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St. Paul bans takeout containers that can't be recycled or composted
Restaurants will have until 2021 to comply with the policy.
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State says job growth in Minnesota is slowing
The state added 3,800 jobs in January, and the unemployment rate is 3 percent.
Business
Sofia Fund makes another investment in female-led business
Sofia Fund, led by female veterans of business and investments, has made its 17th investment in several years in a women-run company.
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Schafer: Amazon's single-minded focus has allowed retailers like Target to outflank it
E-commerce giant's focus on delivery left a gap for those who knew customers.
Business
Judge calls UnitedHealth coverage guidelines 'tainted'
Ruling highlights financial incentives in coverage criteria.
Business
Mayo's outlying hospitals, clinics see earnings jump
The margins at Mayo Clinic Health System remain lower than at the clinic's Rochester headquarters.
Business
You could get a job at Target Field using only your smartphone
Delaware North says it aims to let job applicants know within two days if they are hired to work at Twins games by using texts and video chats instead of in-person interviews.
Music
No consensus on what to do with 188 acres once owned by Prince
Lennar Corp. wants to develop a neighborhood of market-rate and luxury houses on the vacant land, which lies on the shore of Lake Ann.
South Metro
Students at Minnesota's Argosy University campus brace for possible closure
For-profit university has reportedly withheld loans while in receivership.
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Tennant is moving its headquarters from Golden Valley to Eden Prairie
The company will keep its main manufacturing plant in Golden Valley
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