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Mackay: Flush away those mistakes
Acknowledge that even as good as you are at your job or life in general, you are not perfect. But keep trying for perfection.
Business
Reyer: Getting to the bottom of indecision that could upend a career
It's easier to stall on decisions than to expose yourself to error.
Business
Once-obscure suburbs are the new hot housing markets
First-time buyers and baby boomers are getting priced out of newer, more expensive suburbs and popular urban neighborhoods.
St. Paul
St. Paul could get flashy updates if riverfront projects take off
The skyline of downtown St. Paul, left relatively unaltered for more than 30 years, could see some flashy additions — if developers and public officials can navigate some significant hurdles.
Local
Twin Cities janitors, security officers vote to authorize strike over pay, sick leave
The president of the SEIU Local 26 said "differences are still mighty."
Business
A firing at U.S. Bank casts a hot glare on the line between rules and common sense
Policies set parameters around where and how employees may interact with customers.
Business
The SECURE Act has changed the rules of retirement, here are seven things you need to know
The act brings welcome improvements for most Americans trying to build wealth for retirement.
Business
Getting retirement right starts with being comfortable with your own story
Sometimes a fear of what could happen is more limiting than dealing with what is actually happening.
Business
Seniors can opt for new tax form
Here is what is said to be unusual about the Form 1040-SR — and whether using it can save you any money.
Business
Financial-planning group's new leader seeks more women in profession
Ingrid Strauss' priorities as 2020 board president of the Financial Planning Association of Minnesota include promoting the profession to women.
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Market review: Twitter shares up as user numbers exceed forecasts
Meanwhile Alphabet, the parent of internet search giant Google, fell 3.7% Tuesday after reporting weak revenue growth for its fourth quarter.
Minneapolis
Two Burger King drive-throughs in Minneapolis may reopen
The city is poised to reverse its earlier decision to block the businesses.
Local
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HealthPartners clinic workers OK one-week protest strike
Caregivers voted to conduct a seven-day strike, beginning Feb. 19, if their demands regarding health care benefits aren't met.
Business
Faribault Woolen Mill gets new CEO, infusion of cash
Historic Faribault company regained its footing. New leadership hopes to give it staying power.
St. Paul
Got a case of the late night munchies? Now there's an app for that
Convenience store-like delivery service startup goPuff expands to a third Twin Cities warehouse.
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