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Solar Power to the People 20.6.2013 NY Times: Real Estate
Solar Power to the People
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Fed suggests it's closer to slowing bond purchases 20.6.2013 Minnesota Public Radio: News
Chairman Ben Bernanke ended weeks of speculation Wednesday by saying the Federal Reserve will likely slow its bond-buying program later this year and end it next year if the economy continues to improve.
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Edina man gets 4 years in mortgage scheme 19.6.2013 Twincities.com: Business

A 41-year-old Edina man was sentenced to almost four years in prison Tuesday for his role in a $20 million mortgage fraud scheme.

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St. Paul zoning plan limits heights on Grand Avenue apartments near St. Thomas 19.6.2013 Twincities.com: Local

Grand Avenue apartment buildings near the University of St. Thomas would be limited to four stories, except at commercial intersections, if a zoning proposal passes muster with the St. Paul City Council.

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US home construction rises 6.8% in May 18.6.2013 Minnesota Public Radio: Business
U.S. builders stepped up home construction in May and applied for permits to build single-family homes at the fastest pace in five years. The gains show housing remains a key source of growth for the economy.
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UK fraud office charges trader in manipulation of Libor benchmark rate 18.6.2013 Star Tribune: Business
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High court to hear N.J. housing discrimination case 18.6.2013 Salt Lake Tribune
by Mark Sherman The Associated Press Published Jun 17, 2013 09:27PM MDT Washington • The Supreme Court agreed Monday to take on another dispute involving race, deciding whether people must prove they were victims of intentional housing discrimination to win lawsuits under federal law. With highly anticipated decisions on affirmative action and voting rights imminent, the justices added a case to their calendar for the fall that involves the Fair Housing Act. The act bars discrimination on the basis of race, among other categories, in residential property sales and r... ...
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Supreme Court to hear housing discrimination case 18.6.2013 LA Times: Nation
Supreme Court to hear housing discrimination case
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High court to hear housing discrimination case 17.6.2013 Seattle Times: Top stories
The Supreme Court agreed Monday to take another dispute involving race, deciding whether people must prove they were victims of intentional housing discrimination to win lawsuits under federal law.
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High court to hear NJ housing discrimination case 17.6.2013 AP National
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Supreme Court agreed Monday to take another dispute involving race, deciding whether people must prove they were victims of intentional housing discrimination to win lawsuits under federal law....
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US homebuilder confidence soars to 7-year high 17.6.2013 Minnesota Public Radio: News
The National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo builder sentiment index released Monday leaped to 52 this month from 44 in May. A reading above 50 indicates more builders view sales conditions as good.
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Met Council, HRA hoping for new Midway project 17.6.2013 Twincities.com: Local

Target, Walmart and L.A. Fitness have a new neighbor. After T.J. Maxx moves into the building formerly occupied by PetSmart, the Midway Marketplace at 1410 University Ave. W. will be almost fully leased.

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Happiest workplaces offer autonomy, transparency, parties 16.6.2013 Star Tribune: Business
Four-time Top Workplace winners share secrets for satisfied employees
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Kerry: US 'strongly condemns' rocket attack on Baghdad camp housing Iranian exiles 16.6.2013 Star Tribune: Politics
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Luxury housing boom transforms student life at U of M 15.6.2013 Star Tribune: Latest
A generation of 20-somethings are fueling a housing boom around the U, where mostly private developers are building more than 2,500 upscale apartments and have approvals for another 1,800 units.
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Luxury housing boom transforms student life at University of Minnesota 15.6.2013 Star Tribune: Business
A luxury housing boom is transforming life around the University of Minnesota’s Minneapolis campus.
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Dwight Opperman left publishing legacy, launched West into digital age 15.6.2013 Minnesota Public Radio: News
A lion of Minnesota's business community, Dwight Opperman led West Publishing to become one of the most prominent publishers of legal content in the country.
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Best of the Web Today: Pathological Altruism 15.6.2013 Wall St. Journal: Opinion
A simple concept that could revolutionize scientific and social thought.
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Duluth inmate closer to more prison time for being 1 of 2 who escaped 14.6.2013 Star Tribune: Latest
One of two inmates who escaped from a minimum-security federal prison near Duluth in March has pleaded guilty to being a fugitive for six days until the two were captured late at night in a Burnsville hotel just off the interstate.
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Minnesota counties feel revenue pinch with release of undocumented immigrants 14.6.2013 MinnPost
The Obama administration’s decision to release more than 2,000 detained undocumented immigrants in anticipation of sequester-related budget cuts has worried some Minnesota counties who rely on revenue brought in by housing those detainees. Five Minnesota counties, including Carver, Nobles and Freeborn, have agreements with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to board detainees. Ramsey and Sherburne counties, which once took in more than 100 detainees a day, for a fee of at least $80 a head, have gained the most from this arrangement. But in February ICE, citing $300 million that the impending sequester would strip from its agency budget, released thousands of undocumented immigrants from detention centers, including those in Minnesota. That was bad news for local law enforcement agencies that rent prison facilities to ICE to board undocumented immigrants awaiting removal proceedings. Cash-strapped sheriffs nationwide have grown dependent on the considerable overflow from ICE's ...
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