Business
Dakota Plains co-founder indicted on federal fraud charges
Ryan Gilbertson's attorney said he will fight the charges stemming from an alleged stock scheme.
Local
Mayo CEO tells business leaders he advised Trump on value of immigration, research funding
Dr. John Noseworthy said he relayed the need for federal research money.
Minneapolis
Mpls. landlords, renters offer emotional testimony on Section 8 ordinance
Two City Council committees approved the measure after hours of emotional testimony.
Business
Homes found for all homeless veterans across 18 Minnesota counties
Milestone reached with use of voluntary registry.
Business
Losses, tighter credit prompt University of Minnesota Extension to help financially pressed farmers
University of Minnesota Extension announces free and confidential counseling service to help struggling farmers.
Business
Dayton issues warning on 'reinsurance' plans
He suggests tax on health industry to pay for plans, but GOP seems hesitant.
Business
Study finds GOP health bill shifts costs to older, poorer buyers
The Kaiser study projects significant increases for older people in rural Minnesota and modest savings for some younger people.
Business
CEO Pay Watch: 3M's Inge Thulin made $16.8 million last year
In 2016, $12.4 million of Thulin's compensation was from the realized value of long-term equity awards.
Business
Slavitt lands at Bipartisan Policy Center
The former Optum executive will work at think tank on Affordable Care Act reform issues.
West Metro
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Twin Cities losing another Scandinavian retailer, at least in brick form
AlwaysMod will close in Golden Valley after 17 years, becoming an online-only business.
West Metro
Maple Grove agent fined $5K for alleged kickbacks from title company
Officials contend free meals, drinks and lodging helped to create a conflict of interest.
Local
Minnesota foreclosures reach lowest level in more than a decade
Data on sheriff's sales in each county show how the foreclosure crisis has slowed, although hot spots remain.
Business
Where Sears still operates in Minnesota
The company once defined mega-retailing in the U.S. but is now on the verge of closing. It has 33 locations in the state.
Business
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New fee for electric vehicles proposed in Minnesota
Legislators propose $75 to $85 a year to offset missing gas tax money from drivers.
Business
General Mills hits seventh straight sales drop, and investors look for turning point
The company sees seventh straight quarterly drop, but it has maintained profits by cutting costs.
Business
Ousted United Language Group CEO Jeff Brink battles Northern Pacific Group
The former executive claims in a lawsuit he was unjustly fired by a private equity firm that took his ideas and defamed him to employees.
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Sherwin-Williams postpones Valspar purchase until June
The merger was supposed to close by the end of April.
Business
Polaris Industries recalls 19,200 more ATVs
ATV heat shield woes prompt 47 fires, four minor injuries
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