News from In Business - Coming to Wisconsin: Foxconn makes it official

July 27, 2017

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> Coming to Wisconsin: Foxconn makes it official

> Madison's C.W. Carlson to close

> Mead & Hunt merges with Florida firm

> Labor publishes RFI on overtime rule

> Walker announces WisConnect internship website

Now accepting nominations for the Women of Industry awards!

Nominate yourself or someone you know for IB's third annual Women of Industry awards program, honoring forward-thinking women who have had a significant impact on their industries, whether locally, regionally, nationally, or globally. The awards program is open to women in all industries with any professional title who work in one of the following counties: Columbia, Dane, Dodge, Green, Iowa, Jefferson, Rock, and Sauk. Nominations are due on Aug. 15, 2017.
To nominate yourself or someone you know, click here!

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IB Poll

Reports say Wisconsin could invest up to $3 billion to lure Foxconn Technology here. Do you think the benefits are worth it?

A. Yes, because it will pay for itself, create jobs and tax base, and attract workers.

B. No, the price tag is too steep and might crowd out other budget priorities.

To cast your vote, click here and then scroll down to the IB Poll on the right-hand side of the page.

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Results from last week's poll question:

After the failure of the GOP's repeal and replace bill, what should Congressional Republicans do on health care?