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Out-of-state criminals bring cloned credit card schemes to Twin Cities
Police say the hundreds who have been targeted are evidence of the ongoing fallout from major retail data breaches.
Business
Schafer: Farmers are planning for the second bad year in a row
It's not going to be a good year for farming in Minnesota, at least not for corn and soybean farmers, the backbone of the state's agriculture.
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Tapping into your Social Security info to fine-tune your retirement planning
Online records can help you be more strategic about your decision on what age to begin drawing benefits.
Business
Making older buildings more energy efficient
Center for Energy and Environment engineers analyzed building operations to identify basic yet effective energy upgrades.
Business
Department stores finding ways to evolve
Embracing e-commerce and finding niche partnerships both are helping stalwarts.
Minneapolis
Dave's Popcorn, beloved Mpls. shop, will keep poppin' with new owners
All week, customers have lined up outside the shop to buy popcorn and to celebrate the shop's continued stay on E. 38th Street.
Variety
AIA Minnesota Home of the Month: Art drove the design of a Lake Superior retreat
The art-savvy owners of a meticulously crafted retreat in Bayfield, Wis., had one goal in mind: "We built the house for our paintings." And, of course, for the sweeping views of nature's ultimate work of art — Lake Superior.
Business
Loonie's swoon makes for deals on other side of Minn.-Canada border
Canadian dollar at its weakest point in 11 years, so Minnesotans get better deals north of border
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