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President Donald Trump said today Foxconn will add more manufacturing jobs than “we’ve seen in many, many decades” starting with a $10 billion campus in Wisconsin, a state that’s “very close to my heart.”
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A senior Trump administration official says Foxconn’s $10 billion manufacturing facility in Wisconsin will be the “first of many” U.S. investments by the Taiwanese tech company. Foxconn would also be eligible for tax credits totaling up to $3 billion over
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Contact: Ben Voelkel WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, met withChristopher Wray Tuesday to discuss his nomination to be the FBI Director. Chairman Johnson and Mr. Wray discussed challenges facing the next
BrightStar Senior Living Madison is breaking ground next month in Waunakee for the construction of a new senior care living facility. This company is part of BrightStar Care, an Illinois-based franchisor with hundreds of separately owned territories across the country.
House Speaker Paul Ryan told reporters in Milwaukee Monday to “stay tuned” for news about Foxconn’s decision on whether to locate a factory in southeastern Wisconsin. Asked whether he had any insights into the technology company’s decision, Ryan said, “I
Ryan says Special Counsel Robert Mueller should be allowed to proceed with his investigation into ties between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials. Ryan, who appeared Sunday on “UpFront with Mike Gousha,” was asked if he was concerned the president
Milwaukee’s Water Council is welcoming the latest group of water tech-focused startups to its BREW Accelerator program. “From a gel filtering technology to giant bubbles, we are eager to get to work with this new batch of startups,” said Dean
NTU Foundation’s Taxpayers’ Budget Office (TBO) project often criticizes the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) for failing to take into account the best available modeling in its projections, but there are rare instances where the agency deserves praise for doing exactly that. CBO’s
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Legislators and the governor need to give themselves another option and seek permission from the federal government to toll in future years.
The latest version of TrumpCare continues to favor these special interests by cutting taxes for the wealthy, raising out-of-pocket costs on working families and making huge cuts to Medicaid.
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President Donald Trump said today Foxconn will add more manufacturing jobs than “we’ve seen in many, many decades” starting with a $10 billion campus in Wisconsin, a state that’s “very close to my heart.”
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A senior Trump administration official says Foxconn’s $10 billion manufacturing facility in Wisconsin will be the “first of many” U.S. investments by the Taiwanese tech company. Foxconn would also be eligible for tax credits totaling up to $3 billion over 15 years for its planned $10 billion southeastern Wisconsin facility
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Contact: Ben Voelkel WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, met withChristopher Wray Tuesday to discuss his nomination to be the FBI Director. Chairman Johnson and Mr. Wray discussed challenges facing the next FBI Director and opportunities to work together to secure the
BrightStar Senior Living Madison is breaking ground next month in Waunakee for the construction of a new senior care living facility. This company is part of BrightStar Care, an Illinois-based franchisor with hundreds of separately owned territories across the country. Jeff Tews and Susan Rather are franchise co-owners for BrightStar
House Speaker Paul Ryan told reporters in Milwaukee Monday to “stay tuned” for news about Foxconn’s decision on whether to locate a factory in southeastern Wisconsin. Asked whether he had any insights into the technology company’s decision, Ryan said, “I do and stay tuned.” But he said he’d leave updates
Ryan says Special Counsel Robert Mueller should be allowed to proceed with his investigation into ties between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials. Ryan, who appeared Sunday on “UpFront with Mike Gousha,” was asked if he was concerned the president would fire Mueller, a former FBI director. “I really don’t
Milwaukee’s Water Council is welcoming the latest group of water tech-focused startups to its BREW Accelerator program. “From a gel filtering technology to giant bubbles, we are eager to get to work with this new batch of startups,” said Dean Amhaus, president and CEO of The Water Council. Every year,
NTU Foundation’s Taxpayers’ Budget Office (TBO) project often criticizes the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) for failing to take into account the best available modeling in its projections, but there are rare instances where the agency deserves praise for doing exactly that. CBO’s newest analysis of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), the
WisconsinEye Senior Producer Steve Walters and WisPolitics.com editor JR Ross discuss the big stories of the week as they relate to state government. Special guest this week is Wisconsin Hospitals Association CEO Eric Borgerding…. Please log in to access subscriber content. If you don’t have a subscription, please contact schmies@wispolitics.com for subscription options
Legislators and the governor need to give themselves another option and seek permission from the federal government to toll in future years.
The latest version of TrumpCare continues to favor these special interests by cutting taxes for the wealthy, raising out-of-pocket costs on working families and making huge cuts to Medicaid.
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