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10,000 Minn. health care workers filed jobless claims in the past 10 days
Laid-off workers include those who do work related to minimally invasive and elective procedures and health care support workers.
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Workers at Kim Bartmann restaurants in Mpls. went unpaid after closures
Bartmann responded by saying she is doing everything she can to secure funding to pay her employees what they're due.
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Delta cuts nonstops between MSP and other countries, also Hawaii
The main carrier at MSP does not expect overseas flights to resume until at least June.
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Seniors like dedicated shopping time, though it's 'awfully early'
Major grocery stores in Twin Cities all offer early hours for vulnerable populations.
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Metro restaurants serving up free meals to food workers, kids and others affected by virus shutdown
Restaurants are stepping up to feed various groups who need to eat during the pandemic.
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Empty shelves mean suppliers like Arden Hills' Delkor are adding workers
Delkor makes food packaging machines, and order are up from Hormel to Blue Bunny ice cream.
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Minnesota businesses praise flexibility in Gov. Tim Walz's stay-at-home order
As some companies retool, that definition could change; others may challenge status.
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Rosedale, Burnsville, Har Mar malls will close by weekend
A few retailers and restaurants with exterior entrances plan to stay open.
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What a time it was: Minnesota's jobless rate was 3.1% last month
Recent jobless claims far exceed the number of Minnesotans who were out of work in February.
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Aerial boom operator touches powerline in SE. Minnesota and is killed
The incident occurred at a rental business.
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UnitedHealth Group pushes self-collected COVID-19 test
A new COVID-19 test method would let patients swab their own noses for specimens at designated testing sites — an approach that could help with swab shortages and conserve dwindling supplies of protective gear for health care workers.
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Stores banning reusable bags, putting up shields to keep workers safe
Area supermarkets, retailers, co-ops have stepped up efforts in the past week.
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MNsure routes 1,400 to coverage as COVID-19 spreads
The state insurance exchange and UnitedHealthcare have launched special enrollment periods.
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Minneapolis Dayton's Project food hall and other retail opening delayed
The attractions had been scheduled to debut this spring, but will be delayed for an unknown period.
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US Internet, Comcast make free Wi-Fi available
US Internet's hotspots serve Minneapolis while Comcast has opened its Wi-Fi hotspots nationwide.
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Target revises year's plan as sales surge 20% mainly because of coronavirus
Remodels will be scaled back, and fresh groceries, alcohol won't be offered for pickup.
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