As Wisconsinites consider who their representative will be in the 8th Congressional District, Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC) the combined state chamber and manufacturers association will host a debate on July 25, 2024 between the three candidates vying for the Republican nomination. All three will be asked about their viewpoints and policy solutions related to job creation, economic growth and other issues. The 90-minute discussion will help voters make an informed decision as they head to the polls on August 13. Candidates include:
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Goldman Sachs is warning clients of a summer correction in the stock market as economic growth slows down and political risks rise.