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New federal law to stop surprise medical bills takes effect Jan. 1
No Surprises Act may stop as many as 10 million surprise bills a year.
Local
CDC tells even vaccinated travelers to avoid cruises
The number of outbreaks on ships has grown in recent weeks.
Business
Children's Minnesota plans to shift ICU capacity to Minneapolis campus
St. Paul campus will lose pediatric intensive care at some point in 2022 while adding an inpatient psychiatric unit.
Business
Summit Academy's Louis King named CEO of national job training network
Louis King will retain his post as CEO of Summit as well.
Business
Brooklyn Park picks up two more medtech firms: Switchback Medical and Cretex
The northern suburb is becoming home to more of the region's medical manufacturers.
Business
New second-division Minnesota women's soccer team raises over $1M through crowdsourcing
The strategy, while not uncommon, also gives the team a built-in fan base.
Business
More Minnesota employers are delaying return-to-office plans
Securian Financial, Xcel Energy and Wells Fargo have all pushed back their dates to the end of January or February as the omicron variant continues to spread.
Local
Twin Cities airport makes way for peer-to-peer car sharing service
Turo is now welcome at MSP, but not at many large airports around the country.
Business
Second day of canceled flights turns holiday travel into quagmire for Sun Country passengers
The Minneapolis-based airline faced a deluge of passenger complaints as the fix to technical glitch produced a second day of flight disruptions.
Business
Federal Ammunition owner announces its seventh acquisition in 16 months
Vista Outdoor in Anoka bought a Montana company that makes specialty outdoors clothing and equipment called Stone Glacier.
Business
Event planning company EideCom building larger HQ in Brooklyn Park
EideCom has found success in the pandemic with its SecondStage online platform for virtual events.
Business
Radiology firm opening two new imaging centers in the Twin Cities
Growth at Rayus Radiology includes new sites in Otsego, Shakopee and the state of Maine.
Business
Network glitch disrupts Sun Country early-morning flights, causing scheduling bumps all day
All of its flights taking off before 8 a.m. were canceled, producing delays throughout the day Monday.
Business
Cereal was a winner in the pandemic. How does your favorite kind rank?
The 2020 boost in cereal sales has receded, but General Mills continues growing market share.
Local
Bush Foundation awarding $100M to narrow racial wealth gaps
Nexus Community Partners in St. Paul and NDN Collective in Rapid City, S.D., will help design and operate grant programs for Black and Native Americans.
Business
Let employees have their say regarding COVID-19
When people feel their viewpoints are listened to, it builds trust, and they are more likely to comply with rules, even if they do not align with all of their views.
Business
Alexander: Why Microsoft Word might stop printing, and how to fix it
Part of the problem may be the age of the computer.
Business
Software entrepreneur funds solar projects in Minneapolis
Amber Naqvi is building a solar-software company in Eagan and funding solar projects in overlooked parts of the Twin Cities.
Local
Minnesota nonprofits look for new ways to diversify their volunteer ranks
A statewide advocacy organization is pushing to re-examine how to broaden the base of organizations.
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