Windom beef plant closure means loss of 260 jobs in small town
A beef processing facility in southwest Minnesota is closing.
Business
St. Anthony: Bryn Mawr microbrewery is on tap
Jim Moore, a veteran financial guy, and Dan Justesen, a veteran of the local craft microbrew industry, say there's room for another Twin Cities craft brewery.
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Insurers pulling some offerings from MNsure
The move affects 6,500 and causes concerns about the exchange's finances.
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H.I.G. Capital buys HelpSystems in Eden Prairie
The fast-growing company has seen sales grow more than 10 percent this year.
Business
UCare cutting workforce by nearly 250 people
Nearly 250 positions, or 29 % of its workforce, being cut.
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Egypt falls back to authoritiarian rule under President Abdel-Fatah el-Sissi
The country's divided liberals can only watch as President Abdel-Fatah el-Sissi consolidates power.
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PricewaterhouseCoopers will move its Minneapolis office next summer
PricewaterhouseCoopers will move to Plaza Seven to accommodate its evolving staff and recent growth.
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AB InBev said to mull higher SABMiller bid as deadline looms
But the Budweiser maker may have to raise a bit more to get the deal done.
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Minnesota amputees seek help in Congress to overturn Medicare limits on prosthetics
Their access to certain prosthetics is in jeopardy without Congress' help.
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Midwest's hands-off approach to farm safety has a cost: lost lives
Washington state's approach to workplace safety illustrates how death rates drop sharply when oversight covers every farm, no matter how small.
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Norway feels the pain of oil collapse
As the bust hits, maybe its Scandinavian neighbor Sweden has the right idea.
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Senia Mae Tuominen is a practitioner of oriental medicine at Healing Insights in St. Paul.
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