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What’s Next for Foxconn?

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Tim Sheehy of the MMAC and Minority Leader Gordon Hintz weigh in on Foxconn.

News broke this week that Foxconn considered scaling back production of LCD screens in the state, yet the week ended with the company doubling down on its commitment to produce screens in Wisconsin and create 13,000 jobs. Weighing in on the news are Tim Sheehy, President of the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce, and Assembly Minority Leader Gordon Hintz, D-Oshkosh.

02/01/2019 | Rating TV-G

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Do Inclusivity and Bias Trainings Work?

Do Inclusivity and Bias Trainings Work?

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Clip: S1700 Ep1730 | 4m 44s | UW-Madison Psychology Professor Markus Brauer discusses how well bias trainings work. (4m 44s)

McCoshen and Ross React to Foxconn, Shutdown

McCoshen and Ross React to Foxconn, Shutdown

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Clip: S1700 Ep1730 | 6m 33s | Panelists Bill McCoshen and Scot Ross break down the latest Foxconn news. (6m 33s)

Wisconsin Faces Antarctic-Level Freeze

Wisconsin Faces Antarctic-Level Freeze

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Clip: S1700 Ep1730 | 4m 11s | Atmospheric science professor Jon Martin explains the forces behind the recent cold snap. (4m 11s)

Noon Wednesday with guest Andrew Beckett

Noon Wednesday with guest Andrew Beckett

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Clip: S1700 Ep1730 | 10m 33s | Andrew Beckett of Wi. Emergency Mgmt talks about what to know heading into the record cold (10m 33s)

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