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Klobuchar is one of the few DFLers popular in Greater Minnesota, where Republicans have come to dominate in recent elections.
Though the state’s unemployment rate fell for the third month in a row in August, the change in seasons will likely disrupt economic progress.
The funds will be primarily directed toward education and workforce development programs.
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The funds will be primarily directed toward education and workforce development programs.
Executives from Abbott, Cameron's Coffee, Protolabs, and other 2020 Minnesota Manufacturing Excellence winners discuss innovation, technology, workforce, and responses to Covid-19.
Developers of the landmark downtown Minneapolis building are putting in another $7 million to create move-in ready office spaces with social distancing.
The Crossroads Center in St. Cloud is now delinquent on a nearly $90 million loan.
Large lease deal offers shot in the arm for central business district.
Like scores of other Minnesota manufacturers, plastic packaging maker MDI Inc. pivoted to PPE production. But with an immunocompromised workforce, the nonprofit faced a few unique challenges.
Over the next three years, the Minneapolis-based retailer plans to increase the number of Black employees by 20 percent.
Covid-19 forced the events industry to go digital. Experts say it'll never be the same.
"The road to recovery is going to be slow,” spokeswoman says.
Statewide, travel spending is down an estimated $5 billion for spring and summer, and fall isn't expected to be much better.
The "Gin & Juice" rapper and media star partnered with St. Paul’s Prestige Beverage Group on his own brand, Indoggo Gin.
Once dismissed as a party drug, ketamine may be the next big thing in mental health care — if clinics can figure out how to keep the lights on.
Stay-at-home orders drove interest in yard and home investments during the company’s third fiscal quarter, CEO Richard Olson says.
Back from the brink, the consultant-based meal prep brand is modernizing with online parties.
The pandemic is fueling more interest in unionizing, but minimum wage concerns likely sparked the fire, labor expert says.
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