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Editor of the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal, family guy, local music fan, bike commuter, 1st Amendment mspbj.com, @mspbjnews
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The Business Journal launches 'Why Twin Cities,' a look at the professionals moving to Minnesota

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By Dirk DeYoung Verified
| Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal Verified
This week, the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal is launching "Why Twin Cities," an in-depth series exploring why professionals and executives move to our region, why they stay, and how attracting more of them fuels our economy.
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Chanhassen Dinner Theatres resumes performances after cyberattack and norovirus outbreak

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By Dirk DeYoung Verified
| Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal Verified
The sprawling complex took its computer system offline after the attack and followed Minnesota Department of Health recommendations to sanitize the building completely.
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Electro-Sensors agrees to all-cash buyout, removing another public company from Minnesota

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By Dirk DeYoung Verified
| Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal Verified
Shareholders will receive $7.75 per share, a 75% premium over Monday's closing price. The transaction continues a trend that saw five Minnesota public companies go private last year.
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