Business
Target to sell Levi's as jeans maker looks to replace sagging sales at Sears
The 'Red Tab' label will appear in 50 stores later this month.
Business
Tuffy's building $70 million dog-snack plant in Delano
Tuffy's of Perham, Mn., is expanding in Delano, an hour from the Twin Cities, with a $70 million plant to make dog treats from wheat, barley, rice, soybeans and other products grown in the Midwest.
Agriculture
During Minnesota visit, Ag Secretary Perdue says 'ball is in China's court'
Ag chief tells Minnesota farmers that a deal on tariffs was close in April, but it fell apart.
Duluth
Minn. judge sets rules for inquiry on disputed PolyMet permit
Mine opponents have alleged irregularities in the way Minnesota approved the mine's water quality permit.
Business
Minnesota-based 75F files with SEC for $15 million stock sale
Its software enhances energy efficiency in small commercial buildings.
Business
FDA to require enhanced warnings on labels of certain drug-coated medical devices
Stents and balloons coated with the drug can remain on the market for PAD.
Business
Advanced BioEnergy to sell plants, liquidate amid ethanol oversupply
Advanced BioEnergy of Bloomington liquidates, as the industry struggles.
Duluth
Minn. Court of Appeals stays a crucial PolyMet water permit
Minnesota judge cites possible irregularities by state and federal regulators.
Business
Cobalt, Africa setbacks shrink Glencore's first-half profit
It will close one of its largest copper and cobalt mines for at least two years. The Swiss company in June took a majority stake in PolyMet Mining, which is attempting to build Minnesota's first copper-nickel mine.
Business
Schafer: We could be watching the end of an era of globalization
For the youngest baby boomers and those born later, this is the only world they've ever known. And it has transformed American business.
Business
Michael Reger makes another exit at Northern Oil and Gas
Company says co-founder is leaving to pursue opportunities outside the Williston Basin.
Agriculture
In another blow to farmers, Chinese to halt U.S. farm imports
In Minnesota, soybean exports have sharply declined. Pork and other goods may soon halt.
Business
HealthPartners will add Allina in Medicare health plans
HealthPartners adds Allina to its Medicare Advantage plans.
Business
Perkins is up for sale, parent firm enters bankruptcy to make a deal
The family restaurant chain has been majority-owned by Wayzata Investment Partners since 2011.
Business
Peter Thiel missed out on China, now he's betting on patriotism
Thiel invested in several Chinese firms, but none became big names.
Business
Alexander: How to find lost photos in a mountain of backup data
System image backups were never intended to serve as backups for individual files.
Business
Medica to cap monthly out-of-pocket insulin costs at $25 beginning Jan. 1
The insurer said it will absorb the cost of spending caps for as many as 6,500 members.
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