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Boston Scientific, Medtronic tout trial data supporting use of neuromodulation devices
The companies announced the data as an industry conference gathered this week in Las Vegas.
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Minnesota employers step up after end to deportation reprieve
As employers decry the announcement that the government would wind down Temporary Protected Status, or TPS, for Salvadorans, one metro company is going to bat for four workers.
Minneapolis
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Minneapolis sick leave violation results in first settlement for $11,000
The paid sick-leave ordinance, which became law in July, requires that employers with six or more employees award them one hour of leave for every 30 hours on the job.
Business
Minnesota finds 'cause for optimism' in individual health insurance market
A new report suggests stability despite continued enrollment declines.
Business
Congress puts caregiving on the national agenda
The bipartisan RAISE Family Caregivers Act calls for a strategy to support family caregivers as the population ages.
West Metro
J. Crew shuttering its Mall of America, Southdale stores
The stores, which will close on Jan. 27, put merchandise on sale now.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis won't expand billboard district
An ordinance change that was introduced by a Minneapolis City Council member won't be pursued.
Business
Dayton lauds minority hiring and contracting after critical 2016 audit
The Dayton administration, after a critical 2016 audit, points to gains in minority contracting and employment by state government.
Business
Appropriations bill would bar SEC from requiring political spending disclosure
Rider on must-pass bill means firms won't have to disclose donations.
Business
Sam's Club stores closing offering generous storewide discounts
Sam's Club stores closing offering generous storewide discounts
West Metro
Near Maple Grove's giant retail complex, offices and warehouses will soon rise
Duke Realty is proposing to construct the first two office-warehouse facilities in a planned four-building business park.
West Metro
Developer proposes 17-story residential tower in Edina, along with new art center
The project would rise on a vacant site near Hwy. 100 and Vernon Avenue.
Local
Minnesota task force says $35.7 million needed annually to expand broadband
About 252,000 homes have insufficient access.
West Metro
Walmart closing Sam's Club in St. Louis Park, about 60 others in U.S.
The store in Moorhead, Minn., will also close. They'll reopen Friday and remain for a few weeks until permanently closing.
Business
Federal judge dismisses shareholder suit against Cardiovascular Systems
Judge cites lack of evidence showing investors were deliberately misled.
South Metro
Former Allina VP suspected of embezzling at least $269,000
David Matthew Johnson has been charged with seven counts of theft in connection with submitting false mileage and personal reimbursement reports.
Business
CHS earnings down in first quarter of fiscal 2018
The nation's leading farmer-owned cooperative was helped by fuel business, affected by negative agriculture trends.
Business
Large portfolio of Twin Cities medical office buildings sold
Several medical office buildings have been sold.
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