Business
January 12, 2020

How business owners can help workers transition into retirement

With recent changes in work, health and life span, concepts of retirement are evolving again.
Business
January 12, 2020

Mackay: Resolve to learn something new whenever you can

And living in the information age makes lifelong learning easier than ever.
Business
January 12, 2020

Reyer: Your co-worker spills the beans about your plans to leave the company; now what?

Assess the consequences of this disclosure, thinking about who is now aware and their level of interest in news about your plan.
Business
January 12, 2020

Insider trading

Business
January 12, 2020

Minnesota mergers and acquisitions

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January 12, 2020

Business people

Business
January 12, 2020

Recent bankruptcy filings in Minneapolis and St. Paul

Business
January 12, 2020
Owner Wendy Puckett of Wendy's House of Soul
Photo: Pam McCurdy

Community stepped up after owner's shooting forced Wendy's House of Soul to close during prime time

Agriculture
January 12, 2020
MATT MCKINNEY •mmckinney@startribune.com -- Willmar, Minn. --

'Right-to-repair' fight extends from iPhones to tractors

Farmers' simmering frustration over their inability to repair their own equipment is now front and center in a contentious debate that spreads well beyond the farm.
Business
January 11, 2020
Minnesota nonprofit hospitals in tug-of-war with insurers over efforts to rein in costs

Minnesota nonprofit hospitals in tug-of-war with insurers over efforts to rein in costs

Hospitals, insurer clash on "site of service" rules.
Business
January 11, 2020
Mayo Clinic.

Schafer: For Mayo and other nonprofits, operating in the black is about survival, not greed

Business
January 11, 2020
Sharon Scharf is vice president/executive risk at CSDZ, an insurance company that works with companies to help them manage risk. This can include safe

Minnesota firms face changing risks in the wake of #MeToo, wage theft and marijuana laws

It's Sharon Scharf's job to keep clients current about emerging risks.
Business
January 11, 2020

Business bookshelf: How an East Coast literary assistant made her way in Silicon Valley

Business
January 11, 2020
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How to keep fear or greed out of your investment portfolio

Worried about the market? You can make your fiscal life easier by determining your time horizon and making decisions from there
Business
January 11, 2020

Forget New Year's resolutions — how about a revolution to overthrow bad writing habits

What's truly impressive? Clear writing that flows seamlessly.
Business
January 11, 2020
In 2020, anyone with a workplace retirement plan they contribute to can pony up even more money. The IRS adjusts the annual contribution limit to keep

If you turned 70½ after Jan. 1, your Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) may have changed

The age change won't affect many retirees since they typically start withdrawing well before their RMD date. They need the money to pay bills.
Business
January 11, 2020
The Fisker Ocean electric SUV is on display at the Fisker booth during the CES tech show, Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2020, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)

Firms pitching data services for auto industry at Vegas tech show

Automakers are trying to control the data generated by their vehicles and avoid being marginalized by technology giants.
Business
January 11, 2020
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You may have to give more personal data to get a personal loan

Companies that use the data said it helps them better evaluate applicants by giving them insight beyond a credit report.
Business
January 11, 2020

Sales candidates need to make clearer pitches

Most job roles have a gentle slope of competence, in that accomplishment is difficult, if not impossible to quantify. But sales could not be simpler.
Business
January 11, 2020
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in downtown Washington, D.C.

U.S. House directs EPA to declare 'forever chemicals' hazardous

Under the bill, the EPA would take action on PFOA and PFOS now and have five years to decide on all PFAS. The White House has indicated President Donald Trump would veto the measure, if the Senate even takes it up.

Business

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