The Legislature is exempt from the state’s data practices law, so information about sexual harassment complaints and investigations is not public, and top leaders have been reluctant to release any details.
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Method uses newly-discovered molecular targets to make deadly tumors more vulnerable.
Ronnie Taggart allegedly took bribes and kickbacks in exchange for project contracts while serving as city building overseer.
EVINE’s stock jumped, but both companies declined to comment.
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The former leader of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota discusses diversification and the future.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau takes action against Wells Fargo for illegal mortgage and auto lending practices.
All 16 Herberger’s and Younkers stores will close around the state.
San Francisco anti-aging firm seeks $85 million for clinical trials using Mayo intelligence.
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The motivation behind two bills debated this week at the Legislature is the same: to have some funding for programs if the state government ever shuts down again.