The most-viewed business stories from the past week on startribune.com/business.
1. About 240 janitors fired from Harvard Maintenance: Immigration status being questioned.
2. Applebee's closes its Block E restaurant: Leaves retail complex with yet another empty spot.
3. Downtown Lunds?: Upscale grocer trying again to build a store and perhaps more.
4. Skyscape: Going, going, gone: Condo auction draws nearly 90 bidders for 27 high-rise units.
5. Proposed rules add to Wells Fargo worries: Home lender faces tough regulations and questions.
![Three weeks ago, Octavio Rodriguez switched from making transmission parts to casting parts for hospital bed brake assemblies at Twin City Die Castings. ] GLEN STUBBE • glen.stubbe@startribune.com Thursday, April 9, 2020 How employee-owned Twin City Die Casting, which just laid off 40 production workers of its 250 employees in what was supposed to be a good year, is trying to accelerate its pivot to growing medical parts business for ventilators, hospital beds, etc as it copes with instan](https://arc.stimg.co/startribunemedia/WNZYKGTZ5IYMUCO3KI5TR3N7WI.jpg?&w=252&ar=3:2&fit=crop)
