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For health insurers, latest Affordable Care Act move creates more unknowns
Stability in individual, small-group markets proves elusive.
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Serial entrepreneur Ben Hertz of Penny's Coffee talks about starting, growing businesses
Penny's Coffee, which is more cafe than coffee shop, is set to expand.
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How to determine if an economic issue will fade, or turn into a big problem
In these times, it is interesting to look at some of the things happening in the economy.
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Retirement planning needs to include your social network
The research is compelling: A dearth of social relationships is as strong a risk factor for poor quality of daily life.
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As crushing student debt keeps young people from saving, some employers step up to ease the squeeze
Helping employees pay student debt has become an increasingly popular, though still rare, benefit employers are using to attract and retain young talent.
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Movers & Shakers: Luke Kujawa, co-founder, Your Boat Club
The rise of ride-sharing services also has benefited Your Boat Club's model.
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How to stay in the loop when your work team is in another city
The main thing to remember is the onus will be on you.
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Mackay: To move forward, make fear work in your favor
For some people, the real fear is success itself.
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The $2.26 billion question: Can business face up to health inequities?
Health inequities are a reality for Minnesota, and the faces of that reality far too often come from communities of color.
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Fast-growing startup StockX sniffs out fake sneakers
Only the real thing leaves this shop, its founders say.
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The Illinois town where Trump's tariffs have provided jobs and a market for Iron Range taconite
Three years after a shutdown and mass job loss, production resumes at Illinois plant.
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