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Schafer: Delivery business is dodgy all around, especially these days
Drivers sure need work, too, but delivery doesn't work great for them, either.
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College seniors entering job market had a feast, now confront a famine
Three months ago they were facing an excellent job market; now 35 million Americans have been idled.
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180 Degrees battled COVID-19 on top of tough mission to assist ex-offenders
The organization anticipates there is more hard work ahead to continue providing services while the pandemic threat remains.
Business
Think of this pandemic era as a retirement test drive
Many near-retirees now know odds are they'll need to plan on working well into the traditional retirement years, while saving more and focusing on eliminating debts
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Does graduate school make financial sense? It depends on the debt
Where overborrowing becomes more of a risk is when the baccalaureate pursues an advanced degree.
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The 0% intro APR credit cards help in a crisis, but mind the details
The offers can be more complicated than they seem at first glance.
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Key to survival of business in pandemic economy: The pivot
A New York organic delivery business had to scramble as 250 orders ballooned to 5,000.
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How leaders can help employees get through virus upheaval
There are many commands coming at us. These are jolts that lead to uncertainty, stress and, ultimately, a way forward.
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Harvey Mackay: Humility is at the root of success
Staying humble can be hard to do in a culture that encourages competition and individuality.
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Opponents of Enbridge pipeline makeover press PUC to rethink the project
American Indian bands, environmental activists and a state agency cite collapsing energy production in Canada.
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Legislation directs $46M to Prairie Island band for first-in-Minnesota energy project
The money would help the Indian community with a 'net zero' project including solar panels and a microgrid.
Local
Judge to rule soon on whether Minnesota bar can reopen
Shady's Tavern in Albany, Minn., is fighting governor's order barring drinking and dining on premises during COVID-19 pandemic.
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Americans are moving less, and that's bad for the economy
That traditional willingness to pack up and move for a better job elsewhere was something that separated us from more static labor markets.
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