South Metro
Two years later, Post is settled into the home of Malt-O-Meal (and Cheerios)
Tucked into a small, beige business park in south Lakeville, the headquarters for the nation's third-largest cereal company is easy to miss.
Business
London office market remains hot
Brexit has not slowed things down so far.
Business
Big chains don't want to be considered employers of franchise workers
Under Obama, the NLRB argued that companies that have control over workers are "joint employers."
Business
The $184K mistake IRA savers could make
An analysis of after-tax values shows that for most financial scenarios, a Roth IRA beats the traditional IRA hands down
Business
Does Neil Gorsuch's nomination portend shift in balance between judges, regulators?
While the arcane precedent recognizing the right of civil servants to write policies that implement U.S. laws may sound boring, sacking it, as Gorsuch has suggested, will resonate for businesses and citizens across the country.
Business
Schafer: Minneapolis firm's Robot Fear Index shows little fear
So why publish an indicator of how much many of us fear the future with the technology of artificial intelligence, augmented reality, robotics and virtual reality?
Business
Talent recruiter says Minn. health tech firms face daunting labor shortages
Minnesota is famous for its dense cluster of health-technology companies. But talent recruiter Paula Norbom said she thinks the state's legacy could be tough to sustain.
Business
Getting a faster go-ahead on medications
Fairview Health Services has shortened the time patients must wait to receive approval for drugs subject to 'prior authorization' requirements from health insurers
Business
Target and Wal-Mart paint diverging future strategies
While Target is focusing on its stores as "shoppable distribution centers" where people can come in and browse core products, Wal-Mart is placing higher bets on e-commerce as it looks to take on Amazon.com directly.
Business
Pope's advice on giving is a financial-planning eye opener
I like to think of myself as generous, but now I realize it has been somewhat conditional.
Business
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Supermarkets keep shoppers guessing with nonfood items
Stores from Aldi to Hy-Vee surprise customers with furniture and freezers.
Variety
For $1.7M, you can have posh penthouse loft with terrace overlooking North Loop
This luxury unit in Minneapolis' Harvester Lofts boasts a massive L-shaped terrace on the rooftop and is an easy walk to upscale restaurants, stylish boutiques and trails along the Mississippi River. You can have it for $1.7 million.
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For $1.7 million, you can have posh penthouse loft with terrace overlooking the North Loop
This luxury unit in Minneapolis' Harvester Lofts boasts a massive L-shaped terrace on the rooftop and is an easy walk to upscale restaurants, stylish boutiques and trails along the Mississippi River. You can have it for $1.7 million.
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