Minneapolis
2016: Renters caught in middle as cities spend years battling landlords to fix problem properties
While the Stephen Frenz case has taken extra twists and turns, even more straightforward license revocations can lead to a lengthy process for city regulators.
Minneapolis
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Macy's in talks about downtown Mpls. site; no decision made on closing
The downtown Minneapolis Macy's — known best locally as the longtime flagship of the Dayton's Department Store chain — has been the source of speculation and real estate dealings for several years.
Business
No trade laws violated in Select Comfort patent case, judge rules
The ruling closes a 13-month patent disagreement against one of it its key competitors.
Business
Medica's exit from state's public health programs raises tough questions
The HMO says it won't be an option for more than 300,000 in state public programs beginning in May.
East Metro
Delta passenger objects to in-flight movie as "perpetuating racism"
She asked the airline to let ethnic communities review the film.
Business
Science/math students/educators get $25 tix to "Curious Incident" play
Science/math students/educators get $25 tix to "Curious Incident" play
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Business
Minnesota SBA lending rises in 2016
The Minnesota district office of the U.S. Small Business Administration says lending rose again in fiscal 2016
Celebrities
Self magazine to end print publication; editor-in-chief among 20 job cuts
Condé Nast will shutter the print edition of Self magazine, the publishing company announced on Thursday.
Business
Minnesota Medicaid shake-up to affect 311,000
The move would impact health insurance coverage for more than 310,000 enrollees.
Business
Midwest, Minnesota manufacturers struggle for a fifth month
Regional employment index drops as Midwest loses more manufacturing positions.
West Metro
Mall of America welcomes its first black Santa
Visiting for just four days, Larry Jefferson is the first black Santa to listen to kids' wish lists at the Mall of America.
Business
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Christopher & Banks reports solid results from third quarter
The Plymouth-based retailer said sales and profits are on an upswing; stock rises 22 percent.
Minneapolis
Steeple People Thrift Store to close unless it can find affordable space
If the thrift store closes by Jan. 31, it will be at the busiest time in its history.
Minneapolis
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