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U.S. House passes small-biz aid bill introduced by Minnesota's Dean Phillips
The legislation, which also must be passed by the Senate, would extend repayment deadlines and loosen some of the spending rules for the small business loans.
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South St. Paul gets tough on stockyard stench after complaints by home-bound residents
The amended ordinance targets odor generators who don't cooperate with the city.
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Twin Cities house hunters aren't avoiding urban listings, yet
Zillow says online house searches in April showed similar geographic mix as a year ago.
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4 Minnesota nursing homes with outbreaks cited for serious violations
The state Department of Health found the homes placed their residents in "immediate jeopardy."
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Mpls. venture capitalist loses office lease after viral video accuses him of racial profiling
Subject of video said he believed some of the men were not tenants.
Business
CVS to roll out 10 drive-through testing sites in Minnesota on Friday
Drugstore chain to open 10 sites in Minnesota on Friday.
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Manure, fertilizers overload parts of Minnesota with nitrogen, mapping project finds
Group tracks where nearly 50 million tons of animal waste goes on Minnesota fields, adding nitrates to wells, rivers and lakes.
Business
Schafer: If you're near retirement, some tips for the hard choices coming your way
Not always being able to pick your own retirement date is just one challenge.
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Businesses with five or fewer employees are first in line for Ramsey County relief
About half of Ramsey County businesses with five or fewer workers will be the first eligible for $7,500 emergency grants.
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'Truly scurrilous behavior' by scammers increases as pandemic continues
An upending of social norms helps set the stage for a growing roster of unsavory pitches.
Business
TruStone, Firefly OK merger to create second-largest credit union in Minnesota
The deal still needs regulatory approval.
Agriculture
Glen Taylor-owned pork firm in Windom to merge with Canadian pork producer
Manitoba-based HyLife is one of Canada's largest producers.
Business
Xcel exploring renewable natural gas options
It's the state's secondnd large utility to consider pursuing sources.
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Minnesota cities testing new plans to expand outdoor dining during coronavirus
Changes come as retail and restaurant customers in Minneapolis must start wearing masks Tuesday night.
Business
Afro Deli owner hangs on amid hope, caution and charitable cooking
Abdirahman Kahin responded to pandemic by switching to a nonprofit model
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Virus hit meat plants just as workers asked to speed up
Even as the outbreak began to force plants to temporarily close last month, the U.S. Department of Agriculture continued granting permission to chicken processors to boost speeds by 25% on production lines.
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Despite toll, nursing home residents are still sharing rooms
In Minnesota and nationally, the deadliest clusters of the coronavirus have tended to be in large, multistory nursing homes with people doubled up in rooms and separated by curtains.
Local
Downsizing parks program may be harbinger for Minn. cities
Businesses felt the imperative first. But it is now starting in state and local governments where disruptions in tax collection and other sources of revenue could add to the troubles of the broader economy.
Business
Forum: This little known organization brings additional perspective to a COVID-19 world
The low-key Organization for Economic Cooperation & Development aims to improve the global economy and promote world trade.
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After reopening, Patina owners hopeful but still wonder about stores' future
Stores are reopening, but owners are hoping it is not too late to save them.
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