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South Korea's president promised a meritocracy, then appointed a justice minister who cheated
Fewer think they can get ahead as elites game access to education.
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MDI, Medtronic, others form coalition to support hiring disabled workers with disabilities
MDI, the light manufacturer that employs a workforce of nearly 50% people with disabilities, Medtronic and Special Olympics of Minnesota have launched the "Unified Work Coalition.
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Twin Cities Startup Week, last year's diversity initiatives working, looks outstate
A winner of two awards last year points to how the event helped in "building connections and building relationships."
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Proposed 25-story apartment tower renews debate over Dinkytown's future
A Chicago developer is pitching an ambitious project that would reinvent a commercial block that includes the McDonald's at 4th St. and 15th Av. SE.
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Reyer: In uncertain times, senior leaders can't hoard information
Your approach may be less damaging in a steady state time, but during a time of ambiguity, it will be especially ineffective.
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Profits are the result of a successful and ethical business, not the purpose
Upholding ethics builds respect and trust with fellow community members.
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Minneapolis-based Studio Grey owner has designs for restaurants, homes and cable shows
Amanda Maday names ideas ranging from building ownership to property development, construction services and product design as possibilities.
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Minneapolis apartment project makes airtight case for sustainability
A northeast Minneapolis apartment building appears to be meeting expectations for extremely low energy use.
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Where are all the pheasants? Habitat loss is tied to more farming
Pheasants, other wildlife decline as millions of acres returned to production.
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Retirement savings options for the self-employed
When you are your own boss, planning falls on your shoulders. Here are 3 options to help you tackle the task.
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3M IP counsel says executive buy-in critical to addressing dearth of women inventors
Document lays out steps for companies, academics to promote change.
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Schafer: Best way to cut health care costs is keeping people healthy
One person's runaway and wasteful costs are someone else's core business revenue.
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New leader at Post finds cereal lovers still love the sweet stuff
CEO Howard Friedman sees growth despite changes in Americans' breakfast habits.
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Minnesota's Chuck Denny led with dignity, empathy, humility and generosity
Dick McFarland, a friend and retired Minnesota CEO, once called Denny a Renaissance man for his varied interests and decency.
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To lower your financial risk, lower your overhead
GE's shift in retirement plans is yet one more example of rising economic insecurity for the average worker and the typical household.
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