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Twin Cities housing market gets even tighter as new listings lag
Listings in February lagged year-ago levels by 14 percent as the median sale price hit $265,500.
Flooding could delay spring planting, but that's still a month off
Some flooding could happen on Minnesota rivers, but it would have to linger a long time to delay planting.
CEO Pay Watch: Ecolab's Douglas Baker earned nearly $27 million last year
The bulk of Baker's compensation comes from previously issued options and stock awards.
Boeing faces growing obstacles to restore Max jet fleet
A fracturing regulatory environment overseas makes the timeline for resuming flights problematic.
Ecolab President Thomas Handley stepping down, retiring later in year
Thomas Handley will step down as president on April 1 and retire later this year; his successor is Christophe Beck.
High stakes for Surmodics as safety concerns swirl over certain drug-coated stents
Eden Prairie company has clinical trials for similar products underway, and key payments at risk.
The Latest: Markets cautious ahead of Fed statement
The Latest on the Federal Reserve's monetary policy meeting (all times local):
Column: Vegas bookie returns home to new world of betting
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Blue Cross eliminating 40 jobs in the Iron Range
The Eagan-based health insurer said the layoffs were driven by a move to "centralize resources."
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Former AGs Lori Swanson, Mike Hatch to open Mpls. law firm
The firm brings together the last two state attorneys general, both of them litigators with a long history of working together in Minnesota's legal community.
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Tesla's shift to online sales could lead to the end of your friendly local car dealer
Some dealers are spending more on service operations, where profits are higher anyway.
Families urged to seek free lead, asthma testing in north Minneapolis
The services are funded by a settlement over air pollution concerns at Northern Metals Recycling.
Alexander: Sometimes computer security can hurt you
Who's at fault? E-commerce security software everywhere that isn't up to the task.
Iowa sues to shut down national puppy-laundering ring
The Iowa Attorney General's Office is suing to shut down what it describes as a national puppy-laundering ring that sells dogs from illegal breeding operations at inflated prices while pretending the animals are rescues.
Tech firms like Amazon and Microsoft see energy industry as new source of income
A giant hotel in Houston teemed with oil-and-gas executives earlier this month for CeraWeek. IHS Markit, a research firm which organized the shindig, lined up…
Manufacturer, philanthropist Robert C. Klas Sr. dies at age 91
When his first child was born with a learning disability in 1951, a doctor told Robert Klas and his wife that they should put the…
Penn Cycle sells to Freewheel Bike after 61 years in business
Family-owned operation launched in 1957, had recently been under financial strain.
Study results back wider use of alternative heart-valve treatment
Medtronic, Edwards Lifesciences touted data showing outcomes for their systems.