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Mackay: Asking the right questions
Sometimes the answers you receive are determined by what and how you ask.
Business
Reyer: How to cope with sudden layoff? Readers weigh in
Difficult situation, both emotionally and practically? Of course. But also, it can be almost liberating.
Business
Why your company needs to embrace artificial intelligence
Think of AI as working in the here and now while setting a direction for its future.
Business
Investors try to get a read on mixed market signals
Strong stock market contrasts with concerns over bond yields, interest rate uncertainty.
Business
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Askov Finlayson to reopen with new focus: selling its own brand of winter outerwear
The retailer, owned by Eric and Andrew Dayton, will reopen its North Loop store in November.
Business
Trade winds, economic uncertainty can't derail U.S., Minnesota stock market gains
At midyear, the resilient market is continuing to push all-time highs.
Duluth
Great Lakes high water could hurt shipping, industry warns
Opening dams in the East could thwart flooding but hurt shipping in Duluth.
Business
Sunrise Banks receives $60 million in federal tax credit allocation
The St. Paul community bank again got one of the larger Minnesota allocations, designed to spur private investment in inner cities and small towns.
Business
As mega-takeovers fade in food industry, General Mills strategy emerges as winner
Minnesota food giant pivoted at the right time.
Local
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Gov. Walz issues executive order in response to Minn. fuel shortage
It aims to help fuel trucks deliver gas to stations that could run low.
Minneapolis
Underserved Minneapolis youths get job skills at Best Buy Teen Tech Center
Best Buy brings top electronics with free access to five locations in the Twin Cities.
Local
Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport says sign on Uber vehicle violates rules
Driver says logo and his name help passengers find the right vehicle.
Business
Nike pulls 'Betsy Ross flag' sneakers after Colin Kaepernick intervenes
Symbol's appropriation by supremacist groups taints its revolutionary history.
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