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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi meets today with committee chairs to set the stage for negotiations with Senate leaders; then comes a White House confab.
MARLBOROUGH, NEW ZEALAND — As the Minnesota journalism community mourns the death of Deborah Howell, her husband, former University of Minnesota President C. Peter Magrath, provides his personal perspective.
With so many running for governor, a judge's ruling on unallotment still lingering and the Legislature about to meet, 2010 is setting up to be one of the most contentious and partisan political years in state history.
By making information about consumer products transparent, such mobile-phone applications as GoodGuide are trying to help people shop smarter and motivate companies to offer even better products.
Seven companies with strong Minnesota ties are among 99 firms named as “The World’s Most Ethical Companies” by an international think-tank that focuses on best practices in corporate ethics.
Mortenson wins $59M Montana contract, Wells Fargo sued over lending, Minnesota Twins handed keys to new stadium, U ranked 52nd in “best value,” and Target promotion debuts.
GovDelivery sold for $19M, Dolan hikes stake in mortgage-default processing firm, Loffler buys Geek Squad spinoff Techies, and Lerner buys children’s book publisher.
Running on the fumes of holiday optimism, the army of active gubernatorial candidates marches into this new year. The seven GOP candidates and 10 DFL candidates all seem to think they have the wherewithal to win party endorsement, a process that begins with Feb. 2 caucuses. Here’s a look at the field.
The transformation of the Minnesota Vikings in the adoring bedlam of the Metrodome Sunday was sudden, utter and virtually uncontested. Today for the Vikings, peace and redemption reign.
Over the last several years, Minnesota has developed one of the most thriving blog cultures in the country. Here are some top-notch blogs to check out in the coming year.
The Twin Cities have long held an outsized position relative to its size in the advertising world. There's no greater evangelist for Twin Cities talent than Tim Brunelle.
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Former Pioneer Press reporter Buzz Bissinger tells Tiger tales in his cover story about Woods in Vanity Fair.
Riley Worth, blogging for the Albert Lea Tribune, says he’s fed up with the airline world and would rather drive.
MinnPost writer Doug Grow will be on the "Patrick Reusse & Company" show Wednesday morning to discuss the Minnesota governor's race. The segment is scheduled to air shortly after 7 a.m. on KSTP, 1500 AM.