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Owner Mike Lindell is launching a new marketplace for entrepreneurs.

The Maplewood company saw its sales drop 5 percent.

The Minnesota-based company is trimming its branches.

The Bullseye is increasing its minimum to $13-an-hour.

It's transferring its business payroll clients to ADP.

The German company wants to expand its presence in Bloomington.

The newspaper's editorial department has already been decimated by cuts.

Three hiring events will be held in February.

Aveda Corp. is selling the salon training school in northeast Minneapolis.

Minimum wage workers will see a pay rise in 2019.

More than 100 people were killed at work in 2017.

The global mass media firm has a big office in Eagan.

The delivery company needs to fill a mixture of holiday and full-time positions.

They were paying men more for doing the same job as women.

The company has corporate offices in Minneapolis and St. Paul.

Seasonal hires start at $12 an hour.

It'll follow Minneapolis in passing a $15 wage ordinance.

The retail giant employs thousands of people in Minnesota.

The bank has seen its reputation tank in recent years.

But there's also been a drop in the number of available jobs in the state.

The apprenticeship program will pay workers normal wages while they train.

That's 20 percent more than last year.

Up to 20 weeks of paid maternity leave is among the changes.

The area would make more money from tourism in the long-term, it says.