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Schwan's sold to S. Korean firm in $1.8B deal

Schwan's CEO Dimitrios Smyrnios, shown in 2017, will continue to lead Schwan's day-to-day operations.
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The Schwan family, descendants of founder Marvin Schwan who started the company in Marshall, Minn., in 1952, will still have 20 percent, and own and run home delivery service.
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Southwest light-rail line clears significant federal hurdle

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Met Council gets a sign that $929 million in federal grant money will be forthcoming, with construction expected to begin this winter.
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Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook’s chief operating officer, testifies on Capitol Hill in September. Facebook has gone on the attack as one scandal after an
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