How Sun Country, other airlines, will handle the new negative-COVID rule on international flights
If you go out of the country and hope to come back after Jan. 26, you'll need to show a negative COVID test result.
Cargill in talks to exit sugar trading business
The move is part of the company's efforts to focus on food processing and meat.
Business
North Dakota oil production falls slightly in November
The month's oil and gas output was in line with expectations.
Local
More than 170 knockoff designer handbags, wallets intercepted at MSP
"If they were authentic, the retail value would have been $405,975," read a statement from federal authorities.
Business
CenterPoint Energy residential customers in Minnesota will see 5% rate hike
State utility regulators on Thursday approved the increase, less than what the company asked for.
Business
General Mills withdraws support from those who voted against certifying election
The Minnesota-based food company suspends politician donations to any member of Congress who voted to undermine the Electoral College results.
Business
Plymouth-based Christopher & Banks files for bankruptcy protection
The women's apparel chain said its sales plummeted during the pandemic.
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Duluth gears up for Viking cruises in 2022
Officials hope the pandemic-stricken industry will come roaring back.
Business
Schafer: It may not look like the right time, but plenty of business owners head for the exits
It made sense when consultant Julie Keyes said last week that the coronavirus pandemic has disrupted the plans of baby boomers who had hoped to…
Business
Twin Cities residents in lowest price apartments struggling most with rent, survey shows
Monthly trade group survey shows rent payments overall remain relatively stable despite economic strain.
Business
Minnesota lawmakers propose ban and moratorium on copper mining
Mining opponents say Minnesota shouldn't be a guinea pig for risky copper mines.
Business
New partnership could put University of Minnesota at center of biomanufacturing industry
The BioMADE institute will be housed on the U's St. Paul campus.
Business
Target has blockbuster holiday season as sales surged 17%
Comparable sales — including a 4% increase in same-store sales and a doubling of online sales— jumped during the busy November and December months.
Business
State's top 50 public companies – with No. 1 at $242B in revenue
2019 will likely be remembered as the last full year of an economic expansion that lasted more than a decade. Next year's Star Tribune 50 is likely to look very different because of the coronavirus disruption.
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Kashkari on track for another five years as leader of Minneapolis Fed
Kashkari's reappointment is expected to be formalized soon, and North Dakota's governor congratulated him at an event Wednesday.
Business
Bed Bath & Beyond closing Coon Rapids store
More than 40 of its stores will close their doors by mid to late February.
Duluth
Duluth Chamber CEO David Ross retiring later this year
Ross has held the job for nearly 24 years.
Business
Minnesota's child care providers await federal COVID relief funds as they fight to stay open
The state expects to receive $137 million in aid from the latest federal pandemic relief package.
Business
Pilgrim's Pride agrees to $75M settlement with some customers
The settlement applies to direct buyers, not to companies like Target and Chick-fil-A, which also are suing the company.
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USDA cuts estimate of 2020 crop harvest, prices spike for corn and soybeans
The revision intensified fears of shortages in global supplies this year.
Business
Third round of PPP has begun, with a headstart for minority-owned businesses
Community Development Financial Institutions started processing PPP applications yesterday.
Local
Minnesota settles lawsuit against Monticello cafe that violated COVID-19 restrictions
The Cornerstone Cafe remained open to indoor dining despite a state order prohibiting it.
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