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PolyMet mine water could flow northward, toward BWCA
A landscape changed by mining raises new questions about pollution decades in the future
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Andrew Zimmern to sell new line of meat products through Evine Live
Chef and television host Andrew Zimmern is partnering with butcher Pat LaFrieda to sell a new line of meat products on Evine Live.
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Medtronic acquires Medina Medical for $150 million
Medina Medical's treatment for weakened blood vessels in the brain has yet to be approved in the U.S.
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Minneapolis
Worker who survived fall at Vikings stadium hit post on way down
A pole stopped one man's fall, but not the other's, the report says. The full state investigation could take months to be made public.
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Donaldson Co. sales, profits sink amid mining and ag declines
Excluding restructuring costs, the company's profit beat expectations.
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SEC accuses Owatonna fiber optics firm of investor fraud
Regulators say the southern Minnesota company has no employees, no operations and no revenue.
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Union representing Iron Range workers agree to continue talks with U.S. Steel, ArcelorMittal
Contracts with U.S. Steel and ArcelorMittal affecting more than 2,000 Iron Range workers expired Tuesday.
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Target lays off 235 in Twin Cities tech ops, 40 in India
Technology units had been spared in earlier layoffs while a new executive assessed the structure.
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Minnesota's manufacturing growth rate slows in August
Creighton University index shows central Midwest declined as a whole.
Business
Delta to pay business fliers if it's later than American, United
It will pay up if American or United beat its on-time rate for business clients.
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Delta's SkyMiles changes shake up frequent-flier programs
The latest effort by the nation's airlines — led by Delta — to lower the value of frequent-flier miles is this: More will be needed to get on a flight that's popular.
Business
U.S. construction spending hits post-recession high
U.S. construction spending hit a new postrecession high in July, reinforcing the industry's position as a pillar of the economy. Total construction activity rose in July to a seasonally adjusted rate of $1.08 trillion, a 0.7 percent increase from the revised June spending of $1.07 trillion, according to data released Tuesday by the U.S. Census Bureau.
South Metro
Flood of solar garden applications leaves some counties wary
Regulations are fuzzy as developers push for energy savings.
Minnesota apples plentiful this season
Fall is prime time for apples, and Minnesota has a bumper crop in 2015 with several varieties ready for picking.
Business
ABRA Auto Body & Glass buys all six Lehman's Garage locations
The acquisition is the latest in a string of purchases giving ABRA a national footprint.
Business
Medtronic says second study confirms gene linked to sudden cardiac death
Medtronic says findings could identify defibrillator candidates.
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