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Minnesota exports have risen 12% from this time last year, reaching a record high of $6.7 billion. Despite reaching the all-time high, Minnesota's increase in exports is still below the
Minnesota business leaders from technology to health care were among the nine Minnesotans to win Heartland Awards in the EY Entrepreneur Of The Year competition. The winners were recognized during
Gov. Tim Walz spent a lot of political capital to adopt tougher new vehicle emission standards in Minnesota. In his first year in office in 2019, Walz announced Minnesota would follow
The nation's largest health insurer is teaming up with the nation's largest retailer on a new venture they say will provide "high-quality, affordable" health care options. On Wednesday, Minnetonka-based health
A new agreement will enable St. Paul-based Affinity Plus Federal Credit Union to provide small business loans across the country. On Wednesday, Affinity said it will team up with Denver-based
The nonprofit African American Leadership Forum, or AALF, was formed in Minnesota in 2006. Today it has more than 7,000 network members who support its vision to be a hub
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After getting their kids out the door each morning, husband and wife Kar-Keat Chong and Yen Chee leave their Golden Valley home for the short commute to their shared Northeast
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Higher education has long been a field of constant change. In the past few years, the rate of change has accelerated with the pandemic as the driver. The pivot to
Mayo Clinic is teaming up with a Maryland-based venture capital firm and a Chinese biopharmaceutical firm to help launch new companies focused on gene and cell therapies. On Wednesday, Mayo
A Crisp & Green billboard soars over 50th and France with the message “Locally Owned; Locally Loved.” As the Wayzata-based salad chain expands nationwide, the sign appears to be an innocent
To: Chief Justice John Roberts U.S. Supreme Court 1 First St. NE Washington, D.C. 20543 Dear Chief Justice Roberts: The Supreme Court has ruled in the Dobbs case that women
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3M Co. subsidiary Aearo Technologies is appealing a ruling by a federal judge's ruling that military veterans can continue litigating despite a bankruptcy filing. Indianapolis-based U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Jeffrey Graham