David Phelps

Reporter | Professional services
Phone: 612-673-7269
David Phelps covers the business of law, advertising and financial services. He previously led coverage of the Tom Petters fraud investigation and continues to cover its afternmath. Phelps is a former member of the Star Tribune Washington Bureau who has also covered state and local government and politics.

Recent content from David Phelps

Ted Mondale to pay $50,000 clawback to Petters receiver

Ted Mondale got a $150,000 personal loan from Petters in 2005.

Updated: April 23, 2013, - 12:26 PM

Keep greed and fear out of financial planning

The president of Marquette Asset Management stresses fundamentals — diversify, think long term, don’t panic.

Updated: April 20, 2013, - 09:13 PM

Idaho businessman charged with fraud in real estate scheme

Four associated with DSBI were charged with 83 counts; investors including up to 800 Minnesotans lost at least $169 million.

Updated: April 11, 2013, - 03:42 PM

Pinnacle Airlines finds a new owner and a new headquarters

After it emerges from bankruptcy this month, the regional carrier will be owned by Delta and based in Minnesota.

Updated: April 07, 2013, - 10:06 AM

Dorsey & Whitney adds three partners

Former federal prosecutor R.J. Zayed is the latest attorney to join the Minneapolis law firm.

Updated: April 03, 2013, - 09:29 PM

Carlson revenue flat in 2012

Declines in travel, especially in Europe, offset improvement in its hotels and restaurants divisions.

Updated: April 01, 2013, - 07:48 PM

Lawsuit over control of family-owned MICO ends with $21.8M award

A longtime rivalry that pitted two brothers against a third at brake manufacturer MICO ends with a $21.8 million court...

Updated: March 31, 2013, - 07:17 PM

Obituary: D. Donald Peddie, human resources executive and Harvard booster

D. Donald Peddie bled Harvard Crimson red when it came to the mission of his world-renowned alma mater. For decades, he...

Updated: March 30, 2013, - 06:52 PM

Petters clawbacks target ex-CEO of Polaroid

Two lawsuits seek more than $5 million from Lorence Harmer, who left Polaroid in 2007.

Updated: March 28, 2013, - 09:10 PM

Jack Link's fighting counterfeit coupons

Sasquatch-size problem hurts company image, lawsuit argues.

Updated: March 26, 2013, - 10:04 PM

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