Business
HibTac mine on Iron Range expected to run out of ore in 5 years
The taconite operation's ore will be gone by 2024 unless a solution is found.
Business
Minnesota observes first Veterans Suicide Prevention and Awareness Day
Day of awareness aims to fight stigma of military suicides and offer help.
Business
Schafer: Minneapolis startup aims to stop sex harassment with 'candor clause'
Soona CEO and co-founder Liz Giorgi put contract language into the company's financing documents: "I'm sick of this nonsense."
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Business
Growth of faux meat in Twin Cities coming from – gasp! – meat eaters
Plant-based alternatives are popping up in more Twin Cities restaurants and groceries.
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Weston: Variable annuities are complex and filled with pitfalls
There are many ways a consumer can stumble when purchasing, cashing out or passing on to heirs. Here are several risks to avoid.
Business
CHS admits to role in Mexican bribery scheme
Customs brokers paid bribes to help expedite rail shipments for the giant Inver Grove Heights-based ag cooperative, the company admitted.
Minneapolis
Ousted director of city-backed credit union alleges retaliation
Ousted director says she was forced to fire the CFO because he is white.
Business
Hudson, Wis., company that supplies Juul nearly done with $63M expansion
Completion comes just as e-cig industry is taking a beating.
Business
Wells Fargo veteran will lead New York fintech startup's growing Minneapolis office
N.Y.-based payday-advance firm plans to hire 100 employees for its new Minneapolis office.
Business
Why has Target cut back on the amount of red in its stores?
Joe Perdew, who leads Target's store design team, gives the skinny on how the retailer makes store design decisions.
Business
Minnesota-based solar-energy firm sold to national investor in renewable energy
Recently formed SmartPitch Ventures is investing several million dollars into IPS Solar.
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