We're planning a road trip to
Wisconsin this summer.
我们计划今年夏天去威斯康星州自驾游。
Wisconsin is known for its cheese and beer.
威斯康星州以它的奶酪和啤酒而闻名。
My grandparents live in a small town in
Wisconsin.
我的祖父母住在威斯康星州的一个小镇上。
We went fishing at the lake in
Wisconsin last weekend.
上周末我们在威斯康星州的湖里钓鱼了。
The capital of
Wisconsin is Madison.
威斯康星州的首府是麦迪逊。
Wisconsin has some beautiful state parks to explore.
威斯康星州有一些非常漂亮的州立公园可以探索。
We had a fantastic time at the
Wisconsin State Fair.
我们在威斯康星州的州展会上度过了愉快的时光。
Wisconsin's climate can be quite cold during winter.
威斯康星州的冬天气候可能会非常寒冷。
I'm excited to try the local cuisine in
Wisconsin.
我很期待尝试威斯康星州的当地美食。
Wisconsin has a strong tradition of hunting and fishing.
威斯康星州有狩猎和钓鱼的传统。
Headquartered in Wisconsin, Kohler is one of the biggest family businesses in the US.
科勒总部位于威斯康星州，是美国最大的家族企业之一。
In 2016, thexa0state, along with Pennsylvaniaxa0and Wisconsin, put Republicanxa0Donald Trump over the top in thexa0Electoral College count and intoxa0the White House.
An investment plan in Wisconsin started from April 2017, and was officially announced in June of the same year as a strategic deployment to globalize its technology research and development.
The company, which is based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, announced on Wednesday that it will partner with Qianjiang Motorcycle Co to make a motorcycle that will be more compact than its trademark model.
Foxconn Technology Group, the world's largest contractor for electronics and a major supplier to Apple Inc, raised alarm in Wisconsin, the United States, after announcing it will change the focus of its $10 billion display-making factory there from manufacturing to research.
Woo added that the company was still evaluating its options for Wisconsin but he cited the steep cost of making advanced TV screens in the United States, where labor expenses are comparatively high.
A spokesman for Foxconn released a statement saying that the company was still committed "to our long-term investment in Wisconsin".
The company said that it remained committed to creating as many as 13,000 jobs in Wisconsin and would "actively consider opportunities" involving flat-screen technology.
But it said it also was "examining ways for Wisconsin's knowledge workers to promote research and development".
The company said that "this has necessitated the adjustment of plans for all projects, including Wisconsin".
Foxconn's Wisconsin facility marks its biggest expansion into the US and will help the manufacturing giant expand its sales of large-sized LCD TVs in the US market, experts said.
Foxconn Technology Group, the Taiwanese electronics giant that is Apple’sxa0main manufacturing partner, said that it is reconsidering plans to make advanced liquid crystal display panels at a $10 billion Wisconsin campus and intends to hire mostly engineers and researchers rather than the manufacturing workforce of 13,000 that the project originally promised.
Instead of focusing on LCD manufacturing, Foxconn said it wants to create a "technology hub" in Wisconsin that would largely consist of research facilities along with packaging and assembly operations,xa0Louis Woo, special assistant to Foxconn CEO Terry Gou, told Reuters in a story published on Wednesday.
“In Wisconsin we’re not building a factory.
You can’t use a factory to view our Wisconsin investment,” Woo said.
Earlier this month, Foxconn reiterated its intention to create 13,000 jobs in Wisconsin but said it had slowed its pace of hiring.
It later said it would build smaller LCD screensWoo told Reuters that the company was still evaluating options for Wisconsin but he cited the steep cost of making advanced TV screens in the United States.
Electronics manufacturer Foxconn broke ground on a massive display-screen producing complex in the US state of Wisconsin on Thursday, with the participation of President Donald Trump.
However, a recent announcement by motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson, also based in Wisconsin, revealed that it plans to move some production overseas to avoid retaliatory tariffs from the European Union.
Speaking at the ceremony, Foxconn Chairman Terry Gou said the project will create 13,000 "high tech, high paying and high potential" jobs to Wisconsin and the United States.
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker is seeking re-election later this year and has been showing the Foxconn project as a sign of a strong local economy.
Its Wisconsin plant will produce displays used in a wide range of devices and solutions, from televisions to self-driving cars, and aircraft systems.
"Republican Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner, whose Wisconsin district includes Harley's plant in Menomonee Falls, said the EU has a long history of abusive trade practices but urged Trump to address abuses without harming jobs in the US.
"It's unfortunate that such a strong Wisconsin company like Harley-Davidson has to bear the brunt of this trade dispute," Sensenbrenner said.
Hundreds of local residents in Wisconsin counties of Kenosha and Racine have attended a forum to voice their concerns over tech giant Foxconn's $10 billion project there.
The organizers said two other similar forums, set for March 14 and 21, will be held to discuss the impact on local government and policy respectively, as well as on Wisconsin and beyond.
The Wisconsin government and Foxconn last year signed a deal on building a display screen plant worth $10 billion.
US cheese-producing states, especially Wisconsin, the nation's largest producer, will benefit from China's recent move to reduce tariffs on cheese from 12 percent to 8 percent.
In 2016, Wisconsin was the fourth-largest exporter of cheese of all kinds to China, accounting for more than $3.8 million in sales, according to the Agriculture Marketing Resource Center at Iowa State University.
Total US cheese production in 2016 was 12.2 billion pounds, up 3.4 percent from 2015, according to the center, and Wisconsin led the nation in cheese production in 2015, with 3.1 billion pounds.
CHICAGO — Tech giant Foxconn's display screen plant in Wisconsin would get a $140 million project to meet its huge electric demand, local transmission utility American Transmission Co (ATC) has said.
The government of the US state of Wisconsin and Foxconn inked the final contract for the plant worth $10 billion in November.
CHICAGO — The Governor of Wisconsin State Scott Walker inked a final contract with Foxconn Technology Group Chairman Terry Gou Friday for the planned massive display screen plant worth $10 billion in the state's southeast city of Racine.
According to the contract, the Wisconsin government has to provide an incentive package of $3 billion if Foxconn invests $10 billion in building a new display screen factory and campus near Racine.
The investment plan, labeled by Walker as "the largest economic development project in the history of Wisconsin," involves a virtual village, with housing, stores and service businesses spreading over at least 4 square kilometers, according to media reports.
US President Donald Trump announced Foxconn's plan to build a factory in Wisconsin at a White House event in July, accompanied by Foxconn Chairman Terry Gou.
The Wisconsin plant would construct liquid crystal display panels for televisions, computers and other uses.
"Foxconn, the world's largest electronics contractor, announced on July 27 the company will invest $10 billion to build a liquid-crystal display panel manufacturing facility in Wisconsin, United States, in the next four years.
"Besides Wisconsin, Foxconn is also in talks with other states.
He announced last week the plan to invest $10 billion in the next four years to build a factory in Wisconsin in the US.
[Photo/BLOOMBERG]Doubts have increased whether Asian tech giant Foxconn can fill the 13,000 new jobs it needs to start the $10 billion new plant it has pledged to build in the US state of Wisconsin.
"They're not going to get (the incentives) if they don't provide the jobs and don't provide the capital investment," Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker said on Thursday.
"It's going to be very challenging, given that the job market is very tight nationally and in Wisconsin.
"Wisconsin, in particular, has many great higher learning institutions that are capable of meeting the needs of such employers that locate in the area.
[Photo/Agencies]Foxconn Technology Group, the world's largest electronics contractor, announced on Thursday it will invest $10 billion in the next four years to build a liquid-crystal display panel manufacturing facility in Wisconsin in the United States.
The new facility, in southeastern Wisconsin, will manufacture LCD panels used in a wide range of sectors－the latest generation of televisions, self-driving cars, aircraft systems, education and entertainment, as well as healthcare, advanced manufacturing systems, office automation and interactive new retail.
He added that Wisconsin also offers a talented, hardworking labor force and has a long history in advanced manufacturing, presenting an extraordinary opportunity for the company.
Analysts said Foxconn's Wisconsin facility marks its biggest expansion into the US and will help the manufacturing giant expand its sales of large-sized LCD TVs in the US market.
Moreover, US President Trump's claim to revitalize manufacturing, as well as preferential policies and subsidies from the state of Wisconsin have attracted Foxconn to produce LCD panels to satisfy local demand," said Zhang Yanbin, assistant director of Beijing-based consultancy All View Cloud.
[Photo/Agencies]The Foxconn Technology Group announced it will invest $10 billion in the next four years to build a liquid-crystal display (LCD) panel manufacturing facility in Wisconsin, the United States.
The new facility, located at a site in Southeastern Wisconsin, will manufacture LCD panels used in a wide range of sectors – the latest generation of TVs, self-driving cars, aircraft systems, education and entertainment, as well as healthcare, advanced manufacturing system, office automation and interactive new retail – as stated in the statement.
"He added Wisconsin also offers a talented, hard-working workforce and has a long history in advanced manufacturing, presenting an extraordinary opportunity for the company.
"Starting out with a building temperature control device in the 1880s, the Wisconsin, United States-based company has grown to offer a wide range of solutions that aim to make buildings safer, smarter and more sustainable.
Particularly affected are Wisconsin growers, who have been producing over half of US cranberries for more than a decade, at prices below the national average.
Approximately 250 Wisconsin growers, as well as cranberry processors, product manufacturers and others that rely on a strong cranberry industry will be affected, said Tom Lochner, executive director of the Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers Association.
“International exports are an important part of the Wisconsin cranberry industry and market.
Wisconsin is the home state of House Speaker Paul Ryan, who has repeatedly criticized the Trump administration’s use of tariffs.
Mark Mariani, chairman and chief executive of Mariani Premium Dried Fruit, which processes cranberries in Wisconsin, told The Wall Street Journal that China was his largest export market and that the orders just stopped.
The farmers group, chaired by former Republican senator Richard Lugar and Democrat senator Max Baucus, will run the advertisements, a mix of radio, television, and print advertising, initially in Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Ohio, South Dakota and Wisconsin.
Ran Bin, director of the intelligent connected transportation research institute of Southeast University-University of Wisconsin System, said: "We should regard roads and vehicles as a complete system and use smart roads to improve vehicle safety, reliability and related functions.