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Former Lehman Brothers CEO still doesn't get it
Former Lehman Brothers CEO Fuld still doesn't get it. The last CEO of the late, great Lehman Brothers, Richard Fuld Jr., talked publicly at some length this week for the first time since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Lehman Brothers Ex-CEO Still Doesn't See What Went Wrong
The former CEO of Lehman Brothers investment firm talked publicly after many years out of the public eye, and defended the risk management practices of the firm.
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Business
Investors find big upside in death stocks
Shares of funeral home and cemetery operators surge as population ages.
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Business
Top-rated 529 college savings plans probably are not for you
Most 529 plans welcome out-of-state contributors, so performance rankings can be a useful guide even though other factors should be weighed in choosing a plan.
Business
Innovative project combines senior and low-income rental housing in the Mill District
The groundbreaking on the project was this week
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Christie's to auction MCAD art
Minneapolis College of Art & Design is bringing in Christie's to do their annual art auction.
Business
Regulators OK largest solar energy project in Minnesota
Large arrays of solar panels that track the sun's daily movement were approved at 21 sites across Minnesota to serve Xcel Energy electric customers.
Minneapolis
Twins tap new technology to cut Target Field waste
The team is switching to use compostable food containers at its ballpark.
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