Twin Cities restaurant workers are among first victims of coronavirus shutdown
Eateries were ordered shut except for takeout, so many had to lay off employees.
How Silicon Valley’s Arctic Wolf made it to Minnesota’s ‘Silicon Prairie’
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Arctic Wolf looks to double the size of its cybersecurity office in Minnesota.
Forum: Investors face rough ride, but the weather will improve
March 21
The coronavirus is a stock market blizzard: Until visibility improves, the stock market will be extremely volatile and could easily sell off further.
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Mask by mask, scores answer call for gear for health care workers
With a couple of masks or a truckload full, Minnesotans answered the call Sunday to donate protective gear for health care workers grappling with a…
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Like patients, Minnesota doctors are frustrated by virus test, supply shortages
Physicians try coping with shortages in tests and supplies.
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Elevating role of video is new production director’s aim at Solve ad agency
Ad agency Solve expands in-house services.
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Making the most of your business posts on Facebook
Using Facebook to retain existing customers makes sense because they are the ones mostly likely to follow a brand on social media.
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Reyer: How to coach a manager who is struggling to manage
It might not be easy to break through, but once you can get him to reflect on his management style, growth can occur.
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Mackay: The bucket list can be a powerful motivator
It helps keeps you motivated and goal-oriented.
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Economic crisis in wake of virus has Minnesota shaking all week
The coronavirus pandemic and the measures meant to fight the spread of the virus brought a shocking new business reality to the state. But unlike a flood or hurricane, no one knows when it will end.
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.
March 21
Retired or nearly there? How to weather a market downturn
Here are the stakes: Losses early in retirement can significantly increase your chances of running short of money.
March 21
Family dispute roils Twin Cities’ largest funeral home company
Battle for Washburn-McReavy could force the 160-year-old family business to sell.
It’s hiring time
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Finding a job in the 2020s requires some technology know-how – and also face-to-face communications skills.
March 21
First Minnesota COVID-19 death is confirmed
The Ramsey County resident who died March 19 was 80 to 89 years old with underlying health issues, according to officials. Nearly a third of the state’s counties have been affected.
March 21
Minnesota clean-energy legislation has one more obstacle this year with coronavirus
Lawmakers] are reprioritizing, State Capitol observers said.
March 21
Regulators going after wayward bankers
It’s further evidence that federal regulators are increasingly targeting culprits on executive row.
March 21
Armed with hand sanitizer, Minnesota delivery drivers on front lines of pandemic
Grocery-delivery service demand has boomed — and in an economy where many workers have at least temporarily lost their retail jobs overnight, the delivery services are hiring.
March 21
Best Buy to temporarily close all stores aside from curbside pickup
As the coronavirus pandemic accelerates, Richfield-based Best Buy has decided to temporarily close its stores aside from curbside pickup starting Sunday. The electronics chain has…
March 21
How $65 million was spent to influence Minnesota state government last year
Here are some of the takeaways from annual lobbying expenditure reports
Who’s No. 1? Our annual ranking of Minnesota’s top nonprofits
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The list has long been dominated by the state’s large nonprofit health care sector. Forty-six of the 100 organizations on the list are in health care, and they account for 90% of the overall revenue on the list.
March 21
Grandma’s in Duluth lays off 350 workers, OMC Smokehouse closes amid coronavirus chaos
The group is among several restaurants closing up shop until the state gives green light to open.
March 21
How to protect your finances and credit in tough times
Preparation is better than panic, however. And starting now is better than doing nothing.
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Schafer: Finding a way out means keeping the workers and the recipes
A neighborhood restaurant is a perfect way to illustrate something for both business leaders and policymakers to heed in the brutal downturn ahead.
March 21
In times like these, it’s your intergenerational network that counts
What else is money for but to support those we love? Reach out and make sure the people you know are OK.
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Each job takes the right type of worker
Here’s a canine-inspired hiring template that includes workplace breeds to avoid.
