|
|
What's the future
hold?
Futurist
David Zach, who is on the board of Wisconsin Chapter of
the American Institute of Architects, uses current trends
to help businesses plan for the future.
 Go
to Story
|
|
|
Playing with
a full deck
The
state Legislature will have its hands full in 2002 as lawmakers
grappling with an enormous budget shortfall must also redraw
Wisconsin's legislative map in accordance with the 2000
census.
Go to Story
|
|
|
Contractors
optimistic about 2002
The
economy - and its myriad of mood swings - made headlines
daily in 2001.
And
almost every day, the news reports were conflicting. News
of a shrinking economy was followed by reports that it was
growing faster than economists anticipated.
Go
to Story
|
|
|
Battling a bad
case of recession
The
construction industry has settled into its long winter nap
with a feeling of cautious optimism that it will awake next
spring to a more stable economy and stronger consumer confidence.
Go to Story
|
|
|
The final frontier
Computer
technology leads advances in every field from farming and
factory work to aviation and space travel, and the construction
industry is no exception.
Go
to Story
|
