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Recent bankruptcy filings in Minneapolis and St. Paul
Bankruptcy filings in the Twin Cities.
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Mergers and acquisitions involving Minnesota companies
Moves made by Minnesota companies.
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Movers & Shakers: David Dourgarian, CEO, TempWorks Software
CEO David Dourgarian is focusing on local growth this year at Eagan-based TempWorks Software, which offers staffing software and payroll processing and funding services to industrial-temp staffing agencies.
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Reyer: Too much networking? Try to find middle ground
Networking is an essential part of everybody's skill set, but it can get out of balance.
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Mindfulness emerging as key business leadership trait
Leaders who concentrate their awareness on the situation at hand demonstrate more steady, thoughtful, flexible and creative influence.
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Best use for that corporate tax cut? Organic growth
What will CEOs, senior executives, and corporate boards choose to do with the increased cash flow?
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Project for Pride In Living looks to expand job training services
Organization raising $9 million to expand Minneapolis training center.
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Company betting customers will fall in love with ugly produce
Imperfect Produce launch in Seattle was so successful that it had to start a waiting list and expand its delivery partners.
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Key to aging well is to remain connected to social network
Research and experience come to the same conclusion: Loneliness is a threat to the quality of life of elders.
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Hobbies can make you money in retirement
You can stretch your savings and still enjoy retirement by following your passions to generate some extra cash and meet new people.
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3M launches new bluetooth air filter
It has a sensor that monitors air quality and sends an alert to the homeowner when it is time to make a change.
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Levin: Is it time to get out of the market? Only if you need money short-term
Stock valuations are the highest they have been since the tech bubble.
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Count bank overdraft fees as a holiday expense, too
The lack of understanding costs many consumers as a kind of high-cost credit.
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Hopeful signs for Minnesota health insurers
Premium hikes helped cover claims, but the future remains uncertain.
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Schafer: Are co-working spaces disrupting real estate?
It's also seen as a sign of a healthy culture of entrepreneurship to have lots of busy co-working places nearby.
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