Walmart Offers New Books For $10
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Walmart cuts 60 percent or more from the cost of new hardcover books, and Amazon.com has responded with a similar deal. 3 hours ago | WISN 12 |  

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Sensient Declares Dividend 12 hours ago |  
Merge Healthcare Sets Third Quarter 2009 Earnings Call 18 hours ago |  
The Marcus Corporation Declares Quarterly Dividend 1 day ago |  
Dawes Rigging & Crane Rental, Inc. Hosts 17th Annual Golf Outing, Donates $6,000... 1 day ago |  
Latest release from Big Bang LLC enables efficient migration to Windows 7 1 day ago |  
Carmex Debuts New Ultra Hydrating Lip Balm at Emmy® Gifting Events 1 week ago |  
Southwest reports $16M loss in Q3
Southwest Airlines Co. said Thursday it posted a $16 million loss for the third quarter as the company recorded expenses tied to its employee voluntary severance program and a... 19 hours ago | Business Journal |  
Study sees surging demand for mid-level jobs in Wisconsin
More than 426,000 mid-level job openings are projected for the state by 2016, according to a study by the Workforce Alliance and the Skills2Compete-Wisconsin campaign. 19 hours ago | Business Journal |  
Gateway grant to assist displaced workers
Gateway Technical College received a $497,938 federal grant to benefit displaced workers and get them enrolled in health care occupations. 19 hours ago | Business Journal |  
Harley-Davidson to end Buell line, cut 180 jobs
Harley-Davidson Inc. said Thursday that it will discontinue its Buell line of performance motorcycles and sell an Italian motorcycle unit in order to focus on its main namesake... 19 hours ago | Business Journal |  
MillerCoors 2Q sales down
MillerCoors sales to retailers declined 1.3 percent in the fiscal second quarter on declines in major brands Miller Lite and Coors Light, offset slightly by continued strong... 20 hours ago | Business Journal |  
Consumers Want New Credit Card Rules Sooner
Fed up with rising fees, interest rate hikes, limit cuts and other harsh changes to their credit cards, most consumers want the date for major reforms moved up. 20 hours ago | WISN 12 |  
514K New Jobless Claims; Inflation Remains Muted
The number of newly laid-off workers filing claims for unemployment insurance has fallen to the lowest level since early January, a sign the labor market is slowly improving. 20 hours ago | WISN 12 |  
MU, BloodCenter, UWM to split research funds
Wisconsin Congresswoman Gwen Moore of Milwaukee announced Thursday that three Milwaukee research facilities will receive a combined $3,940,596 in Recovery Act dollars to fund... 14 hours ago | Business Journal |  
Palermo's enters sponsorship with Bucks
Palermo Villa Inc., the Milwaukee producer of Palermo's brand frozen pizzas, has agreed to a sponsorship of the Milwaukee Bucks that will put the company's name on a lounge and... 14 hours ago | Business Journal |  
Doyle signs innovation agreement with Manitoba
Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle, along with Manitoba Premier Gary Doer, today signed an agreement that promotes a working relationship between Wisconsin and the province of Manitoba,... 14 hours ago | Business Journal |  
Pay Or Walk? Annual Credit Card Fees Test Limits
Annual fees for credit cards have become a rarity, but more cardholders may soon have to decide between paying them or forfeiting their cards. 14 hours ago | WISN 12 |  
Wisconsin unemployment down to 7.7%
Wisconsin’s seasonally unemployment rate for September was 7.7 percent, down from a month ago and from the same month last year, the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development... 14 hours ago | Business Journal |  
Southwest Chases Other Add-Ons Besides Bag Fees
Southwest Airlines Co. is the only big U.S. airline that doesn't charge baggage fees, but that's not going to stop it from looking for other add-ons to sell to travelers, its CEO... 14 hours ago | WISN 12 |  
Litigation wave forecast to hit companies
Corporate litigators may find themselves facing a dramatic upswing in business. 14 hours ago | Business Journal |