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Confessions of a money manager: See the light of solar stocks
Well, here we go again. Oil prices are now over $120 a barrel, and everyone, it seems, knows exactly what to do... full story >>> TCT
An iPhone for $199?
With competitive pressures mounting, AT&T may cut the iPhone's price to boost demand -- and cement its relationship with Apple, according to media reports... full story >>> TCT
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Business Digest
FAMOUS FOOTWEAR RELOCATIONAbout 40 have signed up for St. Louis So far, about 40 employees of Famous Footwear in Madison have told the parent company, Brown Shoe, they plan to stay with the company and... full story >>> WSJ
John Oncken: Landmark silo gone, and perhaps its history, too
It was surely a landmark standing tall on the hill off Lake Kegonsa Road southwest of Stoughton in Dane County. Obviously it was a silo of some... full story >>> TCT
Invitrogen signs deal for WARF stem-cell patent
A California biotech company that had expressed frustration over Wisconsin's stem-cell patents has signed a licensing agreement for stem-cell technologies with the Wisconsin Alumni Research... full story >>> WSJ
Kalahari Resort breaks ground on $15 million indoor entertainment facility
LAKE DELTON — A 65-foot Ferris wheel, a carousel and dozens of arcade games will open here this... full story >>> WSJ
Monroe brewery unveils new beers
The Minhas Craft Brewery in Monroe is making clear malt around the clock to keep pace with anticipated demand for its new Corsairs line of malt-based coolers... full story >>> TCT
American Superconductor nears profit with booming wind business
A booming global wind power business centered in American Superconductor Corp.'s Middleton-based Power Systems unit has more than doubled revenues and made American... full story >>> TCT
'Next generation' of in-flight broadband under development
Intelsat and Panasonic Avionics Corp. have announced a multi-year agreement to develop what they are calling the next generation of in-flight passenger broadband service, Multichannel.com reported... full story >>> TCT
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Clearwire, Sprint Nextel combining wireless broadband units
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Clearwire and Sprint Nextel said Wednesday they will combine their wireless broadband units to create a $14.55 billion communications company... full story >>> WSJ
