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SurveyMonkey taps HP veteran Veghte as CEO
Veghte succeeds David Goldberg, the Minnesota native who helped build the firm into one of the largest privately held companies in Silicon Valley. Goldberg died in an accident earlier this year.
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What $475,000 buys in the metro area
Here's a look at what $475,000 buys in Ramsey, Minneapolis and West Lakeland Township.
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Stocks turn lower after initial jump
Traders are watching developments in Greece and the eurozone.
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Between empty-nesters and millennials, furniture resellers see opportunity
Entrepreneurs see a market in downsizing boomers, nesting millennials
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Big investment is arriving on E. 38th Street in Minneapolis
Development in the historic heart of south Minneapolis' black business district along E. 38th Street includes projects as large as a multimillion-dollar grocery store and as small as a bike center aimed at helping to overcome the racial gap in cycling.
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Musk: Space X is still unsure what caused June 28 rocket failure
Musk calls the failure a "huge blow" to the privately-held rocket manufacturer.
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Hostess Brands, after turnaround, plans an IPO
The maker of Twinkies and Ho-hos has been through bankruptcy and reshaped itself for modern retailing. The private equity firm that picked it up now sees a payoff in a public listing.
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Vikings tap many sources for stadium funds
It's now possible to accurately estimate what the owners will end up putting into the stadium. It's about $572 million.
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African immigrants found to be a powerful economic force in Twin Cities
Concordia report shows they're an economic force in Twin Cities.
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Insurers would split $194 million in ACA payments to cover losses
But Affordable Care Act money won't eliminate individual market losses, health plans say.
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For Chicago futures traders, one final round in the ring
Monday was the last day for most of CME Group's legendary trading pits.
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My Job: Matthew Cassady, program specialist, Historic Fort Snelling
Matthew Cassady is Program Specialist for Historic Fort Snelling in St. Paul.
Don't twist that Oreo: Cookie gets skinny, 'sophisticated'
Oreos are getting a skinny new look, and its maker says the new cookie is a "sophisticated" snack for grown-ups that isn't meant to be twisted or dunked.
Local
Consulting deals can earn doctors 6-figure paydays, new data shows
Health care companies paid doctors across the country about $369 million in consulting payments in 2014, including $10 million that went to physicians in Minnesota.
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Minnesota companies breathe easier as tax rebate program ends
Capital equipment purchases for small businesses are now tax-exempt.
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