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Minnesota nonprofits, foundations come out against House tax plan
State's nonprofit sector fears the worst from proposed GOP overhaul.
Business
IBM moves forward with Rochester campus sale
After a sale, the company plans to rent office space for itself on a portion of the property.
Business
Mayo winding down HMO in Wisconsin
Like other insurers across the country, the health plan won't sell to individuals in 2018.
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Nicollet Mall reopening celebration pushed back a day
The event was moved because of a scheduling conflict.
Business
Clocks made by visually impaired Chicago workers hit store shelves
Chicago employees use their sense of touch to assemble and test the clocks.
St. Louis black leaders urge boycott of Target, other stores
Black St. Louis faith and civic leaders involved in recent protests over the acquittal of a former white police officer in the killing of a black suspect are calling for supporters to boycott a dozen businesses, including Target and a grocery store chain.
Business
Long lines in several cities For Apple iPhone X
Dozens of people waited outside Apple stores in Chicago, Miami and Boston, some of them all night, before the iPhone X went on sale Friday.
Business
For Minn. costume-selling giant, November is the time to catch up on sleep
Mankato-based HalloweenCostumes.com grapples with an extreme form of retail seasonality.
Business
Heart stents fail to ease chest pain, landmark study says
The findings in the study of nonemergency chest pain contradict widespread assumptions that using the metal mesh tubes would allow patients to exercise more by providing better blood flow.
Business
Bruegger's Bagels to remain its own brand under Caribou Coffee ownership
Caribou Coffee will keep Bruegger's an independent brand despite its close relationship with rival Einstein Bros. Bagels.
Business
Paulsen, Lewis tout GOP tax plan as good deal for Minnesota
Republicans in Minnesota's congressional delegation are all in on the GOP tax plan unveiled Thursday, despite concerns about loss of state deductions.
Business
In tourist-heavy Florida, vacation rental owners, hotels battle over beds
Operators like Airbnb have at times beaten traditional hotels for tax collections in holiday hot spots.
Business
Lennar-CalAtlantic deal unites top Twin Cities homebuilders
The deal may ultimately produce more options to entry-level new home buyers in the Twin Cities.
St. Paul
State fines St. Paul metal recycler over polluting creek with oil discharge
Water had an oily film and emitted an "obnoxious odor," state regulators said.
St. Paul
St. Paul City Council member fights for park at police annex over development
Rebecca Noecker wants to stick to the original plan to expand Pedro Park, keeping a promise to a neighborhood woefully short of green space.
Business
Employer health costs up 4.7 percent in Minnesota
The report says annual increases remain low across the country compared with previous periods.
Business
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Tennant misses mark in Q3 because of acquisition costs
CEO Chris Killingstad said integration of IPC operations is going well.
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