Doosan Bobcat opens $26 million factory expansion in Litchfield
Construction equipment company plans to add 160 workers at the plant.
Shoreview's Deluxe buying Texas-based payment processing company for $960M
The acquisition will be the largest in Deluxe's history.
US average mortgage rates under 3% for first time since Feb.
Mortgage rates fell for the third straight week, dipping below 3% for the first time in two months.
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Demand for pools helps lift Pentair's first quarter results
The company beat expectations with across-the-board increases led by the consumer segment.
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Fairview Health Services sees losses grow with COVID-19
The pandemic cut hospital and clinic volumes at the Minneapolis-based health care system.
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After Derek Chauvin verdict, Twin Cities set to defortify
Public safety officials described plans to take down barriers and boards, citing calmed tensions and decreased threats of civil unrest.
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Duluth camera and print shop First Photo to close after 28 years
Loans available to small businesses didn't help enough for longtime viability, the owner said.
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Duluth housing market in 'new normal' as listings remain scarce
Homes for sale dropped by half between March 2020 and last month.
Duluth
EPA botched oversight of permits for PolyMet mine, internal investigation finds
A whistleblower called the agency's phoned-in permit comments "crazy."
Business
With price tags in the millions, Minneapolis tower's condos are hot commodity
An uptick in Minneapolis condo market is reflected in the popularity of a 42-story building that won't open for a year.
Duluth
Minnesota Supreme Court: Environmental review not needed for Wisconsin gas plant
The ruling benefits Minnesota Power, which plans to build a $700 million plant in Superior, Wis.
Business
A global tipping point for reining in Big Tech has arrived
China fined the internet giant Alibaba a record $2.8 billion this month for anti-competitive practices, ordered an overhaul of its sister financial company and warned…
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State's top 50 public companies – with No. 1 at $242B in revenue
2019 will likely be remembered as the last full year of an economic expansion that lasted more than a decade. Next year's Star Tribune 50 is likely to look very different because of the coronavirus disruption.
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Minnesota settles lawsuit with New Prague tavern that violated virus restrictions
The Scott County bar continued to serve food and drinks indoors despite state orders prohibiting that.
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Minneapolis marketing firm Bold Orange buys Three Deep Marketing in St. Paul
The deal allows Bold Orange to continue growing at a challenging time for the ad and marketing industry.
Duluth
Shipping season officially kicks off with first saltie in Duluth
The Federal Biscay was the first overseas vessel to arrive this season.
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Neighbor sues over plan to divide Irwin Jacobs estate on Lake Minnetonka
Lawsuit contends plans for the 20-acre property violate setback rules and would adversely impact neighboring estate.
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Next phase of vaccine goal may be toughest, health officials warn
Minnesota is almost halfway to vaccinating 80% of its eligible population against COVID-19, but whether it can reach that goal — or even needs to — is unclear.
Duluth
Hotel coming to Duluth's historic former City Hall
Four of 13 rooms will be "affordable hostel-style"; summer opening set.
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To diversify its workforce, Golden Valley engineering firm starts training program
WSB trains women and POCs to be road surveyors, construction materials testers and pipeline inspectors
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Your interests beyond your job can be key to new ideas
Q: What is the secret to new ideas?A: I tell my students and clients to consider novelists. Even if a writer memorizes the entire dictionary…
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MyPillow sues Dominion, who's already suing MyPillow
The Minnesota pillow company says the voting machine company created financial harm by suing MyPillow first.
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