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APi Group Corp. announced it has completed its acquisition of CertaSite, a Midwest-based fire and life safety services provider. The deal, which closed on February 2, brings an inspection-focused ...

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Republican lawmakers are trying to revive an effort to create an exemption to the state's voter-approved minimum wage that would apply to workers classified as trainees. The GOP-controlled House ...

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