Business
UnitedHealth takes aim at health records
Nation's largest insurer makes moves in a market crowded by startups and large tech firms.
Local
Lyft acquires operator of Nice Ride Minnesota
Users will be able to access the bikes using Lyft's app in 2019.
Business
Shoppers may be hanging back for later holiday sales, survey finds
Sales and traffic were down from last year over five-day weekend, according to the NRF, but retailers still on record-setting pace.
Local
Minnesota issues long-delayed pollution permit for Minntac tailings basin
State says it will protect nearby lakes and streams, but environmentalists call the permit inadequate.
Business
Cousins Subs plans big return to Twin Cities after 2015 exit
The company closed five locations here in 2015 but promises a refreshed concept.
Business
Coborn's will buy most Hornbacher's stores as Supervalu's new owner begins making grocery deals
UNFI hopes to sell most of Supervalu's retailers to grocery chains that will continue to use Supervalu as their wholesale supplier.
Business
Minnesota Monthly to reduce print frequency to 6 issues a year
But the magazine will keep "monthly" in the title.
Business
Medicare deadline comes with an asterisk
For more than 300,000 people losing Medicare Cost plans, there are limited ways to re-visit decisions after Dec. 7.
West Metro
Edina's 50th & France loses more retailers but gains some too
Edina's 50th & France loses more retailers but gains some too
West Metro
Concierge Apartments in Richfield, site of controversial renovation, sold
The sale comes just months after owners settled a lawsuit with displaced tenants.
Local
Cyber Monday shoppers find thieves snooping at their stoops
Those waiting for packages are encouraged to be vigilant in this peak time for theft.
Business
Minnesota exports growing at a slower rate than earlier in year
Trade tariffs, strong U.S. dollar putting pressure on markets.
Business
Building permits are off, but townhouses stay Twin Cities bright spot
Side-by-side townhouses in inner-ring suburbs continue to see strong demand.
Business
Iron Range Steelworkers ratify ArcelorMittal labor agreement
Four-year contract is with ArcelorMittal operations nationwide.
Business
Prosecutors say former Twin Cities gold coin dealer defrauded customers of $1.1 million
Wire and mail fraud are among the federal charges filed against Jamie Lee Smith.
Business
Insurer Bright Health raises $200 million to finance expansion
The Minneapolis-based startup is selling Medicare health plans and individual health insurance coverage.
Business
Cargill plans $70M investment in Thai seafood, poultry business
Minnetonka-based firm is aiming to meet demand for protein in Asia.
Local
Feds: 4 restaurants in S. Minnesota, Iowa cheated 113 workers out of $831K in pay
Some workers earned only their tips, according to Labor Department investigators.
Variety
Revisit 6 retail titans from Minnesota's 20th-century department store heyday
New book "Thank You for Shopping" remembers the golden age of department stores.
Business
Target gives shoppers advance notice of its annual 10% off gift cards
Target gives shoppers advance notice of its annual 10% off gift cards
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