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Ellison: Effort to curb crime at troubled Minneapolis intersection has paid off
Since 2010, roughly 1 in 10 homicides in Minneapolis occurred within a half-mile radius of the embattled junction on the city's North Side.
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Minnesota hospital nurse staffing bill amended to exempt Mayo
Threat to move billion-dollar expansion project to another state pays off for the Rochester-based health system.
Business
Sun Country Airlines to launch new app, six years since it last had one
The budget-friendly carrier will join the ranks of other airlines that have invested in technology to better serve passengers.
Business
Fresh Vine Wine, under new leadership, continues to see rocky results
The company, which said it must postpone filing its quarterly results, said in a filing it expects quarterly revenue to fall by more than half.
Business
Minnesota's high school tech education is among the worst, stunting local industry's growth
The state ranks last in the U.S. in the percentage of high schools offering computer science coursework, with only 21% doing so.
Politics
Minnesota Democrats strike a deal on rebate checks, credits, Social Security tax cuts
Not everyone will see a tax cut under the bill, and some corporations and wealthier Minnesotans will be asked to pay more.
Business
Target will boost recruitment of older job seekers after settling civil rights case
The push is part of the Minneapolis-based company's settlement with Communication Workers of America, which filed the complaint.
Business
Labor costs drive early-year losses at Allina, Fairview
Allina points to statewide factors behind costly patient backups; Fairview's CEO believes its financial situation has 'turned a corner' while still pushing for Sanford merger.
Business
Cautious consumers flattening sales at big retailers, including Minneapolis' Target
Target beat Wall Street's expectations, but executives say shoppers are cutting back on splurges and focusing on essential goods.
Business
Home sales and listings declined, so Twin Cities buyers still pay above asking
During April, the median price of all closings was $367,500, a nearly 4% increase from the previous month but a 0.7% decline compared with last year.
Business
Eden Prairie's C.H. Robinson laying off 300 more employees
The firm, one of the largest logistics companies in the world, announced the second round of layoffs in seven months.
Politics
Sick time provision would allow Minnesota workers to earn time off, paid by employers
Employees would earn one hour off for every 30 worked under a controversial provision in a sweeping jobs bill headed to the governor.
Business
Ramstad: 3M's selling its Minnesota lake resort, ending an era and worrying neighbors
One former 3M employee said a trip to Wonewok resort was like visiting a 'magic world.' Now, the industrial giant is selling the property amid cost-cutting efforts.
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ChatGPT CEO says AI should be regulated
Sam Altman advocated for a U.S. or global agency that would license the most powerful AI systems and have the authority to "take that license away and ensure compliance with safety standards."
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ChatGPT chief says AI should be regulated
CEO Sam Altman advocated for a U.S. or global agency that would license the most powerful AI systems and have the authority to "take that license away and ensure compliance with safety standards."
Business
3M partners with Canada firm to make materials that will remove carbon dioxide from the air
3M will increase production of Svante Technologies' carbon-removal filters.
Business
Medtronic is filling its London animation studio with gaming and film pros
Medtronic has a medical visualization unit to help educate medical professionals about using its products.
Business
Judge orders Precision Lens, owner to pay $487M for kickback scheme
The Bloomington lens company must pay damages over trips and experiences meant to influence doctors.
Business
Wells Fargo to pay $1 billion to settle lawsuit by shareholders
The agreement is the latest in a succession of settlements and penalties the bank has paid stemming from a fraud scandal that came to light nearly a decade ago.
Business
Lawsuits targeting company websites for ADA violations on the rise
Digital accessibility is required by law, but less than 4% of websites fully comply, leaving most businesses exposed to litigation risk.
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