Business
Minn. kids who add health coverage outpace U.S. gains
The number of Minnesota children lacking coverage fell from about 86,000 in 2013 to fewer than 48,000 in 2014, according to the report being released Thursday from researchers at the University of Minnesota.
Business
Music
Target to team with Gwen Stefani for live music video commercial during Grammys
The retailer puts its focus on one commercial that will double as Gwen Stefani's music video.
Minneapolis
Architects unveil revamped design for Nicollet Mall overhaul
The new renderings show concrete in place of thousands of brick-like pavers.
Minneapolis
Backers of $15 minimum wage plan to launch Minneapolis ballot campaign
15 Now group needs about 7,000 signatures to put issue on November ballot.
Business
Low-cost energy storage for power grid can be found in your basement, study says
The Brattle Group study says that the nation's 50 million residential electric water heaters can address bigger challenges such as storing intermittent renewable energy from wind farms and solar arrays.
Local
Riled Teamsters at Mpls. meeting voice opposition to pension cuts
U.S. Treasury has a May 7 deadline to accept, reject or tweak the proposal for cuts.
West Metro
For apartment rentals, lap of luxury shifts to Twin Cities suburbs
The record-breaking luxury apartment construction boom that has transformed downtown Minneapolis and neighboring areas now will be spreading out to the suburbs, especially to the west.
Business
Interim CEO of Evine Live vows to review merchandise mix
Profits take priority for the shopping channel, Rosenblatt says.
Business
Medicare gives boost to Boston Scientific's device to help prevent strokes
Stroke-prevention device was developed in the Twin Cities.
Business
Sit Investment Associates, Thrivent ranked in top three of Barron's/Lipper Fund Family list
Sit Investment Associates, Thrivent finish first, third in the fund rankings.
Business
U.S., Japan postpone talks on Tokyo airport access
Delta, Minnesota leaders have said the plan could threaten MSP-Tokyo route.
Business
CEO-to-be Ed Bastian sees opportunity and challenges at Delta
Ed Bastian and his newly promoted lieutenants face a host of potential problems ranging from pilot labor pains to Japan air treaty talks. Not to mention a wobbly global economy.
Eat & Drink
Restaurant going into old Walker Library
The developer behind the remake of the Minneapolis Armory is looking to breathe new life into the now-empty Uptown landmark.
Business
Local advertising executives review Super Bowl ads
As part of the Minnesota chapter of the American Marketing Association's annual Super Bowl review, several marketing professionals shared their thoughts on this week's spots.
Business
Movers & Shakers: Mary Christensen and Damian Martin, Experienced Resources
A look at the people behind the numbers in area business.
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