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Topgolf closes Twin Cities land deal for glitzy, high-tech all-season center
The site of a Regal Cinema theater in Brooklyn Center will be turned into a glitzy, high-tech all-season golf center that's expected to open next year and employ several hundred people.
Business
Dayton cites e-mail from feds in reinsurance fight
Federal official referred to a "pass through" to compensate for any cuts.
West Metro
Bongards Creameries will expand Chanhassen office building for new HQ
The 109-year-old, farmer-owned cheese co-op, will more than double the size of its newly acquired headquarters building at the Chanhassen Business Center.
Business
Another side of Sears: The DIY houses people had shipped to them
A century ago, retailer made it easy for a rapidly developing country to have nice houses.
Business
The Stable raises $4 million from Forum Communications
The Minneapolis-based branding agency will expand to Seattle broaden its social-media work.
Business
Hurricane Maria forces Medtronic to close Puerto Rico manufacturing plants
Many major device companies have manufacturing operations in path of Maria.
East Metro
Race for new Amazon HQ is altering TCAAP plans in Arden Hills
Opportunity to get the huge employer has TCAAP team "working 24/7."
Business
Schafer: Best Buy CEO tells investors it's all about the customer experience
Keeping the customers coming back seems pretty fundamental, but in traditional retailing it's easy to get distracted by the store.
Business
Minnesota officials seek clarity from Washington over premium relief, MinnesotaCare funding
Dayton, Paulsen, others blast apparent plan by Trump Administration to link 'reinsurance' waiver to cut in MinnesotaCare support
St. Paul
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Forty public meetings and no agreement about master plan for St. Paul's Ford site
Ahead of a City Council vote next week, foes and fans continue to slug it out.
West Metro
Bloomington buying farm near MOA for $32M for World's Fair
The 59-acre property, the last farm in the suburb, has been owned by the same family since 1932. Bloomington hopes it will become the site for the 2023 World's Fair.
Business
Chocolate peanut butter Cheerios, fast start for Oui yogurt, new ads should lift General Mills, execs say
But General Mills missed the profit expectations of investment analysts, and the company's stock fell 5.8 percent.
West Metro
Plymouth waste disposal operators charged in fraud scheme
They're accused of unlawfully reselling toxic materials.
Business
MoviePass CEO thinks it can save the theater business, but theater chains aren't buying it
Analysts question whether its subscription model can work.
Business
Local medtech startup says its device has veterans walking again
Edina's RxFunction has been working on a medical device for peripheral neuropathy patients, and is now talking about results from its pilot study.
Local
Dayton: 'Nightmarish' fed insurance process could cost state millions
The millions of dollars that Minnesota wants to spend to limit rate hikes in the individual health insurance market could cost the state millions more in federal funding for low-income health care.
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