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Minnesota unemployment steady in first figures for 2015

Minnesota's numbers remain well below the national unemployment rate of 5.7 percent in January.
by Matt Sepic

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A 'difficult day' as Target lays off 1,700

A 'difficult day' as Target lays off 1,700

The retail giant announced 1,700 layoffs, mostly from its Minneapolis headquarters. It also permanently closed 1,400 open positions.
by Martin Moylan and Tim Nelson

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Mathletes, hockey players find common denominator in St. Paul

St. Paul hosted the 31st annual Minnesota State High School Math League tournament, home to the Math Bowl.

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Target promises focus on style and family

Target promises focus on style and family

In laying out his vision for a restored Target to Wall Street analysts last week, CEO Brian Cornell promised that the retailer will focus on design, baby, kids and wellness.
by Martin Moylan

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Epic novel blends puppetry, race and particle physics

Epic novel blends puppetry, race and particle physics

In "I Am Radar," Reif Larsen explores what happens when a black child is born to a white couple, and how wars are based on a variety of conflicts.
by Euan Kerr

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Dayton, Bakk make up, attack Republicans on transportation

Dayton, Bakk make up, attack Republicans on transportation

There was no talk of back stabbing Thursday as the governor and Senate majority leader teamed up to slam Republicans over paying for roads and bridges.
by Tom Scheck

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Minnesota theologian shaped by historic Selma march

Minnesota theologian shaped by historic Selma march

Barbara Holmes, president of United Theological Seminary in New Brighton, marched into Montgomery, Ala., in 1965 with Martin Luther King Jr. The country has changed, she said, but racism persists.
by Dan Olson

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Art Hounds: Black Label Movement takes the stage

Art Hounds: Black Label Movement takes the stage

Art Hounds take in the music of Paul Spring, Zoe Field's sculpture and a collaboration between Black Label Movement and the Bakken Trio.
by Marianne Combs

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To cut expenses, Target likely will trim supply costs -- and staff

To cut expenses, Target likely will trim supply costs -- and staff

Target CFO John Mulligan said the company has plans to reduce expenses by $2 billion, one-quarter of which they will try to accomplish on the supplier front.
by Martin Moylan

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