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Minneapolis City Council backs off plastic bag fee
In Minneapolis, plastic bags are still free — for now. On Friday, the City Council delayed voting on an ordinance that would attach a 5-cent fee to bags that retailers provide.
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In building Model 3, Tesla and its workers go to hell and back again
Company executives said the Model 3 is designed to be much simpler to build, as workers faced long hours and higher injuries with previous models.
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Roseville-based Rebiotix in race to develop therapy for deadly intestinal infection
Roseville-based Rebiotix launched a clinical trial this month to test its treatment for C. diff infections.
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Crystal man pleads guilty to stealing $1.1 million from employer for car hobby
John Robinson used the money he took from North Central Stamping & Manufacturing to fund his car restoration hobby, authorities say.
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Maria Ploessl will lead Minnestar
The 31-year-old nonprofit-and-education veteran has a mandate to grow the 10-year-old, formerly volunteer-led organization.
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Marvin windows and doors manufacturer names new CEO
Paul Marvin, 43, is the first among the fourth generation of family members to take the helm of the company founded in northern Minnesota 105 years ago.
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Medica buying Mayo Clinic division
Deal creates flexibility for both companies.
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Chanhassen-based AmericInn sold for $170M to Wyndham
The deal puts a well-regarded chain of Midwest hotels in the hands of one of the industry's giants.
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Hormel buys Fontanini, Chicago-based maker of Italian meats, for $425 million
Fontanini grew from a single store into national pizza restaurant supplier.
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On hard-to-use brownfields, property owners see a new option shining down on them
Solar arrays can make productive use of land where buildings aren't allowed.
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