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Minneapolis fintech company makes it easier to move bank accounts around
ClickSwitch's technology may force banks to fight harder for the most lucrative customers.
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Smart devices like Nest getting hacked in digital home invasions
Nest thermostat users across country have reported breaches.
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Reyer: Is your productivity stalled? Here's how to jump-start yourself at work
A seasonal slump is not uncommon.
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Tips for making it in corporate sales world
In the real world, even great salespeople can fail in the wrong environment.
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How Facebook's tiny China sales floor helps generate big ad money
Using a local partner, Facebook quietly builds an ad-selling presence.
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5 things that side gig will do to your taxes
If you did any freelance or independent contract work last year, things might shift this tax-filing season.
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Duluth-based Allete sells water business for $270 million
Japanese firm acquired U.S. Water Services, with 110 workers in St. Michael.
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Twin Cities homebuilders were bullish on single-family homes in January
New-home permits soar in January despite land and labor shortages.
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Tax credits proposed to spur business investments in Minnesota
Gov. Tim Walz, legislators want to reinstate the angel tax credit program.
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Maplewood considers pedestrian bridge over I-94 near 3M for Gold Line bus access
The site for the city's rapid transit stop was selected primarily to serve the 3M campus and its roughly 12,000 employees.
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