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Cleveland-Cliffs says the temporary idles "are necessary to re-balance working capital needs and consume excess pellet inventory," according to a statement.
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Around two dozen of Bemidji's business and local government leaders loaded a chartered bus to St. Paul on March 5, 2025, to advocate legislative priorities in person.
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Of all the businesses in MN, 99.4% are considered small businesses, employing almost half of Minnesota’s workforce, according to the Statistics of U.S. Businesses census.
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Lawsuits brought by investors and an investigation by a Missouri newspaper raise potential credibility concerns about Jack Mitchell, a principal investor in HWY35.
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HWY35 is planning a cannabis park at a former lumber mill site in Grand Rapids. Locally owned M.N. Technology plans to build a cultivation facility in Cohasset's industrial park.
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Michigan-based Roush, with winter test-driving operations in Bemidji, is the latest member of the Engine Technology Forum, a national not-for-profit organization.
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Applications will be accepted for both verified social equity applicants and general licensing for retail, production, testing and transportation.
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Canada’s retaliatory tariffs would be applied to more than 1,000 American products — from agriculture commodities to clothing and shoes to high-tech products.
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While no new date is set for license lotteries, a chart released by OCM suggests it will now be in May or June, months later than previous estimates of 1st quarter of '25.
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The ordinance bans cannabis retail businesses within 1,000 feet of a school or within 500 feet of a licensed day care, residential treatment facility or a public park regularly used by minors.