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People on the Range are nervous as Japanese company announces deal to buy US Steel

U.S. Steel's 1901 founding transformed the Iron Range, and the iconic Pittsburgh-based company still employs 1,800 people at its iron ore mines and pellet plants in Keewatin and Mountain Iron.

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$14B U S Steel deal with Nippon will have ramifications for Iron Range

$14B U S Steel deal with Nippon will have ramifications for Iron Range
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Cultivated by $20M in public financing, cannabis grower sprouts in Grand Rapids

HWY35 LLC plans to employ 400 in a former OSB manufacturing facility.

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$22M in public financing aims to turn shuttered Iron Range wood plant into cannabis factory

Minnesotans can now possess and grow their own cannabis, but it'll take at least a year for the industry to start evolving.

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Minnesota legalized marijuana Now it s giving a Missouri-based company up to $15 million in forgivable loans to grow it on the Iron Range

Marijuana legalization advocates ask whether the state financing gives large, out-of-state cannabis businesses a taxpayer-funded advantage over local companies.

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