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Former MNsure leader Allison O'Toole named Second Harvest Heartland CEO
The food bank, among the nation's largest, is in the midst of major expansion.
Minneapolis
United Properties says city conditions could put Gateway tower in jeopardy
United Properties says tower needs rooftop sign for anchor tenant and a drive-up entrance.
Business
Pentair to spend $280 million in deals for two residential water firms
The company, run from Golden Valley, will buy Pelican Water and Aquion.
Business
Concussion-detection device developed by Minnesota doctor gets FDA OK
The EyeBox can detect dysfunction in the brain by tracking eye movements.
Business
Chanhassen-based Snap Fitness founder resigns as CEO, takes advisory role
Peter Taunton will be strategic adviser as he shifts more time to a scholarship charity.
Business
Mn engineering firms raise record amount for food charities
Ten Minnesota engineering firms have nearly tripled the amount they raise for food charities since the 2012 holiday season.
West Metro
Tax break for poor areas boosts Mall of America district
Zones meant to help the poorest neighborhoods.
Business
Twin Cities pranksters took on the sharks of Shark Tank in December
St. Paul's Ryan Walther, a founder of the Onion, fooled the Shark Tank investors before he exhibited the real company.
Business
Minn. company is 'well-kept secret' in $150B sensor technology industry
With a new generation at the helm, Banner Engineering is rapidly growing as a U.S. leader in sensor technology.
Business
Affordable Care Act's fate worries many in Minn.
Breadth of 2010 health care law means many will be affected if it's struck down in the courts.
Business
St. Anthony: Has IntriCon stock been a good investment? Depends
One of the best-performing Minnesota stocks of 2017 and into the summer of last year has gone from hot to cold.
Business
Volatile 2018 ends on down note for majority of Minnesota's big firms
Among 72 major public firms, only 32 saw positive returns last year.
Business
What's a nervous investor to do in volatile market? Not much really
Squelch the urge to retreat amid wild stock market swings, financial advisers say.
Business
How the Apple aftershock was felt in Minnesota and consumer wallets
Few corporate revenue warnings echo the way Apple's did last week.
Local
Progress on greenhouse gas emissions, but not quite what Minnesota hoped
Report shows power plants made biggest cuts.
Local
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Prairie Island buys land near Pine Island
Concern over nuclear waste, aging power plant spur $15.5M purchase.
Local
Recession decimated outstate Minnesota retailers, but there are bright spots
Of the state's 47 largest retail centers outside the Twin Cities, all but two saw a loss of retailers from 2009 to 2015.
Business
Schafer: Sears chairman will be remembered as professional investor who didn't want to invest
It's a harsh world for retailers and maybe nothing would have worked, but Edward Lampert gave away the company's best chance.
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