Despite laying off approximately 230 employees -- including 50 in Wisconsin -- this week, Exact Sciences says it still plans to move forward with its $350 million expansion project in Madison.
MADISON, Wis. -- Roughly 230 employees of Exact Sciences, including 50 in Wisconsin, are being laid off, the company confirmed Thursday. In an email Thursday…
Exact Sciences is getting ready to invest another $350 million into its Madison campuses, potentially creating more than 1,300 jobs, the company and state leaders announced Thursday morning.
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