Dee DePass
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Fridley family firm E.J. Ajax is a model for training
Committed to developing high-tech production workers, E.J. Ajax & Sons Inc. hires interns and offers scholarships to top Dunwoody students.
Updated: March 31, 2013, - 07:27 PM
Ecolab-Champion deal still waiting for antitrust approval
Regulators are looking into whether the deal, announced in October, overlaps too much with Ecolab’s buyout of Nalco.
Updated: March 28, 2013, - 09:05 AM
Denny Hecker's prison road trip takes him to Oklahoma -- again
Now the former Minnesota auto dealer, 60, is in an Oklahoma prison – his second stay there and eighth prison in 14 months.
Updated: March 26, 2013, - 10:09 PM
Cirrus Aircraft's new owner refuels with jet launch and hiring
Cirrus Aircraft’s new owner prepares to launch a single-engine jet and beefs up its hiring in Duluth.
Updated: March 23, 2013, - 03:57 PM
March 19: Denny Hecker moved to his seventh prison
Former auto mogul is bused to Canaan Penitentiary just 20 miles outside Scranton, Pa., his seventh prison in 14 months.
Updated: March 19, 2013, - 09:00 PM
Gov. Dayton gets standing ovation from business group
Chamber members applauded Dayton’s dumping of business tax plan, but not other tax ideas.
Updated: March 14, 2013, - 06:02 AM
Cirrus Aircraft taps Waddick to be president
Cirrus Aircraft promoted chief operating officer and executive vice president Pat Waddick to the roles of COO and president Tuesday...
Updated: March 12, 2013, - 09:43 PM
Toro focuses on micro-irrigation market
At the company’s shareholder meeting, CEO Mike Hoffman said irrigation products will foster global growth.
Updated: March 12, 2013, - 09:36 PM
Minnesota study demystifies job-skills gap
It’s not a lack of skilled workers that keeps manufacturing jobs unfilled. It’s low pay, lousy hours and other perceived...
Updated: March 08, 2013, - 11:09 AM
IBM moving 200 Rochester production jobs to N.Y., Mexico
Armonk, N.Y.-based IBM has an estimated 2,800 to 3,000 workers on its Rochester campus, where it will continue to assemble supercomputers.
Updated: March 07, 2013, - 09:30 AM
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- Part of Lilydale park will close for investigation of fatal landslide
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- Dayton signs Legacy bill; vetoes metro parks, invasive species funds
- Dakota County judge Michael Sovis pleads guilty to DWI, seeks disability retirement
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