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Wausau Paper ends 114 years of papermaking in Wisconsin

Wisconsin Business
-- A Wausau firm ended 114 years of paper-making in Wisconsin yesterday. The Wausau Paper Corporation signed a final agreement to sell its mills in Rhinelander and Mosinee to a new company sponsored by KPS Capital Partners of New York.

May 21, 2013

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Jury says Kohler must pay firm $10 million for patent violation

Wisconsin Business
-- A federal jury has told the Kohler Company to pay almost $10-million to a Massachusetts firm, for infringing on two patents.

May 20, 2013

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Aptar Group plans expansion in Mukwonago

Wisconsin Business
-- A company that makes caps, valves, and pumps for food-and-household products is working on a $50-million expansion for its plant in Mukwonago.

May 07, 2013

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Merger to create state's, nation's largest specialty paper company

Wisconsin Business
-- The merger of four Wisconsin paper mills will create the state’s biggest papermaking company, measured by total jobs

May 04, 2013

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KPS signs deal with Wausau Paper to form large specialy paper company

Wisconsin Business
-- The reported buyer of paper mills in Kaukauna and De Pere plans to combine those operations with mills in Mosinee and Rhinelander to form what is says will be one of the leading specialty paper companies in North America.

April 23, 2013

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Pewaukee company moving half its jobs to Mexico

Wisconsin Business
-- A Pewaukee company which makes electrical equipment says it is moving more than half of its jobs to Mexico.

April 23, 2013

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Ampco Pumps planning expansion

Wisconsin Business
- Glendale-based Ampco Pumps plans to break ground next May on an expansion which will nearly double its headquarters and could possibly mean the addition of 30 jobs.

April 03, 2013

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State Business Briefs: Telemark Resort to stay open after rumors of its closing

Wisconsin Business
-- People living near Cable have heard the story before – Telemark Resort was closing for good. Media reports picked it up and members of the local chamber of commerce relayed the rumor. But, Telemark manager Robin Bucholz says it’s not true.

March 30, 2013

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Wisconsin State Business Briefs: Humana Inc. plans to hire 75 more persons for Green Bay office

Wisconsin Business
-- Humana Incorporated plans to hire another 75 customer-care specialists at its office in the Green Bay area.

March 20, 2013

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BRP of Racine to add new product line

Wisconsin Business
-- A maker of outboard boat engines in Racine County is adding a new product line – but for now, at least, it’s not adding new employees.

March 19, 2013

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Kewaunee area to take hit when nuclear plant closes

Wisconsin Business
-- East-central Wisconsin will suffer a huge blow to its economy after the Kewaunee Nuclear Power Plant closes this spring.

March 08, 2013

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Marinette Marine to stay busy building littoral ships for Navy

Marinette Marine to stay busy building littoral ships for Navy Wisconsin Business
-- The makers of combat ships in Marinette will stay busy for at least five more years. Defense contractor Lockheed Martin is getting almost $700-million federal dollars to construct two more littoral combat boats at Marinette Marine through July of 2018.

March 05, 2013

Middleton company benefits from collective bargaining law

Wisconsin Business
-- When Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker effectively ended collective bargaining for public workers in 2011, it created a niche industry for a Middleton labor consulting firm.

March 03, 2013

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Paper company to lay off employees in central Wisconsin

Wisconsin Business
-- An Ohio-based paper company plans to lay off about five-percent of its workforce – including a number of employees in central Wisconsin.

February 20, 2013

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Generac reports increased sales of generators after Hurricane Sandy

Wisconsin Business
-- A Waukesha company that makes back-up electric generators reported a 28-percent sales increase from October-through-December, when Superstorm Sandy hit.

February 15, 2013

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