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Small businesses across Minneapolis and St. Paul grew more than in other cities, despite being significantly challenged by a dearth of skilled workers, according to a survey released this week by U.S. Bank.
Twin Cities small businesses growing faster than peers, but harder hit by labor shortage
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Sue Kruskopf might have sold her KC Truth agency to SixSpeed, but she’s still doling out hot takes via short videos posted online.
The self-proclaimed ‘Founding Mother of Minneapolis Advertising’ dishes blunt truths to industry
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Residents of Falcon Heights and St. Paul’s Como neighborhood are subject to parking, noise and traffic headaches during the Minnesota State Fair. Some leave town, but others say they love it.
What it’s like to live in the State Fair’s shadow for the 12 days of the Great Minnesota Get-Together
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From the "bagnado" to decking, Harley-Davidson and Polaris parts, the Eco Experience exhibit shows how the state’s $10.2 billion recyclables business is growing.
The fate of odd recyclables, from decking to motorcyle parts, on display at Minnesota State Fair
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The new ordinance imposes a time limit and higher fees on property owners holding on to vacant buildings.
Minneapolis hopes a tougher vacancy policy will clean up its most stubborn nuisance properties
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More listings and fewer sales are giving a bit of control back to house hunters after more than a decade of sellers being in command.
After years, balance of power in Twin Cities housing market slowly tips toward buyers
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Starting early and going off campus can help university students find cheaper rents while pursuing their degrees at metro-area schools.
How to find affordable college housing in the Twin Cities
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Schools and small businesses will receive free security consulting and monitoring from Metropolitan State University students at the cyber hub, which also will help the students launch companies.
Cyber crimes can doom a small business. A new Metro State effort in St. Paul hopes to help.
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He dispels the myth that his play is not physical. And at age 37, he doesn’t plan on quitting football in the near future.
In Their Shoes: NFL long snappers have an odd, unheralded job. Vikings’ Andrew DePaola loves it.
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