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Trump slaps tariffs on imported solar panels and washing machines

Trump slaps tariffs on imported solar panels and washing machines

The move has met with both praise and criticism from the solar energy industry. Manufacturers lobbied for the tariffs, while solar installers warned that American jobs will be lost.

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McNally Smith came within 'hair's breadth' of reopening

McNally Smith came within 'hair's breadth' of reopening

After McNally Smith College of Music closed in late December, an effort to reopen the school as a nonprofit continued. But the deal fell through at the eleventh hour.
by Peter Cox

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Minnesota lake named for pro-slavery Calhoun gets new name

Minnesota lake named for pro-slavery Calhoun gets new name

The state of Minnesota has approved changing the name of Lake Calhoun in Minneapolis to its original Dakota Indian name of Bde Maka Ska.
by Associated Press

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Climate change burrows its way into business models

Climate change burrows its way into business models

We're talking business this week on Climate Cast -- how climate change affects the way companies work, and the expansion of the hybrid and electric vehicle market.
by Paul Huttner

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Tax law gives unexpected break to farmers who sell to co-ops

Tax law gives unexpected break to farmers who sell to co-ops

Lawmakers say they didn't intend to give a competitive advantage to co-ops. But it's not clear they can rework the legislation given the partisan divide on Capitol Hill.
by The Associated Press

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Minnesota unemployment at 17-year low

Minnesota employers continued adding to their payrolls in December, with 8,900 new jobs, and the unemployment rate fell to its lowest level since July of 2000.
by Bill Catlin

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Minnesota doesn't make the cut for new Amazon HQ

Minnesota doesn't make the cut for new Amazon HQ

Minnesota didn't make the list of 20 finalists for Amazon's second headquarters, and the secretive nature of the state's proposal makes it hard to know why.
by Tim Pugmire

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Farmers struggling with low milk prices find little help from safety net

Farmers struggling with low milk prices find little help from safety net

Dairy farmers have been scraping by these last few years with milk prices in 2018 nearing a two-year low, and a protection program for dairy farmers has been a failure, some say.
by Mark Steil

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