Business
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Direct primary care in Wisconsin sees increased demand as health insurance prices skyrocket
At direct primary care clinics, patients pay a membership fee that covers basic appointments and screenings, bypassing insurance. Many patients pair it with a high-deductible plan, but some are now forgoing insurance altogether.
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Federal lawsuit says Milwaukee restaurant illegally let managers collect worker tips
The federal government is suing a Milwaukee seafood restaurant and its owners, alleging they illegally allowed managers to collect tips from other workers.
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Epic, health care providers sue over alleged misuse of patient records
The companies improperly accessed and monetized nearly 300,000 patient medical records from Epic users, according to Epic.Â
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Developer abandons data center plans in rural Brown County
The announcement comes after residents and a local business in Greenleaf raised concerns about the prospect of a data center in the community.
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Wisconsin wedding barn owners call for easing restrictions in new liquor license law
A bipartisan group of lawmakers are in the early stages of trying to roll back some restrictions on wedding barns in particular.
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Mysterious land offers in rural Brown County raise concerns about possible data center
A community in rural Brown County is raising the alarm on a possible data center development after several people received offers to purchase their property from a local realtor on behalf of a Delaware-based limited liability company.
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From mushrooms to makeup, Twin Ports ‘Nice Girls’ marketplace builds women-run businesses
Nice Girls of the North is a women’s collective hosting a monthly marketplace of eclectic creative wares, whose members help each other by sharing business tips and resources.
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Yemeni coffee shops are expanding across the Milwaukee area
A growing number of Yemeni coffee shops have opened up in the Milwaukee area over the past several months.
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Marshfield-based Prince Corp. could close, lay off 107 employees in February
A Marshfield-based company founded by a Civil War veteran is in danger of closing and laying off 107 employees next month if its assets aren’t sold.
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After a successful first year, ‘The Glide’ returns to Boulder Junction
The Boulder Junction Town Park board, along with more than a dozen volunteers, created The Glide. It’s an 0.8-mile long trail through a portion of the Northern Highland American Legion State Forest that the town uses as its Winter Park.










