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Faribault Woolen Mill's Paul Mooty ready to pass on historic company to new CEO
Google pledges $1M to five Minnesota nonprofit firms
J.W. Hulme will hold first leather goods sample sale with new owner
The St. Paul leather goods firm has undergone a lot of change but the sample sale remains.
Made-in-Minnesota jeans designed to keep you warm in a 60-below windchill
During a subzero cold spell last winter, clothing designer Salvia Lani went to work creating a cold-weather jean without the heft of flannel.
Dodie Green, co-owner of St. Paul Bagelry, dies at 58
Report: Feds need to do more to prevent failures at Hanford
The federal government needs to do more to prevent the failure of radioactively contaminated facilities at an aging nuclear weapons production site in Washington state, the Government Accountability Office said this week.
Trump signals he's prepared to give farmers more federal aid
President Donald Trump signaled Friday that he's prepared to tap federal coffers again to help farmers suffering from the tariff fights that he initiated.
3M Co. agrees to pay $55M to settle PFAS contamination case in Michigan
Settlement money will be used for environmental remediation near shoe maker's disposal site.
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Google pledges $1M to five Minnesota nonprofit firms
Google this week pledged $1 million to five Minnesota social enterprises. The five are winners of the Google.org Impact Challenge Minnesota competition launched last fall,…
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Firefighters contain intense blaze at Becker recycling plant
City now its turns attention to air and water quality concerns.
Rep. McCollum calls federal report on Boundary Waters mining 'embarrassingly inadequate'
The Democrat said she hoped "Canada's elected leaders will call on the Trump administration to publicly release this confidential State Department report."
Gov. Tim Walz creates job for immigrant and refugee affairs
The new position will work to ease economic barriers for immigrants and refugees.
Gov. Walz orders review of troubled state disability hiring program amid mismanagement reports
The once-lauded Connect 700 program has come under fire for being rolled out inconsistently across state agencies.
Hormel Foods to buy Texas barbecue company for $270 million
The deal for Sadler's Smokehouse is the latest expanding the company's deli and food service business.
Tile Shop founder steps away for a second time, revealing split with new owners
He led the retailer's delisting, which helped new investors take charge and is in contention.
Annual profits and innovation set Sleep Number apart from upstart mattress makers
Mpls.-based mattress maker defends its position as a leader in health-and-wellness sector.
Duluth's Cirrus Aircraft posted its best sales year ever in 2019
The Duluth company said sales of its $2 million jets increased by 29% last year.
Tax reform may be more lucrative than advertised for corporations
National analysis finds that cuts may be more lucrative for corporations than advertised; some paid nothing.
Becker schools to close today as pile of cars still burns at recycling plant
Firefighting crews were trying to separate a portion of the burning stack of vehicles in hopes that the blaze would eventually die out.