Business
What $105,000 buys in the metro area
Here's a look at what $105,000 buys in Anoka, Minneapolis and South St. Paul.
Business
The surprisingly popular Black Friday hit: Target's teddy bear
A three-foot-tall teddy bear for $10 sold out in minutes from Target's stores last night.
Business
For hard-core holiday shoppers, Thanksgiving is the new king
Families making retail stops an annual tradition as officials say Thanksgiving sales were promising.
West Metro
Bloomington's Penn American development progress exceeds expectations
With the new Red Robin restaurant opening this week, along with the opening of the Fresh Thyme Market in September, the second phase is nearly complete.
Business
Business
Doctors, hospitals now have expanded roster of codes to depict your maladies
Health care now runs on 140,000 different medical codes, up from 18,000.
Local
Red Wing pottery store to close, cites harassment from other businesses
Owner says his family is being harassed by community members.
Business
Hormel employees will share $17.8 million in profit-sharing pool
The company also announced a two-for-one stock split.
Business
Donaldson Co. lowers fiscal forecast for 2016
Industrial demand for filters continues to slow.
Business
Minnesota exports fall 10 percent in third quarter
Sales to Canada fell 27 percent; dollar still strong.
Outdoors
Shutdown of Monticello nuclear plant causes fish kill
The sudden drop in temperature in the discharged cooling water resulted in a fish kill in the Mississippi River.
Business
Southwest Minnesota wind farm sold out of bankruptcy to bank and local investors
Small investors stand to lose their investment in the Minwind project.
Business
At Magers & Quinn, big-box critics cast shadow on store's Thanksgiving tradition
For 13 years, Magers & Quinn has opened on Thanksgiving, but now it has critics
Business
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Oil train safety fight rolls into election politics with gusto
As concerns about collisions and traffic rise, DFL sees opportunity in contested districts.
Business
Black Friday to be less of all-night affair as some malls won't stay open
Some malls that went nonstop in recent years will close for a bit after having Thanksgiving hours.
Business
Patterson Co. misses expectations despite 26 percent growth in operating profits
The quarter was first to include both a major acquisition and divestiture.
Business
Valspar beats Wall Street's fourth-quarter expectations
Exchange rates have effect on fourth-quarter results.
Business
Business
Lunds & Byerlys has voluntarily 'withdrawn' certain fresh turkeys
Chain says it voluntarily withdrew Fresh All-Natural Brined Whole Turkeys after spot checks found off odor.
West Metro
Weidner is interested in St. Louis Park apartment complex that's not yet built
Apartment giant has been on a Twin Cities property binge.
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