Vonage has agreed to pay $100 million to resolve a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) lawsuit that alleges the Holmdel, New Jersey-based cloud communications company failed to give customers an easy way to cancel their internet-based telephone services and charged them excessive fees.
Read More »Judge grants Dayton’s developer restraining order
A judge ruled in favor of a request from the Dayton’s Project owner-developer to delay the upcoming auction of the project’s loan in New York.
Read More »Legislature easily passes COVID-19 relief bill
Despite plenty of sound and fury Monday, only 17 lawmakers voted against a bill to provide $216 million in COVID-19 relief to businesses impaired by the governor’s Nov. 20 executive order.
Read More »St. Paul approves paid sick leave ordinance
The ordinance guarantees paid sick leave for any person working in the city
Read More »Minnesota jobs, hours worked increase in July
Minnesota employers added 11,300 jobs to payrolls in July, capping a two-month run that has boosted the state workforce by 21,000 jobs. The additions are ...
Read More »Paulsen stresses benefits of international trade
U.S. Rep. Erik Paulsen doesn’t want negative sentiment on trade to fill what he calls a “vacuum” surrounding two international trade deals waiting for congressional ...
Read More »Minnesota employers add 7,300 jobs in June
Due to some revised data from May, the impact of that increase hit a muted note.
Read More »State agency finalizes MNvest rules
Program links small businesses, small investors
Read More »Minnesota employers cut 1,900 jobs in May
Workers lay asphalt between 34th and 38th Streets on Minnehaha Ave in south Minneapolis. Minnesota has added 4,295 construction jobs year-over-year as of May. (Staff photo: Bill Klotz)
Read More »Minnesota gains 15,600 jobs in April
DEED officials said it was the biggest monthly gain since September 2013
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