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Daily Updates — published: 9/19/2018
Jamf buys NoMAD software products

Locally founded software company Jamf announced its acquisition on Wednesday of NoMAD, a set of software products used to simplify administration of Mac computers. The deal is intended to improve Jamf’s software, which is used by businesses, educational institutions and government organizations to manage their Apple-brand devices. The open-source — available to all — and commercial versions of NoMAD will both continue, but Jamf will handle support and further
Local Business — published: 9/16/2018
Briefcase 9/16/18

New extended-stay hotel opens on city’s south side Eau Claire’s newest hotel opened last week on the city’s south side, near Interestate 94. The 81-room Candlewood Suites, 4937 Bullis Farm Road, opened Wednesday under the management of Larson Cos., an Eau Claire-based hospitality company. The extended-stay hotel is next to Holiday Inn South and Johnny’s Italian Steakhouse, which also are run by Larson. State nominees sought for annual Job Honor Awards MADISON
Local Business — published: 9/9/2018
Briefcase 9/9/18

Health care update will be Sept. 19 for local businesses Changes in health insurance, health care provider initiatives and potential cost savings for businesses will be discussed at a seminar next week in Eau Claire. This annual health care industry update seminar sponsored by the Eau Claire Area Chamber of Commerce will be 9 to 11 a.m. on Sept. 19 at Best Western PLUS, 3340 Mondovi Road. Jennifer Rust Anderson, an attorney with Altoona firm Prairieview Law, will discuss upcoming changes
Local Business — published: 9/2/2018
Briefcase 9/2/18

Artisan Forge is finalist for economic award MADISON — A growing Eau Claire art business is among the finalists for statewide awards that recognize contributions to economic development in Wisconsin. Artisan Forge Studios is vying with two other finalists for the Wisconsin Economic Development Association’s Economic Development Initiative Award. The award honors innovative economic development efforts that promote growth and prosperity in their communities, according to a WEDA
Local Business — published: 8/16/2018
Business Registrations 8/16/18

The following area business registrations, such as limited liability companies and corporations, were filed in July. Altoona: Chippewa Valley Cat Club Inc., Carl Larson, 535 Lake Road; Elvig LLC, David P. Elvig, 1111 N. Moonlight Drive; Emergency Vehicle Systems LLC, Sherry A. McKinley, 1719 Garfield Ave.; Personica Inc., Peter C. Farrow, 2503 N. Hillcrest Parkway. Amery: Great Blue LLC, Alyssa Montana, 124 Arch St.; Honey Do Construction LLC, Travis Hubred, 832 Wisconsin Ave.; Riverside
Local Business — published: 8/12/2018
Briefcase 8/12/18

City leads Opportunity Zone discussion at RCU building Eau Claire residents can meet with developers and give their ideas for business ideas, construction projects and other ways investors could bolster parts of the city. The city is sponsoring the informal Idea Lounge gathering at 7 to 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 14, in the Eau Claire River Room at RCU’s Corporate Headquarters, 200 Riverfront Terrace. The talk is spurred on by the establishment of three Economic Opportunity Zones in
Local Business — published: 8/12/2018
Business Registrations 8/12/18

The following area business registrations, such as limited liability companies and corporations, were filed in June. Mondovi: Jaydee Home and Kitchen Supplies LLC, Debbie D. Eckwright, E9599 90th Ave. New Auburn: Auburn Property Inspections and Services LLC, David W. Freeberg, 23126 83rd St.; Nightshade Farms LLC, Paul Huffer, 30549 Highway F. Osseo: Financial Concepts LLC, Michelle Diehl, N49383 Highway G; Lindeman Rentals LLC, Daniel J. Lindeman, E12665 Highway HH. Pepin: D&S
Local Business — published: 8/5/2018
Business Registrations 8/5/18

The following area business registrations, such as limited liability companies and corporations, were filed in June. Menomonie: American Engineered Tanks LLC, Earl W. Wildenberg, 721 Seventh St. N.; Here Now To Help LLC, Ronald D. Welsch, 1014 N. Shore Drive. Pure Network Enterprises LLC, Jonathan M. Miller, E6990 720th Ave.; RS Adjusters LLC, Robert Schwiesow, 893 Canyon Road. Sandstone Entertainment LLC, Sandra K. Eiden, 5205 Freitag Drive; Secure Options LLC, Rebecca Kilde, 510½
Local Business — published: 8/5/2018
Cray posts $11M loss in Q2, ups R&D

Supercomputer maker Cray posted an $11 million net loss in the three months that ended June 30, according to its most recent quarterly financial filing. That comes to a 27-cent per share loss for the Seattle-based company, which has manufacturing facilities in Chippewa Falls. In comparison, Cray ended its second quarter of 2017 with a $6.8 million net loss — 17 cents per share. Despite the continued losses, president and CEO Peter Ungaro remained optimistic about the high-powered
Local Business — published: 8/4/2018
Bankruptcies 8/4/18

The following bankruptcies were filed during July in U.S. Bankruptcy Court’s Western District of Wisconsin. Chapter 12 Adjustment of debts of a family farmer. Arkansaw: Wayne F. and Janet S. Brunner. Prairie Farm: Nial J. Murray. Chapter 13 Adjustment of debts of an individual with regular income. Barron: Daniel L. and Debra A. Watters. Chippewa Falls: Andrew S. and Lori L. Hewitt. Hixton: Teresa K. Paar. Hudson: Amy L. Faaren, William A. and Consuela M. Klein. New Richmond:

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Prep football: Menomonie scores late TD to jumble BRC standings

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Storm damages school, fells trees in west-central Wisconsin

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Officials, organizations, UW-EC students seek changes to drinking culture

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High cost of rent coupled with stagnant wage growth is spurring some people to act on affordable housing problem in Eau Claire area

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