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Decor superstore At Home arrives in Burnsville with 3,000 pillows
The Texas retailer opens a location in Burnsville with plenty of fanfare and more than 3,000 accent pillows.
Minneapolis
Lux decides on condos for 40-story tower at Washburn-McReavy site
The decision comes after months of speculation about whether Lux would build apartments or condos on the site at 200 Central Av., now the location of a Washburn-McReavy funeral home.
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U.S. lawyers have 'very alarming' alcohol problem, study finds
The rate of problem drinking among lawyers is three times higher than for the adult population as a whole, the study of 15,000 lawyers found.
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Invest $200M for rural Minn. broadband access, task force says
A state task force on Tuesday said Minnesota should invest at least $200 million to expand high-speed Internet access in rural areas.
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Taylor, partner to build new pork processing plant in Windom, Minn.
Glen Taylor and a partner plan to raise, slaughter and market premium pork in Minnesota.
Business
Supervalu names grocery executive Mark Gross as new CEO
Eden Prairie-based Supervalu has been looking for a new leader for the past few months after current CEO Sam Duncan announced plans to retire.
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MNsure audit prompts call by state GOP for better eligibility checks
House Republicans are calling for better eligibility checks following an audit that projected up to $271 million in overpayments last year for people who didn't qualify for their public health insurance coverage.
St. Paul
St. Paul launches study of citywide sick leave policies
Nearly half of St. Paul workers don't get paid time off. A task force will consider rules for businesses.
Business
Minnesota leaders pushing feds to preserve Tokyo route
Delta Air Lines, which inherited the route in its 2009 merger with Northwest Airlines, warned two weeks ago that it is at risk because of changes at a Tokyo airport being negotiated by U.S. and Japanese authorities.
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Federal audit seeks $3.2 million refund from U hospital
Federal review said faulty claims led to Medicare overpayments. The University of Minnesota Medical Center said it would repay the full refund amount but is appealing the findings in 23 of the 130 specific cases.
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First group of Target pharmacies switch to CVS banner
A rapid conversion is underway at nearly 1,700 Target stores after CVS spent $1.9 billion for the retailer's pharmacies.
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Pentair's fourth-quarter sales and profits slide but beat analysts' expectations
The company warned of a big impairment charge for its Valves and Controls unit.
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3M will keep and invest in health information systems unit
The company had said a sale was possible, but has decided to expand the business instead.
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