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Jeff Bakke, CEO of HealthEZ

Bloomington's HealthEZ aims to continue post-acquisition growth with new CEO

With a new CEO and new role for founder, health benefits company invests to grow nationally

Deluxe CEO's new book offers practical advice for small business owners

November 5
Deluxe Corp. president and CEO Barry McCarthy has written a small business advice book inspired by Deluxe’s 106-year history of helping small busine
Barry McCarthy's book draws examples from Deluxe's "Small Business Revolution" TV series and his own entrepreneurship and leadership experience.
Business
13 minutes ago
Strawberries grow at Bushel Boy’s Owatonna greenhouse. The company grew only tomatoes for its first 30 years and introduced the indoor-grown berries

Known for tomatoes, Owatonna's Bushel Boy adds indoor strawberries

The new product is part of a big expansion at the company.
Business
November 7
More than a year into the pandemic-induced downturn, Ann Arbor, Mich., relaxed its city ordinance in early September to allow in-home enterprises to w

Pandemic prompts officials to relax rules on home businesses

It took 16 years, a local election and a global pandemic for Jonathan Holtfreter to secure his right to teach tuba in peace.The retired music…
Business
November 7

Outside Consultant: Where to focus in a franchise business

Hiring and financial control are keys to making a business work, even when its a franchise with a well-known brand.
Business
November 7
Eden Prairie-based Eyesafe sees growth in demand for its blue light protection products.

Small Minnesota company goes big with blue light protection

Revenue for Eyesafe has spiked nearly 900% over the past three years, driven by demand for its products
Business
November 7
Turning off encryption in the new Windows 11 can be hard to do, readers note.

Alexander: Turn off the more complex encryption in Windows 11 Pro

Readers react to our tech columnist's advice on turning off automatic encryption on Windows 11.
Is your company on the list of Minnesota's 2021 Top Workplaces?
Business
Is your company on the list of Minnesota's 2021 Top Workplaces?
updated 6 hours 25 mins. ago
Worker expectations change at Minnesota firms as pandemic retreats.
Coronavirus
November 6
Mason Nadolney got his second COVID-19 vaccine shot during a mobile vaccine event at Chanhassen High School in July.

What you need to know about COVID variants, Minnesota mask requirements and more

Advice is evolving along with the coronavirus. Here's the latest from staff and news service reports.
Business
November 6
At the former Ford Plant in St. Paul, the central water feature is an important part of sending treated storm water to Hidden Falls Park.

Developers pause St. Paul projects after rent control passes

Unlike most cities with rent control, St. Paul will not exempt new construction, which opponents argue will force lenders and developers to look outside the city.
Business
November 6

Farrell: Burnout, on the rise before pandemic, now a major trend at workplaces

The workplace needs to change, not employees, the pandemic has made clear.
Business
November 6

Women may be better investors then men. Here's the mansplaination.

Fidelity Investments found that, over a 10-year period, the portfolios of its female customers outperformed male customers by an average of 0.4% a year.
Business
November 6
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell

The dance between central bankers and big investors is taking a new turn

Central banks had signaled they would hold rates at near-zero into 2022, but inflation is leading them to pull back stimulus moves now.
Business
November 6
Radisson Regional Manager Jodie Grannes high-fives employees from the Radisson Blu Hotel at the Mall of America before joining Sushil Reddy on a 25-mi

Twin Cities employers turn on fun to counter 'resignation tsunami'

Companies are hosting cooking competitions, virtual happy hours and Lego championships during Zoom meetings.
Companies managed their costs and liquidity through the pandemic, but collectively, the 50 companies saw net income decline more than 12% as the broad
Business
Minnesota's top 50 public companies ranked by revenue – with No. 1 hitting $257 billion
updated 6 hours 49 mins. ago
Revenue for the companies on the Star Tribune 50 list as a whole increased 5.5% to a cumulative $621.8 billion.
Business
November 6
As winter nears, it’s a busy moment for homeowners to check on their heating systems. Shown are homes in St. Paul’s West 7th neighborhood in 2019.

Twin Cities Consumer Checkbook: Maintaining heating systems is key to winter savings

Comparing prices for repairs on HVAC systems is difficult because you first need an expert to diagnose a problem.
Business
November 6
Medtronic employees doubled ventilator production during the pandemic, here at the plant in Galway, Ireland.

Moving beyond devices: Medtronic at critical juncture as technology, competition evolve

A shift in culture is key to achieving ambitious strategic business goals.
Business
November 6
DailyPay employees worked in the downtown Minneapolis office.

More people get paid by the day, as apps and employers offer a new routine

Consumer advocates warn that peoples can run into fees for some of the new paycheck services.
Business
November 6
A moving can create a huge financial boost.

Moving before retirement can help finances in retirement

Individuals and couples who downsize their households ahead of retirement can reap savings that will help them down the road.
Business
November 6
In a new front in the nation’s vaccination effort, some employers are denying death benefits to survivors of an employee who died of COVID-19 withou

Unvaccinated? Don't count on leaving your family death benefits

Early examples are emerging of benefits being denied to survivors of people who weren't vaccinated against COVID-19.
Business
November 5
About one-third of the spending in the $1.75 trillion framework that Biden has agreed to with Democratic lawmakers is devoted to bolstering families.

Congress makes historic turn to focus on kids over older adults

While the details of President Joe Biden's signature social-spending bill are still being haggled over, one big takeaway is clear: the $1.75 trillion package marks…
The Louriston Dairy near Murdock, built and operated by Riverview LLP, is home to 9,500 cows, 40 times more than the average American dairy. The compa
Agriculture News and trends about Minnesota's farm economy
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We've created a new destination for everything agriculture in Minnesota and around the country.
Business
November 5
John Curry played goalie for the Wild during his eight years as a pro hockey player.

Former Wild goalie settles into leading family construction firm

John Curry emphasizes teamwork, customer experience at Knutson Construction in Minneapolis.
Business
November 5
Garfield Bowen, vice president of social justice strategy and initiatives at 3M

3M works to expand dental care access in Minnesota as part of new social justice initiatives

The company will focus on health care access, homeownership, transportation equity and workforce skills.
Business
November 5
A Canadian Pacific train in downtown St. Paul last month. Canadian Pacific told transportation regulators it will close its U.S. headquarters in Minne

Canadian Pacific outlines closure plans for U.S. HQ in Minneapolis after merger

Many of its downtown Minneapolis workers will be offered a chance to move to the combined company's new headquarters in Kansas City.