Minnesota Republicans have credited their election night success to speaking to people who felt left behind.
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Minnesota employers are straining to comply with new overtime rules.
Minnesota entrepreneurs could benefit from the new guidelines, which relax several restrictions and raise the cap on amounts that can be raised.
Chamber president Doug Loon said lawmakers should not be “imposing a straightjacket with one-size-fits-all mandates.”
Twin Cities business leaders say the region must do a better job of recruiting people to move here — and of keeping them here once they arrive.
Yet some worry that the study underestimates the potential impact — especially on small businesses.
After numerous delays, the schedules to complete Southwest LRT and the Bottineau Line are now converging. Is Metro Transit capable of building the massive projects simultaneously?
900 Hennepin changes directions with the help of Minneapolis taxpayers.
Call it the Goldilocks of tax levy hikes: lower than council originally proposed, and higher than what Mayor Chris Coleman wanted.
The minerals company claims government figures are refusing to give it automatic renewal of the right to mine in an area near the Boundary Waters.
The Minnesota High Tech Association, state government and private companies are providing hundreds of paid internships to increase the high tech workforce.
The new federal trade secrets law has major ramifications for intellectual property and employment disputes.
Some downtown building owners think Minneapolis should tighten regulations, while food truck operators think the city should give them more freedom.
Employment is booming across greater Minnesota, but acute housing shortages threaten the prosperity.
With open enrollment for 2017 just two months away, TCB looks at key numbers from the first three years of the ACA-mandated exchanges to predict where those numbers may go.
Minneapolis City Council had blocked the initiative from reaching the ballot earlier this month.
As the minimum wage gets its third annual increase, how many people still actually earn it?
Asian and white Minnesotans were also found to be 15 percent more likely to earn a bachelor’s degree or higher than American Indians and African Americans.