Business
Target donates $250,000 to University of Minnesota to boost cybersecurity program
The retailer's $250K gift to the U will help fund program scholarships and more.
Business
Health care company shutting down New Hope facility, eliminating over 50 jobs
About 50 at New Hope facility will lose their jobs.
Business
Ecolab 'strongly disagrees' with U.K. agency's ruling it must divest new acquisition
Competition regulator in U.K. rules purchase of Holchem would have too much control of market.
Outdoors
Gander Outdoors closing stores in Eden Prairie, Bemidji
Employees said store would join Bemidji location in shutting down as owners shift toward RVs.
Business
Union sues to stop new Trump rule it says takes public oversight out of meatpacking
Suit says removal of limit on line speeds could lead to more injuries, unsafe meat.
Business
In Lebanon, residents line up for U.S. dollars at banks, but find few
Growth and a smaller deficit are needed, but neither are very likely.
Business
Report says workers are biggest data-security threat
In the increasingly digital workplace, people and data are fluid.
West Metro
At end of first decade, Target Field has what it needs: A winning team
Monday's game against the Yankees is only the third postseason home game ever to be played at Target Field; the first two, in the ballpark's inaugural 2010 season, were consecutive losses to the Yankees.
Business
Major Minnesota firms take separate paths as new round of China tariffs looms
Buyers, such as Target Corp. and Best Buy, scramble to deal with cost increases, while sellers such as Medtronic, Ecolab and Cargill battle to sustain foreign investments.
Business
Reservation Indians pay more for mortgages
American Indians living on reservations who want to buy homes are significantly more likely to have high-priced mortgages of nearly 2 percentage points more than non-Native Americans off reservations.
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Eagan equipment firm pivots business to focus on restaurants
With rebrand, Horizon is now a "kitchen outfitter."
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