Wisconsin-Foxconn deal could cost public $4.5 billion | The Hill
Foxconn, Wisconsin reach new deal on scaled back facility | AP News
Wisconsin's Foxconn Boondoggle Looks Worse Than Ever
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Foxconn construction continues, but the company is silent about hiring
How Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker Got Taken in the Foxconn Deal - Belt Magazine
Scott Walker, Donald Trump Secured Scam Foxconn Deal for Wisconsin
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Wisconsin's $4.1 billion Foxconn factory boondoggle - The Verge
Foxconn shifts focus of Wisconsin project away from manufacturing jobs | PBS NewsHour
The Foxconn Con Was Always a Scam - Shepherd Express
Walker, Foxconn Leader Sign Historic Wisconsin Contract | Wisconsin Public Radio
Trump, Walker, and the Foxconn Con - The American Prospect
Murphy's Law: Foxconn Plays Politics for Walker? » Urban Milwaukee
Walker to take part in Foxconn site development announcement
Wisc. Republicans who touted Foxconn factory plan try to blame Democratic governor for debacle
Foxconn, Walker will unveil 'major economic development' in Eau Claire
Trump's “Incredible” Foxconn Deal Turns Out to Be a Another Massive Con Job | Vanity Fair
Scott Walker Thought He Could Get Away With Corporate Welfare | The New Republic
Walker launches four TV ads emphasizing Foxconn project across state - WisPolitics
Scott Walker's Big Promises to Foxconn Factory Might Be Illegal: Experts
Wisconsin Gov. Walker signs bill for $3B Foxconn package - Milwaukee Business Journal
The Factory That Ate Wisconsin - Dissent Magazine
Foxconn falls short of job creation quota for 2018
Scott Walker Foxconn Deal in Wisconsin Has Not Produced Jobs Promised
Foxconn contract signed by Gov. Scott Walker, Terry Gou
President Trump's Foxconn Promise, So Far Unfulfilled : NPR
Did Scott Walker and Donald Trump Deal Away the Wisconsin Governor's Race to Foxconn? | The New Yorker
