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RBC executive focuses on recruiting women, diverse talent to firm
Kristen Kimmell is working to bring both into the firm with her appointment as head of adviser recruiting and field marketing.
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Here's how high school students are starting businesses
It requires time, hard work and a passion for the problem you are solving with your business.
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Mackay: Customer service can never be too good
Keeping employees motivated to consistently provide high-quality customer service is absolutely essential.
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Reyer: When 'just being yourself' doesn't come naturally
By mirroring your good feelings and paying attention to your emotional and physical responses to stress, you can help open the door.
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Heed the call for brevity in business communication
Businesses do well to heed the advice of professional writers — whether in-house or external — to keep communication simple and brief.
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Arson suspected in fire north of Duluth that destroyed logging harvester worth $500K
Logging activity was idle at the time of the blaze, authorities said.
Home & Garden
Downtown Wayzata condo gets dramatic makeover
The plain-vanilla condo above the Hotel Landing is now bold and personalized.
Business
Economics of U.S. steel industry do not look good
The root of the steel problem is a perfect storm that leaders of the American industry, prodded by Trump's policies, created.
Business
New CEO takes over at Pearson Candy, backed by local money, ideas to grow
St. Paul's Pearson Candy Co. embraces its classic products while developing new ones.
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Minnesota trade groups offering new health plans
Despite rules suspension, associations venturing in.
Business
New CEO of Pohlad Cos.' real estate finance company on industry trends, Twin Cities allure
NorthMarq will get a new leader early next year, though he will be a familiar face.
Business
When a mortgage is part of your retirement plan
With low interest rates, the decision to pay off your mortgage before retiring isn't as clear-cut as it may have once seemed.
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Facebook shares rise as social media company sees increase in users
The solid results come as the company faces continued scrutiny from regulators over alleged anti-competitive behavior.
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