The legislature may require standardized reporting by counties and most cities beginning this fall.
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Interim Chief Operating Officer Eric Bakken told the Star Tribune that Regis will trim 25 or more of its 50 store brands and convert most of the affected salons to the remaining, strongest-performing brands.
The manufacturing giant hasn't specified what, if any, other cost-cutting measures it will implement given that it didn't get its targeted number of volunteers.
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Long Lake-based Founding Fathers Products-which plans to donate 50 percent of profits every year to support military troops-has introduced a new beer and plans to expand distribution to seven states.
The Edina-based company said the U.S. Army has ordered 1,100 of its miniature robots worth a total of $13.9 million-making the order the largest in the company's history.