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Article: Company handles a heavy load Truck firm overcomes recession, loss of brands
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- The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI)
- Article date:
- October 2, 2009
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By JOE TASCHLER
Managing a small business during a recession is tough enough.
When some of the brands you represent disappear in the middle of the
downturn, losing sleep becomes part of the process.
The double whammy of a downturn and disappearance of certain
General Motors and Sterling models has made for some interesting
days at Milwaukee-based Badger Truck Center.
Ranked 63rd on Deloitte's 2009 Wisconsin 75 list of the state's
largest privately held companies, Badger Truck Center is a second-
generation, family-owned business that is battling through and
surviving the economic downturn.
Not only were many of its commercial truck customers hit hard by
the recession, two of its ...
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