News from In Business - Golf pros vs. city case settled

July 19, 2018

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Keeping PACE with energy efficient loans

PACE Wisconsin is a financing program for businesses looking to make energy-efficient facility upgrades that provide low-cost, upfront financing covering up to 100% of project costs.

IB Gallery

Swinging for Health

The 14th annual golf outing and card party raised $19,000 toward the creation of a new wellness garden at Stoughton Hospital.
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Business Report

> June homes sales down

> Café Zoma to change name

> Golf pros vs. city case settled

> Soglin won't seek another term

> Tri-North expands design division

Business of Wisconsin Sports Panel Discussion

Discover the challenges and opportunities facing Wisconsin sports when key professional and college sports leaders meet for a panel discussion at the In Business Expo & Conference on Oct. 24. For a list of participants and to register click here.

Blogs

Transportation Matters By Craig Thompson

Failing to plan costs us more than money - it costs us time

Open Mic A guest blog by Holly Caplan

3 signs you should keep your job
and 3 signs you shouldn't

Open Mic A guest blog by Sally Poblete

Association health plans: What small businesses need to know

IB Poll

How far in advance are you planning for your company's future?

A. Day to day

B. Quarterly

C. Annually

D. 5-year plan

E. More than 5 years out

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:

What do you make of Madison Ald. Maurice Cheeks' announcement that he will run for mayor in 2019?

It could be great for economic development to have a fresh voice like Mo Cheeks in the mayor's office.	55%
Let's see what he stands for and who else is running before I make any judgments.	32%
*Like current mayor Paul Soglin said, "Madison can do better."*	*13%*