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More than 2.2 million turkeys were lost to aMPV last year, adding to bird flu fatalities.

The Bedells have lived in the Minnetonka Beach home since 1952, when they bought it for $14,000.

Jefferson Capital, which purchases debt and also services consumer accounts gone to collections, filed a $100 million initial public offering.

The loss of a major industrial employer is a headache for the city. But it could usher in major redevelopment.

The decision comes as state lawmakers said they'd reduce tax breaks for data centers. The massive project was celebrated by local officials for its economic benefits.

Legislators are weighing possible rollbacks to the 2023 law that could be voted on in a special session.

The provision comes in the budget bill passed by Republicans in both houses of Congress. The issue may be more complicated than it seems, industry watchers and workers say.

The deal between the U.S. subsidiary of the Brazil-based company and the United Food and Commercial Workers union includes the first pension a meatpacking employer has offered since 1986.

Suresh Krishna takes over for Rob Bodor, who had been CEO since 2021 and is departing the company.

The New York-based bank has dramatically upped its Twin Cities presence, adding 39 branches since 2019.