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Looking for a lake home in Minnesota this summer? Get in a long line
Lake homes are a hot commodity in 2022, but rising mortgage rates and gas prices could make it a little easier later this year.
How to navigate parental leave, no matter your situation
First step: Know what questions you need to answer and how to plan.
Developer goes with the flow with $20 million makeover of Riverplace
Much overdue renovations of the Minneapolis riverfront office complex will focus on deferred maintenance and attracting new office tenants.
LinkedIn and Home Depot founders tried and tried again until they found success
Lessons learned from them is to be bold about trying something new — and don't be afraid to try again.
Restaurants' improvised patio space in pandemic becomes permanent in some Minn. cities
Union Alley in Stillwater is an example of compromises some cities have made to continue flexibility for outdoor dining.
Singletary: Inflation is hitting Black Americans faster and harder
Hard as the economic moment is for many people, Black people face even tougher times because of pay and employment disparities.
Minnesota has the nation's second-lowest jobless rate. Is that good?
For workers, the low unemployment rate should provide leverage. For the broader economy, new costs set in.
Upside-down world of 'reverse currency wars' is real
The effort to rein in inflation is making the dollar stronger, almost too strong in the eyes of some countries.
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Twin Cities environmental engineering firm in right business at right time
Nova Group, a 35-year-old, St. Louis Park-based company, has grown as commercial real estate investors add environmental goals to their businesses.
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St. Anthony: Minnesota legislative logjam despite surplus a bitter pill for businesses
The failure this month of the Republican-led Senate to strike tax-cut and bonding deals with Gov. Tim Walz is bitter for several industries.
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Climate is Ukraine war's latest victim
G-7 leaders face political, economic pressures driven by Russia's invasion.
Red lights inside a car can't be ignored. Some Minnesota repair experts sort them out.
There are red lights that mean you should stop driving immediately and some that are a bit less dangerous.
Walz, GOP leaders cool on idea of state gas tax holiday
They say tax rebates and tax cuts would have more impact.
'Hero Pay' applications flood into Minnesota
Some child care providers are among those left out.
Henry Ford can still teach us a thing or two about business
He thought long term — not something many businesses do today, sometimes at their peril.
Here's the amenity people most want when they stay at a hotel
Pools at hotels and motels are most popular at this time of year.
Here's what the strong dollar means for summer travel
Europe a smarter destination than Mexico or Canada thanks to the strong dollar.
What you need to know about COVID omicron variant, Minnesota testing, vaccines and more
Advice is evolving along with the coronavirus. Here's the latest from staff and news service reports.
Levin: Even with prices and rates rising, the equation for buying a home stays the same
Mapping out your time horizon and asset direction will help you decide whether it's better to rent or buy.
Federal judge denies Dairy Queen damages over Blizzard name
Dairy Queen sued over a bottled water with the Blizzard name.