Channel 3000 (@WISCTV_News3) August 27, 2020
Business, Unions
Colectivo Owners Oppose Union
Business, Covidiocy, Middleton
Anti-mask Helbachs Coffee loses its Middleton lease
Business, Ethics, Speaker Vos
Vos omitted several business interests…
.@SpeakerVos omitted several business interests from his financial disclosure forms. A D.C. government watchdog group, asks the ethics commission to open an investigation, but Vos is amending it and his office says it was an oversight.https://t.co/YI2a7g9RiX pic.twitter.com/U18EvJKYla — Wisconsin Examiner (@WIExaminer) August 19, 2020
Business, Economy
Pandemic Widens Gap Between Big and Small Business
Business, Coronavirus
44 Percent of Seneca Foods Employees in Barron County Test Positive for COVID-19
Business, Casino, Coronavirus, Tribes
Wisconsin’s tribal casinos try UV light to fight coronavirus
Business, Coronavirus
COVID outbreaks at Seneca Foods plants
Business, Coronavirus, Dane County
EPIC RETREAT: EPIC SYSTEMS BACKS OFF PLAN REQUIRING EMPLOYEES TO REPORT IN-PERSON ON MONDAY
Business, Coronavirus, Entertainment, Wisconsin Dells
DONE FOR 2020: Noah’s Ark in Dells
Business, Coronavirus, Madison
Epic Systems Makes Epic Demand: Get Back to Your Desks!
Most of Epic's nearly 10,000 employees will be required to return to the health software company's campus by Sept. 21. https://t.co/TAXWMBo8Hy — Wisconsin State Journal (@WiStateJournal) August 5, 2020
Business, Coronavirus, Entertainment, Wisconsin Dells
NOAH’s ARK CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE AFTER EMPLOYEES TEST POSITIVE FOR COVID-19
Business
Aluminum can shortage worries Wisconsin breweries
Business
Shuttered
Jelly Belly to close Pleasant Prairie warehouse, tour https://t.co/tPoFKA7aBk — Journal Sentinel (@journalsentinel) July 28, 2020
Business, Recession
Experts: Wisconsin’s smallest businesses faced biggest hurdles for COVID-19 loans
Agriculture, Business, Economy
COVID Baking Boom Boon for Grain Farmers
Business
Bankruptcy: Briggs & Stratton
Business, Coronavirus, Public Health, Tavern League
Why are bars still open?
Business, Economy, UW System, UW-Whitewater
The Difference Between Bristol, N.H. and Whitewater, WI
Whitewater’s difference is clear: she mostly depends on a (relatively large for the city’s size) public university campus, along with few light manufacturing concerns in her industrial park. It’s the public university – one that depends on public funds – that sustains Whitewater at her present size.