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Prosecutors request at least 15 years in prison for convicted former Starkey president
Jerry Ruzicka, convicted for embezzling $20 million from Starkey, will be sentenced next week.
With trade war dragging on, Minnesota soybeans sit in bins
Some farmers are storing more than half of the crop they just harvested.
Minnesota certifies first black-led cooperative credit union
Village Financial aims to stop predatory lending, support black businesses.
Board compensation at public companies rose steadily in last five years
Compensation for board members at largest public companies in the United States rose 16.3 percent in the last five years.
Food billionaire Fertitta buys Minneapolis-based Bite Squad for $321M
The deal is one of the biggest involving a Minnesota tech startup in years.
U.S. House passes $867 billion farm bill, which President Donald Trump is expected to sign
The U.S. House on Wednesday overwhelmingly passed the final version of the farm bill that dictates most of the country's agricultural and food programs for the next five years.
Walker to make 'major' Kimberly-Clark announcement
Gov. Scott Walker plans to make what he's calling a "major economic development" announcement at the Kimberly-Clark factory in northeast Wisconsin.
Oil pipeline opponents look past Minnesota regulators
Opponents of Enbridge Energy's proposed Line 3 crude oil pipeline replacement are turning their attention to fighting the project on other fronts as a Minnesota regulatory panel prepares to take one of its final steps to allow it to proceed.
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Board compensation at public companies rose steadily in last five years
Compensation for board members at largest public companies in the United States rose 16.3 percent in the last five years.
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Minneapolis-based MyMeds launches Mayo Clinic partnership
MyMeds was started informally in 2001 by Dr. Rajiv Shah over frustrations that his patients weren't taking their medications because they were confused, forgetful or for other reasons.
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Hole in valve triggered explosion, fire at Superior, Wis., refinery
The erosion in a slide valve created a hole that allowed air to mix with hydrocarbons, setting off last April's blast at the Husky Energy refinery.
Ecolab Foundation giving $5 million to University of Minnesota for sustainability programs
Will fund sustainability research, scholarships and a new conference series.
Minnesota keeps June 20 cutoff for spraying dicamba
The restriction reduced the number of complaints in 2018, regulators decide to keep it.
Minneapolis-based MyMeds launches Mayo Clinic partnership
MyMeds was started informally in 2001 by Dr. Rajiv Shah over frustrations that his patients weren't taking their medications because they were confused, forgetful or for other reasons.
Scammers may have gained access to personal information of Ramsey County clients
The scam targeted the e-mails of county employees in an apparent attempt to divert their paychecks.
Duluth port project receives $20 million grant for highway bridge reconstruction
A port reconstruction project in Duluth has received a $20 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT). The $267 million Twin Ports Interchange…
As it gets harder to make computer chips, the U.S. and China battle to lead the way
The industry is being reshaped by political competitiveness and a physics problem.
Ex-Target pharmacist wins $570,000 after alleging retailer broke Medicaid rules
According to the suit, company allegedly broke rules against auto refilling Medicaid prescriptions.
U.S. financial anxiety at high point since 2016 election
Consumers believe their assets will continue to grow, but at slower rate.
SNAP funds restored to farm bill
A measure that would have required some recipients to work was stripped from the bill.