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Economy
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The Hubert H. Humphrey center offers job training and stable homes to more than 150 teens. The Department of Labor is shutting down Job Corps centers across country.
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Economy
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It can be frustrating when so many Minnesota firms say there's a worker shortage. But there are strategies to jumpstart a search during an uncertain market, job experts say.
Business
Delta hiked fares for solo travelers, until Twin Cities travel experts caught the change
Delta quickly changed course after the unusual fares were spotted and publicized, according to travel website Thrifty Traveler.
