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Minnesota's rural economy continues to struggle.
Local entrepreneur buying bar to “save a piece of Minneapolis.”
Acquisitions and economies of scale have allowed Washburn-McReavy to stay independent.
Kathee Tesija is leaving the company in early July but will continue to serve an advisory role through next year.
Minneapolis-based health IT firm growing at fast clip.
Settlements stem from violations on municipal bond sales.
The company purchased Capital Safety to broaden its personal safety products catalogue.
Since the thaw in relations that followed an unexpected prisoner swap late last year, Minnesota’s representatives have wasted no time getting involved in Cuba policy.
The money will help provide skills to the unemployed and those seeking retraining.
With the Duluth company’s 6,000th aircraft sold, Cirrus continues its dozen-year run as the top seller of four/five-place aircrafts.
A Minnetonka firm leads the trucking industry’s evolution from cowboys of the road to driven data drones.
Fewer building permits, higher jobless claims to blame.
Xcel is concerned that non-solar customers will see a rate hike.
Wages at MSP will also increase to a minimum of $10 per hour.
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