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Bankruptcy judge orders trial for BMO Harris Bank in Tom Petters case
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Kathleen Sanberg concluded BMO Harris Bank lied, gave the court "false and misleading" testimony and "intentionally destroyed and failed to preserve the Minnesota e-mail backup tapes."
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Sun Country apologizes for no notification about canceled flights
It was the first real-time test for the customer communication system that should've been automatic.
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Retailers want feds to look into how tech giants control info
Online giants have too much control over pricing and other information, argues a trade group representing Target, Best Buy and others.
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Minn. regulators will not appeal Enbridge pipeline ruling
The PUC will try to fix their flawed environmental review of Enbridge's proposed $2.6 billion oil pipeline rather than go to the state Supreme Court.
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Former Starkey president heads to prison Monday
Jerry Ruzicka was convicted in March 2018 of defrauding Starkey out of millions of dollars.
Satellite photos show Midwestern farmers' struggle with extreme weather
Unplanted, drowned or late fields have two things in common: They look brown from space.
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Minnesota will use VW settlement cash to get polluting diesel vehicles off the road
The MPCA will use nearly $4 million to pay businesses, cities and nonprofits to replace old diesel trucks with those that have cleaner-burning diesel engines.
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3M has fun with products from adhesives to wall graphics at PGA tournament in Blaine
3M Open Science Tour showcased products made with company technologies.
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Bellinis and chocolates: Delta adds a touch of first class to economy on longer flights
The expanded services are a bid to distinguish it from competing airlines.
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CyberOptics shares plunge 23% as chip-industry slump pounds its sales
Executives said spring sales came in at the low end of forecasts and they are downbeat about the rest of 2019.
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UnitedHealth Group helps launch data science program at black colleges in Atlanta
The group will spend $8.25 million over 5 years for students at the schools.
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The power of Google and Amazon looms over tech IPOs
Trustbusting politicians find Silicon Valley to be a complicated web.
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Wells Fargo's top Minnesota executive joins Habitat for Humanity board as Habitat's production grows
CEO Laurie Nordquist of Wells Fargo Minnesota has joined Habitat's board a few weeks after Wells Fargo announced that its foundation was focusing more on affordable housing around the nation.
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Xcel says it will likely need more power capacity by 2030s
As utility shifts from coal to renewables, gas plants, other technology may fill gap.
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