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Shares of the company jumped sharply upon the news, fueled by improved sales.
A decade and a half after falling victim to neighborhood objections and recession-era budget cuts — the Riverview Corridor has been resurrected as a possible option for the expansion of light rail.
The Twin Cities’ strong economy has consumers confident they can buy more this year.
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The two companies will vote on the purchase in January.
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Lake Minnetonka couple was charged with receiving more than $167,000 in fraudulent benefits.