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Executive sues Thrivent, saying he was fired because he is black
Thrivent denies allegation, saying he violated their leadership standards.
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Few changes in Medicare plans for 2018; 2019 is another story
Seniors are finding more options and lower prices for the coming year, but plans used by 350,000 could disappear in 2019.
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New regulatory scrutiny on Wells Fargo over foreign exchange, auto insurance
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Medtronic alliance looks to expand use of home-monitoring devices
Medtronic's latest deal was another step in expanding the use of home-monitoring devices as it tries to cater to patients
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10 questions to ask a financial adviser
This vital relationship involves your life savings and relies on trust, so it makes sense to interview several professionals
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Target will soon be in all 50 states with store in works for holdout Vermont
Target will open a store next year in South Burlington, Vermont, so it will soon have stores in every U.S. state
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FDA watching for med-tech shortages in wake of Puerto Rico power grid failure
Agency says its working with companies to prevent shortages of devices in U.S.
Vikings
MSP spiffing up its carpeting, hopes to avoid Portland turf battle
No one expects the outrage that ensued when Portland replaced its carpeting.
Local
Dayton, client advocates blast Minnesota HMO for $120M transfer
The move by Medica Health Plans is also reigniting a debate about the role of Minnesota's nonprofit health plans.
Business
Minnesota adds 6,400 jobs in September, with broader patterns holding steady
Minnesota is adding jobs faster than the nation as a whole, and the metro area outpaces the state overall.
Business
Target to remodel more stores in battle with Amazon, Walmart
With updated stores paying off, Minneapolis retailer boosts how many it will redo.
Business
AdvaMed turns to White House to intervene in stent price cap dispute with India
Trade group says device price cap dispute is "existential threat."
West Metro
Former tenants of Crossroads apartments in Richfield reach $650K settlement
The settlement is the largest of its kind in the nation, housing advocates say.
Business
JetBlue coming to MSP: 6 things you need to know to get on board
The budget airline will begin operating three daily nonstop flights between Minneapolis-St. Paul and Boston in May. What's the big deal? We'll tell you.
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