Talking Trade tariffs discussion at Carroll University, Part 3
Talking Trade hosts Sandi Siegel and Ken Wasylik join Carroll University Business School Dean Tim Sullivan and Prof. Alexandra Sielaff to discuss the tariff plans of the Trump Administration, the third of four segments recorded live at Carroll University, Shattuck Recital Hall, March 20, 2025.
See coverage of the event here.
Lown Institute: Report: $493M deficit between nonprofit hospital tax exemptions and community spending in Wisconsin
BOSTON, Mass.—A new report by the Lown Institute, an independent healthcare think tank, finds that most Wisconsin hospitals spend less on their communities than they receive in tax breaks as nonprofit organizations. Analysts say Wisconsin hospitals fell short in giving back to their community by an average of $493 million per year from 2020 to 2022. This “fair share...
Greater Fox Cities Area Habitat for Humanity: And Appleton Habitat ReStore celebrate Earth Day with Eco-Friendly Fun Fest
APPLETON, Wis. (April 16, 2025) —Greater Fox Cities Area Habitat for Humanity, a leader in affordable housing solutions, is celebrating Earth Day with an Eco-Friendly Fun Fest at its Appleton Habitat ReStore, located at 5402 W. Integrity Way in Appleton (map) from 1-5 p.m. on Earth Day, Tuesday, April 22, 2025.
“The ReStore prides itself on...
Edvest 529: Draft a winning future for your student with a bonus offer from Edvest 529
MADISON, Wis. (April 16, 2025) – The National Football League draft is coming to Green Bay and Edvest 529, Wisconsin’s direct-sold college savings plan, is celebrating with a promotion to help families score a touchdown for their child’s future education. From April 21-27, 2025, accounts opened with an initial deposit of at least $25 will receive a $25 bonus deposit...
UW Health: Stroke survivor encourages advance care planning
MADISON, Wis. – In 2007, Eric Sarno, who was then 37, led an active life, participating in triathlons and marathons while raising his two young daughters. The last thing he expected was to suddenly end up at University Hospital.
A blood clot had formed in his brain that led to a brain hemorrhage, which is...
WED AM News: NFIB urging Congress to make small business tax deduction permanent; GMAR report shows Q1 home sales “essentially flat”
-- NFIB Wisconsin State Director Bill Smith warns that letting a 20% tax deduction for small businesses expire would be “devastating” for the economy.
The National Federation of Independent Business yesterday issued a report highlighting the impact of the small business tax deduction, established by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. The...
NFIB urging Congress to make small business tax deduction permanent
NFIB Wisconsin State Director Bill Smith warns that letting a 20% tax deduction for small businesses expire would be “devastating” for the economy.
The National Federation of Independent Business yesterday issued a report highlighting the impact of the small business tax deduction, established by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. The group...
GOP lawmakers want to create State Film Office, offer incentives for producing TV and movies
Fresh off the success of a competition cooking show, GOP lawmakers are again circulating legislation to create state tax incentives for film and TV production, arguing Wisconsin is missing out on “economic benefits that most other states enjoy.”
Under the latest version of the bill, a newly created State Film Office would be able...
TUE AM News: GOP lawmakers want to create State Film Office, offer incentives for producing TV and movies; MMAC’s Kooyenga weighs in on potential trade deals, economic uncertainty
-- Fresh off the success of a competition cooking show, GOP lawmakers are again circulating legislation to create state tax incentives for film and TV production, arguing Wisconsin is missing out on “economic benefits that most other states enjoy.”
Under the latest version of the bill, a newly created State Film Office would be...