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Minnesota engineers begin 'drive' to California in self-driving car tonight
Someone from VSI Labs always will be in the driver seat, ready to take command at a moment's notice.
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Minnesota hemp industry wants charges dropped against truck driver
The recently formed Minnesota Hemp Association is protesting the July arrest in South Dakota of an unspecified truck driver delivering legally grown hemp from Colorado to a processor in Minnesota.
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Target to replace Archer Farms, Simply Balanced with new flagship food brand
The retailer's drive to revamp and update its house brands has now reached the grocery section. Executives say the new Good & Gather products won't have artificial flavors and sweeteners, synthetic colors or high-fructose corn syrup.
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Grand Forks banking company, with large Twin Cities presence, files for IPO
Financial-services company is raising money to accelerate expansion, add acquisitions.
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Minnesota utilities will study if the $2B CapX2020 grid improvements were enough
Growing role of renewable energy and transmission capacity are part of the focus.
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Boston Sci closes on $4.3 billion deal for British health company BTG
Jobs will be added in Minnesota to manage treatments, devices acquired in the deal for BTG.
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Amid a power vacuum, fraudulent claims against foreign firms rise in Gabon
New schemes target foreign businesses.
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Agency veteran seeks to help write new chapter in returning to Fallon
Kara Buckner is in a new dual role as managing director and chief strategy officer.
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CEO pay in last four decades grew 940.3% while average worker's increased 11.9%
Over the same time period, the pay of an average worker has increased 11.9%.
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Minneapolis-based marketer Russell Herder is a quiet force in a loud industry
Minneapolis-based Russell Herder has carved out a niche by cultivating clients with a social purpose.
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Reyer: Working from home works for you, but the boss wants you in the office.
Understanding the points of view involved is important.
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To crack the speaker circuit, you need a plan
A first step: Clearly define how your unique background represents valuable expertise.
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