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Superior, Wis., to hold town meeting on refinery explosion to discuss emergency plans
Wednesday event will include an update from the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazardous Investigation Board on its investigation.
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Bremer CEO Jeanne Crain talks about small business clients, changing industry
One new touch is a living room-style space in the Linden Hills neighborhood, where Bremer bankers may be chatting with prospective clients.
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Legal war engulfs commonly used 3M operating-room device
As lawsuits pile up, 3M defends Bair Hugger against its own worst critic: the inventor.
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Movers & Shakers: Abir Sen, CEO of Gravie
Sen likens the change he sees coming to health benefits to the transition from pensions to 401(k) plans.
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Microsoft calls for regulations to control, restrict facial-recognition technology
The proposals include a law that would inform consumers when facial-recognition technology is being used in a public place.
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Sudden sales drop should be small retailer's wake-up call
If you're still selling the same products in the same way, it's not a surprise that you're seeing declines.
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Gophers football coach P.J. Fleck offers lessons on leadership
Fleck said he and his staff and players operate in a HYPRR culture, which stands for how, yours, process, results and response.
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Don't wait for a crisis to develop a crisis plan for your business
Ensuring everyone knows what constitutes a crisis and when the plan needs to be put into action is key.
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No shortage of innovation aimed at changing health care
New models are helping health systems identify individuals who can benefit from case management and lifestyle counseling.
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Free investments can come at a cost
Investors have an increasing array of options to avoid paying for investment advice or stock trades, but proceed with caution.
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FIRE devotees are confusing being cheap with being frugal
The Financial Independence, Retire Early movement is getting much attention in the personal finance world, but there are less extreme ways to live a life of purpose and sound finances.
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The right way to give secondhand gifts, according to an etiquette expert
It will go a long way to determining whether it's tacky or tasteful.
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