Minneapolis
Proposal for Superior Plating site moves forward
Plans for an 20-story project on Superior Plating site move forward
Minneapolis
Mortenson eyes key parcel next to Surdyk's in northeast Minneapolis for mixed-use project
M.A. Mortenson is looking to develop a residential and retail project on a key parcel along East Hennepin Avenue in the heart of northeast Minneapolis' bustling commercial district, the developer confirmed Tuesday.
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House price gains in the Twin Cities neck-and-neck with national average
The latest Case-Shiller report shows a 3 percent gain during March
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Two business-minded refugees feed the American dream at MSP airport
After surviving war as children, two business partners have built a fast-growing airport business on family values.
Business
My Job: Dallas Hansen, behavioral health clinician
Dallas Hansen is a clinician for AiR Healthcare Solutions in St. Paul.
Business
Free-range turkey debate could be reignited because of bird flu
Some contend that free-range poultry face less bird flu risk. That theory will be tested in the coming weeks as the chicks are released outdoors for the first time.
Business
For MNsure, attracting small businesses is a big problem
Limited tax credits, slow system deter small firms from using the exchange.
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General Mills, with Nestle, is trying to make cereal bigger overseas
General Mills Inc.'s global cereal partnership with Nestlé, Cereal Partners Worldwide, turns 25 years old this year, and is as important as ever.
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Small business is key in 2016 presidential campaign playbook
Presidential candidates are talking more about helping small business than in the 2012 election.
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