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Foxconn signs deal to jointly develop Wisconsin ginseng
Foxconn has signed an agreement to jointly develop Wisconsin's ginseng industry and grow its newly-established Wisconsin-based brand.
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Moneywatch
Personal Finance
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3 reasons why small and medium-sized businesses should consider digital
Check out 3 key reasons why small and medium-sized businesses should consider going digital.
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Local Money News
- Record breaking rain to impact Madison-area lake businesses, state parks into 2019
- Gov. Walker wants lawmakers to return to vote on Kimberly-Clark
- Milwaukee among cities where McDonald's workers vote to strike over sex harassment
- World of Variety stores to close, owner calls community's reaction 'phenomenal'
- Consumer Reports: Beware buying a used rental car
Recalls
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New Zealand chain removes strawberries after needles found
A major New Zealand supermarket chain is removing Australian-brand Choice strawberries from shelves across the country after needles were found in a container of strawberries from Western Australia purchased in Auckland.
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- Bob Evans Farms recalls sausage links
- FDA finds another impurity in recalled heart drug
- GM recalls more than 1M pickups, SUVs
- Ridgid Wet/Dry Vacs sold at Home Depot recalled
Unemployment
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Sarah Sanders apologizes for false claim about African-American jobs
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders issued a rare correction Tuesday night after falsely declaring that President Donald Trump has created three times as many jobs for African-American workers as former President Barack Obama did during his two terms in office.
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- Global employment rises while wages stagnate
- Google has a hard time holding onto its black employees, report finds
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