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Copy editor, online editor

Phone: 612-673-7096

Casey Common is a Star Tribune copy editor and an editor for StarTribune.com. He also occasionally contributes book reviews for the Sunday Variety section.
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'I.O.U.' treads well-worn path with new steps

A look at the reasons behind the credit crunch, with pithy anecdotes and stories.

Updated: January 30, 2010, - 10:53 PM

Alliant Techsystems CEO steps down for personal reasons

The defense contractor appointed John Shroyer interim CEO and said it would search for a successor inside and outside the company.

Updated: November 12, 2009, - 05:51 AM

Multipurpose remodeling

Instead of adding a function-specific home office, a south Minneapolis home was remodeled for flexibility.

Updated: July 18, 2009, - 08:50 AM

A look at the faces behind Wall Street's black eye

Kate Kelly falls short on analysis, but her account of Bear Stearns' collapse paints rich and revealing profiles of the people behind the company.

Updated: May 15, 2009, - 08:48 AM

Polaroid's treasure trove of art

These images from "The Polaroid Book" show some of the images held in Polaroid's corporate art collection.

Updated: April 24, 2009, - 11:33 AM

Summer in November

Warm southerly breezes pushed temperatures into the 70s today.

Updated: November 03, 2008, - 01:12 PM

A Civil War buff's delight

This comprehensive look at Sherman's march to the sea is based on the letters of those who were there.

Updated: October 10, 2008, - 01:03 PM

Minnesota's megamoola: Cargill heirs double fortune

It's been a good year to be in the food, fuel and fertilizer businesses. Just ask the MacMillans.

Updated: March 06, 2008, - 09:01 PM

MoneyGram finds equity investor

The St. Louis Park money-transfer specialist, pursued by a hostile suitor, also disclosed a paper loss of $860 million on mortgage-backed securities.

Updated: January 15, 2008, - 12:16 AM

Judge rules McGuire's options to stay frozen

Despite a settlement in the UnitedHealth Group Inc. stock-option case this month, a federal judge in Minneapolis ruled Wednesday that about $800 million worth of former CEO William McGuire's options will remain frozen for now.

Updated: December 26, 2007, - 11:38 PM