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Monthly tariffs tab for Minn. businesses spikes to $32 million, study finds
U.S. companies paid tariffs totaling $1.5 billion on Chinese imports in December 2018, a trade group said. A year earlier, they spent just $168 million.
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Schafer: With 'Great Gatsby Curve,' economist Krueger saw inequality kids face
His work in the Obama administration highlighted just how long the odds kids might face of lifting themselves into the upper classes are.
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Head of Minnesota Multi Housing Association talks policy, affordable housing
It's the latest turn for Nichol Beckstrand, who has spent more than two decades in the financial-services world.
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Reyer: What to do when you are rising in your company and not liking what you see
You need to decide if you can be a difference maker in this situation.
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Mackay: Arguments in the workplace can be healthy
How do you hear all sides of an argument? By arguing!
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Bullying in the workplace: It's not just politics
It's a growing concern, but current and prospective laws are no panacea.
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New Nortech CEO focuses on growth in medical device market
Jay Miller, interim president since January, led medical imaging companies for nearly two decades before joining Nortech's board in 2018.
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If you want to save more money, sweat the big stuff
That's the best way to free up cash that can be stashed away.
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Fund managers skittish over Levi's long-term growth prospects
In returning to the public markets, Levi Strauss & Co.'s is betting it can convince investors there is still plenty of global growth left for the 165-year old company.
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