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Interview: Marilyn Carlson Nelson On Retirement, Business & Human Rights

Marilyn Carlson Nelson has been recognized by the White House and will receive the Public Leadership Award from the Humphrey School of Public Affairs next week for her work to stop sex trafficking.

2013/04/30

Golfers (Try To) Cope With Spring Snow

April snow is pushing the start of the golf season back and with The Masters going on in Augusta, Ga., many Minnesotans are itching to play.

2013/04/11

Wausau Paper Sells Niche Business, 2 Mills

Wausau Paper is selling its specialty paper business and two mills in northern Wisconsin to a private equity firm for $130 million.

2013/03/22

Eagan City Code Confines Pizza Store’s Advertising

To Christian Young and Nengi Clement, it’s the best job they’ve ever had. For a person living with autism, jobs can be hard to find.

2013/03/21

Rebecca Jarvis Previews Samsung News On WCCO

CBS business reporter Rebecca Jarvis called into the WCCO Morning News on Thursday and talked about
stock market rallies and a big press event for Samsung in New York City.

2013/03/14

Gov. Dayton Lashes Out At Chamber Of Commerce

Gov. Mark Dayton told hundreds of state business leaders on Wednesday he’s not backing down from a plan to raise taxes on high income Minnesotans.

2013/03/13

It’s Official: Zubaz Is Back

A certain Minnesota sportswear brand got an unexpected push and national exposure from March Madness. So, it’s official: Zubaz is back.

2013/03/06

Survey: More Slow Economic Growth Ahead In Midwest

A monthly economic survey index for nine Midwest and Plains states dipped last month, suggesting only slow growth for the region over the next three to six months.

2013/03/01

State Lawmakers Push Bill To Hire More Veterans

State lawmakers want to give Minnesota businesses tax credits for hiring veterans.

2013/02/11

MN Businesses, Lawmakers Lash Out Against Medical Device Tax

Minnesota’s medical device makers say a new tax to help pay for the federal health care law could cause cutbacks, and even layoffs.

2013/02/08

Spotty Midwestern Snow A Mixed Bag For Businesses

Just a week ago, things looked dire for Sarah and Tim Long, owners of Timbers Resort in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Snow is their winter lifeblood, drawing outdoor sports enthusiasts from far and wide, yet the ground was bare.

2013/01/26

St. Paul Businesses Give Hockey A Warm Welcome Back

The Minnesota Wild will take on the Colorado Avalanche Saturday night at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, and while the puck drops at 8 p.m., business will be booming on West 7th Street for hours leading up the the start of the shortened season.

2013/01/19