Minneapolis
Bonding bill includes $115M for projects in Mpls., St. Paul
Road projects and the Como Zoo seal habitat are among the projects included in the bill.
Business
Target cuts nearly 40 jobs in restructuring of merchandising division
Employees are eligible for severance packages.
Business
Minnesota's solar energy subsidies look to be on their way out
The Made in Minnesota program was eliminated in legislation heading to Gov. Mark Dayton.
Business
Blue Cross outlook turns negative on loss, IT costs
A rating agency revised the health insurer's outlook while affirming its financial strength.
Business
Best Buy is redesigning mobile phone departments in stores and online
To boost sales, the retailer is trying to make it easier for customers to navigate.
Business
Christy Morse retiring as CEO of Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies
Paul Busch, the organization's president, will fill her role.
Business
Uponor North America adding 50 more jobs in Apple Valley
Uponor, the Finland-based plumbing-system manufacturer, is expanding for the 10th time in Apple Valley since it arrived in 1990.
Minneapolis
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$15 minimum wage on track for Minneapolis? What you should know
Commonly asked questions — and answers — on the minimum wage debate at City Hall.
Local
Lou Anne Kling, legendary farm advocate in Minnesota and nation, dies at 77
The activist, national farm advocacy educator and former U.S. Department of Agriculture manager died May 17.
Business
Mall of America ranks high on tax list
The Mall of America has some of the highest property taxes in the country.
Business
South Dakota construction company accused of relying on foreign workers over locals at Minnesota project
State union said the company has a record of exploiting a federal visa program for temporary foreign employees.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis City Council set to craft ordinance to raise minimum wage
A majority of City Council members have said they would support raising the minimum wage to $15 per hour.
Business
Hormel earnings weaker than expected as turkey lags
The Austin-based company reported a sluggish second quarter as the marketplace faces an oversupply of turkey.
Business
Willmar hospital, doctors to link with CentraCare
Short of a merger, the deal continues trend of greater Minnesota hospitals partnering with regional medical centers.
Business
Medtronic beats estimates, then draws shrug with earnings outlook
The medical device giant's guidance for year ahead is viewed by some as conservative.
Business
Toro posts strong results for second quarter
Bloomington-based company raises guidance for rest of the year.
Business
Best Buy stock soars after better-than-expected earnings
Best Buy CEO Hubert Joly said Best Buy will roll out nationwide later this year an in-home advisors program it has been testing in a handful of markets for about a year.
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