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Minnesota, Canadian lawmakers search for border solutions
No "vaccine passport" for travelers to or from Canada yet.
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Arbor Lakes Business Park in Maple Grove fully leased first two buildings
Maple Grove site ready to begin construction on more space.
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CEO Pay Watch: Sleep Number CEO's pay rose 65% in 2020
Business conditions rebounded for the Minneapolis-based company after COVID-19 downturns.
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Federal appeals court rules Medtronic whistleblower suit should proceed
A former company sales rep alleges the company misled regulators during review of a spine product.
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Minnesota breweries drained by pandemic as on-site sales dried up
600 jobs lost, contribution to state economy slips.
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Ryan plans revamped bank branch, grocery for Eagan site
Associated Bank sold Yankee Doodle Road building for $4.3 million
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SunOpta to open new Eden Prairie headquarters as it eyes growth
The plant-based food ingredients maker will move headquarters from Edina to make room for an anticipated grander future.
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Famous Dave's, Granite City saw turnaround in March after weathering a devastating 2020
Owner BBQ Holdings also announced Famous Dave's would close Woodbury location, enter in dual concept with Cowboy Jack's there.
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For Cargill's shipping unit, Suez block ended up as a minor challenge
Cargill had 13 vessels caught in the backlog when the Ever Given blocked the Suez Canal for nearly a week.
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St. Anthony: How a young female owner's 'vulnerability' helped heating company through COVID-19
Claire Ferrara went to St. Catherine's and to Dunwoody, then faced the leadership test of a lifetime just a year into taking control of the family business, Standard Heating and Cooling.
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Hennepin Avenue business owners to city: Don't take our parking
A major overhaul of Hennepin Avenue from the Walker Art Center to Lake Street would eliminate about 90% of curbside parking spots.
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Minneapolis company wants to 'mine' garbage to find metals for EV batteries
New firm breaks ground on expansion to an existing Mich. recycling center to extract cobalt, copper, nickel from industrial waste.
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Foods from afar hope to catch the eye of American shoppers
Brand identity, display vital when selling unfamiliar products to mainstream markets, analysts say.
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