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Target, Walmart rolling out more electric vehicle charging stations
Target, Walmart to roll out hundreds of charging stations to stores
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Plymouth startup creates One Spot app to streamline work of property managers
The One Spot software was developed to help commercial property managers more efficiently oversee work at sites.
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Man Cave Craft Eats wants to appeal to broader audience with new name and look
The fast-growing craft meats company, based in Minneapolis, wants its new name, Mighty Spark Food Co., to attract women as well as men. The company hopes the new brand positions it as a "better-for-you" option in the meat aisle without compromising on taste.
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Who is bashing Air T online? Company files lawsuit to find out
The criticism comes in the wake of a rocky year for Air T, which lost $3.2 million on revenue of $148 million in 2017.
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Employee-owned AVI Systems outpaces its industry
Workers have a piece of the action at fast-growing audiovisual firm
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Toyota to start deploying chips in battle to get cars 'talking'
Toyota laid out plans to start putting short-range communications chips in U.S. vehicles in the next three years, staking out its position in a battle to make cars safer by getting them to "talk" with one another.
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Regions Hospital pushes for exception to state law to add more beds
Growth in specialty care drawing patients from outside Regions' base in Ramsey County is just one of many factors that officials said are pushing the hospital up against its current limit on beds.
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Tech Dump CEO Amanda LaGrange on tough market for recycled electronicss
Amanda LaGrange, chief executive of Tech Dump, was recently named one of 24 Bush Foundation fellows who receive up to $100,000 over 12 to 24 months to help them develop as leaders advancing their plans.
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Dunwoody remakes itself for a changing economy
Dunwoody's growth has been constrained by its century-old building, just west of downtown. The school is underway on the first phase of a remodel approaching $40 million over several years.
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Five tips for picking a great real estate agent
Cutting through the hype and finding the right person can be tough.
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The falling dollar means investors should look abroad — carefully
The falling dollar has made foreign investment a better bet, but there are some important factors one must keep in mind.
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Insite Software raises more venture capital
Insite Software says it's having success since moving to a software-as-a-service model distributed from the cloud.
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Student loans: Are you making repayment harder?
Many borrowers have the power to make their loan payments more manageable.
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Schafer: Fed's Kashkari sees strengthening case for higher rates
Kashkari spent much of last year as a sometimes lonely voice at the Fed opposing the idea that short-term interest rates should go up. While he's not exactly on board now with boosting them, a lot has changed since his last no vote. That was only last December.
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Want to make your employees happier and more productive? Bring in the dogs
Hate leaving behind your furry friend while go to work? Increasingly, businesses are allowing their employees to bring their pets to the office.
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Market recap: GE stock rises on stronger than expected earnings
General Electric climbed 3.9 percent to $14.54 Friday after the conglomerate reported quarterly results that beat Wall Street's expectations and said it expects to book as much as $10 billion in proceeds from divesting industrial assets this year.
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Recent bankruptcy filings in Minneapolis and St. Paul
An overview of recent bankruptcy filings in the Twin Cities.
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