A study by the Minnesota Housing Partnership reveals the domino effect at play in the Twin Cities rental market, especially in its response to an increasing number of well-off renters.
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UnitedHealth expects its sales and profit growth to continue into its final quarter as it downsizes its Obamacare plan offerings to three states.
The early-stage investment has so far raised $20 million of a $30 million funding round, which it plans to distribute to promising tech entrepreneurs.
Government, employers and nonprofit organizations are trying to raise awareness about manufacturing jobs — and to combat some negative stereotypes.
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Chamber president Doug Loon said lawmakers should not be “imposing a straightjacket with one-size-fits-all mandates.”