Business
Cliffs Natural Resources reverts to its original name
The company's change to Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. is effective immediately.
Business
Stagers take a bigger role as a demand remains high in Twin Cities home market
Sales fell in July, shaped by an even faster decline in supply of homes that were for sale. Even so, business is strong for home stagers, the firms that bring in furniture, artwork and appliances to make a home look just right for prospective buyers.
Business
An overlooked victim in the rise of app-driven transportation: car-rental services
Can the likes of Hertz and Avis thrive in the era of Uber, Lyft and self-driving cars?
Business
Big Pharma having Big Tobacco moment as star lawyers push opioid lawsuits
States, local governments suing over drug epidemic.
Business
Applegate launches first sugar-free bacon
Applegate Farms, owned by Hormel Foods, reveals its first sugar-free bacon. The company prides itself on short ingredient lists and this product removes another item for its label-conscious consumers.
Business
Target Restock expanded to non-Redcard holders, two more markets
The next-day delivery service is now available in Dallas, Denver markets
Business
Target acquires delivery technology firm, beefs up grocery team
Big changes coming with third-party delivery firm, revamped grocery team.
Business
Little designs logo for State Capitol building
Agency creates new brand identity for the grand opening of the Capitol building.
Business
Cushman & Wakefield purchases CWN in Twin Cities
The real estate services company purchases Cushman & Wakefield NorthMarq and Cushman & Wakefield Commerce.
Local
Blasts at Mankato quarry leave neighbors fearing for safety
It started in April with an earsplitting explosion that shook dozens of homes. That was followed seconds later by what the company argued was the first earthquake in Mankato's history.
Local
Minnesota border agents seize 36,000 counterfeit toy planes
The shipment, which originated in China, would have sold for $575,000-plus had it hit the retail market.
Business
![Former Starkey human resources manager Larry W. Miller left the Federal Courthouse on Friday afternoon. ] Mark Vancleave - mark.vancleave@startribune.](https://arc.stimg.co/startribunemedia/NJ6RRS3OFMHEXMJGOUONZ2V5OA.jpg?h=91&w=145&fit=crop&bg=999&crop=faces)
Indicted former HR manager sues Starkey over his 2015 firing
Miller is one of three former executives indicted on fraud and embezzlement charges.
West Metro
![Greg LeMond with one of his new bicycles last week in LeMond Bicycles' North Loop offices. ] JEFF WHEELER • jeff.wheeler@startribun](https://arc.stimg.co/startribunemedia/6AFCAXJRWXIKDAR7QAYCZPOHSI.jpg?h=91&w=145&fit=crop&bg=999&crop=faces)
U.S. judge in Minneapolis orders alleged 'cybersquatters' to pull LeMond materials
Preliminary injunction points to cycling legend's "likelihood of success" in his $6.6M suit.
Business
Sales declines fell at a slower rate at Famous Dave's, and execs aim for turnaround
Barbecue chain has cut expenses, closed six sites since beginning of year.
Business
Schwan's invests in large-scale shrimp operation among Minnesota cornfields
Schwan's hopes to make a splash with first big prawn farm in landlocked fields.
Business
Crowded half of Hong Kong eyes uncrowded half with envy
Rural landowners receive privilege deemed unfair by some in a city of micro-apartments.
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