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What funding is available to help Wisconsin companies expand exports? Read More

C-Motive Technologies is dedicated to creating the "most reliable, lightweight, energy- and cost-effective electric motors and non-contact power transfer devices on the market today. Read More

The bioscience industry remains a strong and growing industry in Wisconsin, contributing almost $27 billion in total economic output and employing nearly 36,000 people in 2013. Read More

As China seeks to shed its role as “the world’s factory,” its economy is moving into advanced industry sectors such as research and development and high-end manufacturing. Read More

Our evolving business climate story receives perhaps its most complete coverage yet in a joint publication the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) has produced in partnership with Site Selection magazine. It is my pleasure to share with you the Wisconsin Economic Development Guide. Read More

The steps and resources required to start a business, as well as that business’s long-term success, are influenced by a complex set of factors. While business formation and success is largely in the private sector, the public sector has a role to play, particularly with regard to companies that face technical barriers, capital constraints and regulatory hurdles. Read More

Gamber-Johnson, a leading supplier of rugged computer mounting systems and vehicle mounting components, has built a reputation for providing quality, innovative products. Read More

Wisconsin’s strength in the food and beverage sector was highlighted earlier this month in the In Wisconsin® exhibit at IFT15, the international trade show of the Institute of Food Technologists in Chicago. Read More

Wisconsin businesses exported $23.43 billion in goods worldwide in 2014—an all-time high for the state and a 1.4 percent increase over the prior year. Over the last four years, the state’s exports have grown by 18.3 percent. Read More

A coalition of 10 public and private organizations are working together to encourage more businesses throughout the Midwest to utilize Wisconsin’s 29 commercial ports and harbors to ship freight. Read More