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Holiday pop-up markets are back this year, attracting shoppers around Twin Cities
The concept originated in Germany and is now common around the world, a low-cost way for local artisans and makers to get their wares in front of shoppers.
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Minnesota evictions climb toward pre-pandemic levels as most renter protections lifted
Filings on pace to reach pre-COVID levels, but legal aid is available.
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Woman-owned brewery brews up big expansion in southern Minnesota
South x Southeast Minnesota Brewing Co. in Pine Island has grown by demystifying craft beer.
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Schafer: St. Paul rent control vote turns builders, bankers away from capital city
The Twin Cities needs new multifamily housing and capital is flooding in for projects. St. Paul's voters just assured the city won't get it.
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Farrell: Retirees experiment with ways to earn money, serve communities, such as AmeriCorps
The AmeriCorps programs, managed locally by ServeMinnesota, represent one way for retirees or near-retirees to stay involved in the community.
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U.S. to allow pork plants to operate faster in trial program
The Quality Pork Processors plant in Austin, Minn., which serves Hormel Foods, is one of the sites chosen by the USDA for a one-year experiment.
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Gilson: Write freely, and then rewrite
The key to good writing is good editing of your work. Otherwise, key plot points could be too confusing.
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Quitting Peloton? You can save money, even back at the gym
The fitness market is changing again as people regain their confidence to go back to gyms and health clubs.
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Minnesota's Living Greens Farm has ambitious indoor produce plans
Vegetables grown indoors still a small fraction of produce market, but Faribault company sees a lot of possibility.
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Leading indicators support market strength
It's a symptom of bull market-fatigue that it's easier listing reasons to be negative, than optimistic.
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Are people really moving out of the Twin Cities?
Group studied the impact of urban unrest, rising crime and the COVID-19 pandemic on the Twin Cities housing market.
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Minnesota Farm Bureau leader steps down after 16 years
Kevin Paap, who's led one of state's top ag interest groups, is wrappig up his tenure this month.
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General Mills putting Progresso, Hamburger Helper up for sale, report says
General Mills has hired investment firm Goldman Sachs for the potential sale.
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Twin Cities American Indian business leaders coordinating on development projects
The American Indian OIC is one of the groups that are ready to build new facilities to improve their programs.
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South St. Paul immigrant slaughterhouses weigh options for growth, relocation
South St. Paul businesses are among the last vestiges of meatpacking mecca
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Minneapolis-based Jamf Holding sees Q3 revenue increase 36%
Jamf spent a good portion of its earnings call explaining how a new Apple initiative should not affect its business.
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Study: Mpls., St. Paul minimum wage increases led to loss of restaurant jobs
But the study by the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis did not find other correlations to job losses in other low-wage sectors
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Minneapolis-based SharpLink Gaming preps for more rollout of legalized sports betting
SharpLink Gaming, one of Minnesota's newest public companies, hopes to connect fantasy sports players with legal sports books.
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