St. Paul office market holding up in pandemic as vacancy rates decline
Downtown St. Paul office vacancies fell this year, despite the pandemic
Famous Dave's creating 'ghost kitchens,' dual concept through Johnny Carino's deal
Agreement allows chain to open kitchens or sites with Johnny Carino's.
Low interest rates keep Twin Cities home sales rolling along
Low interest rates fuel surge in demand in September, when sales usually slow down.
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Minnetonka company recalls frozen meat products
More than 20,000 pounds of frozen hot dish and sloppy joe products recalled because of lack of inspections.
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Target offers another $200 bonus to front-line employees because of pandemic
Retailer will spend more than $70 million on this round of bonuses.
Business
How digital transformation enhances businesses
It breaks down to two main groups, the enablers and the touch points.
Business
Recent bankruptcy filings in Minneapolis and St. Paul
St. Paul Shaky Town Express LLC, Emmons, Minn.; filed Oct. 14, 20-32409; Chap. 11; assets, $937,875; liabilities, $1,128,953. Steve Petersen, president. Michael William Carlson,…
Business
This company reinvented the computer mouse, with good reason
The multisensory device is covered in silicon nubs, wireless and minimizes noises to avoid distraction
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Insider trading
Best Buy Co. Inc. Richard M. Schulze, beneficial owner Shares sold: 750,000 Price: Date: Oct. 6-7 $115.08-$118.16 Indirectly holds:…
Business
Mackay: The ABCs of good management
Advice that fits the bill from A to Z.
Business
Forum: COVID upended the workplace. Here's the key to determining what's next
Firms must constantly and sometimes very quickly adapt to the changing fundamental human needs of employees.
Business
Minnesota mergers and acquisitions
10/6, Key Surgical LLC-Steris PLC Steris PLC will acquire Key Surgical, maker of sterile processing, operating room and endoscopy products, as well as personal protective…
Business
Business people
Moving up Merchant & Gould, Minneapolis, promoted attorneys Alpaslan Sapmaz, Julie Skoge and Paige Stradley to partners. All three have extensive experience in intellectual-property law.…
Business
Alexander: What to do if your copy of Windows 10 is obsolete
Microsoft introduces a new version of Windows 10 for consumers every six months, so there are always several flavors.
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.
Business
Rise Modular CEO aims to 'industrialize construction' with factory-built modular apartments
The factory assembly-line approach offers potential savings of 10% to 20% on construction costs and speeds up the work, generating revenue sooner.
Business
Solar industry-Xcel flap won't dim long-term growth of Minnesota industry
Minnesota solar-energy developers have filed 120 complaints with state utility regulators.
Business
Sons of Norway anchors biggest mixed-use addition in Uptown in decade
Daymark Uptown and a familiar tenant have settled in on West Lake Street.
Business
Minnesota malls get creative to lure shoppers as holidays approach
As the holiday shopping season approaches, new stores have begun to open and Twin Cities malls and their tenants have gotten creative on everything from product pickups to photos with Santa Claus as they work to stir up sales and regain the business they lost.
Business
Metro Transit training helps to fuel a Twin Cities family's drive to achieve
The three Young women all graduated within the last year from two-year state university programs.
Business
Schafer: People giving up on work is another sign that this recession is worse
And it's a message that employers and policymakers ought to be thinking more about.
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Coronavirus
As winter approaches, Payne Avenue business owners are determined to hold on
The St. Paul neighborhood's renaissance is threatened, but owners are determined to hang in there.
Business
Trump: Democrats' win would put U.S. economy in peril
Trump was making a late reelection pitch to voters Saturday in Michigan and Wisconsin.
Local
Construction accident kills one person, injures another near Litchfield
A concrete boom truck tipped over on two people.
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