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Minneapolis' Working Families Agenda stumbled under considerable pressure, e-mails show
Business opposition leaves sick-leave plan as lone agenda item still alive.
Business
Minn. public company profits down 11%, first big dip since recession
Strong dollar, oil slump are putting a drag on Minnesota corporate profits.
Business
Army vets' Afghanistan saffron business grows on Chicago's South Side
Citing a long-term commitment to the country's people, Rumi Spice now works with nearly three dozen farmers in Afghanistan.
Business
Arctic Cat making it snow all the time with its virtual reality ride
A new virtual reality ride enables Arctic Cat to market its products year round — whether rain, snow or shine.
Business
Ian Peterson hopes for welcome market as Weekley expands to Twin Cities
When Texas-based homebuilder David Weekley decided to expand to the Twin Cities, it tapped industry veteran Ian Peterson.
Business
How to buy a house you have not seen first
Home buyers and agents suggest a few tips that make all the difference on being able to pull off a home purchase from afar.
Business
Eyewear retailer adjusts focus to compete with online Warby Parker
Warby Parker competition prompted some changes.
Business
More investors seeking financial advice are turning to lower-cost options
More investors are scrutinizing fees during retirement planning while on the lookout for a different kind of guide.
Business
Start-ups these days don't necessarily want to be UnitedHealth
The next UnitedHealth Group is probably going to go out of business this month as the founders shut it down rather than try to raise more money to pay June's rent.
Minneapolis
Mpls. Super Bowl gives rise to proposed apartment for middle-wage earners
The proposed apartment complex wouldn't be possible without the big game
Business
Even with gains and losses, state's business climate has remained remarkably resilient
With 25 years of gains and losses, Minnesota's economic climate has stayed strong, thanks to the state's unique business culture.
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