Business
Pace Industries will shut its Arden Hills die-casting plant by October
It's unclear why the company is closing the die-casting facility.
Business
Medica in running for state public health insurance contract
The HMO dropped out of the largest chunk of Minnesota public health programs in 2017.
Business
Market recap: Lyft shares get a lift from better-than-expected earnings
The parents of Tinder and "Grand Theft Auto" also had strong weeks on the market.
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Bremer Financial first-half results slipped
Bremer blamed the first-half decline on accounting issues and said its banking business remains strong.
Business
Rosedale's basement now 'haunted' for Halloween
Haunted Basement 2019 opens Oct. 3 with two preview shows in Sept.
Business
General Mills appoints former McDonald's exec to top communications job
General Mills has appointed Jano Cabrera, a former McDonald's executive and communications operative for the Democratic Party, as its chief communications officer.
Duluth
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Broad group of Minnesota lawmakers voices support for PolyMet
In a letter to Gov. Tim Walz, the bipartisan group says opponents are making a last-ditch effort to block the copper-nickel mine.
Minneapolis
Mpls. Council unanimously OKs ordinance to curb wage theft
The city's new ordinance complements a state law considered one of the strictest in nation.
Business
Coborn's will stop deliveries in metro area, redirect customers to Cub
Grocery chain will close its New Hope warehouse, direct metro customers to Cub service.
Business
Retired Teamsters wait for Congress to act on wobbly pension fund
The U.S. House passed a bill to prop up the failing fund. Now it's in the Senate's hands.
Business
Dorsey & Whitney expands immigration services by acquiring Webber Law Firm
The deal brings a boutique specializing in hiring matters to a large firm with a policy focus.
Business
Urban farmer thinks he's found ways to cut costs, labor, space
Hydroponics and vertical production pack a lot of food into a little space.
Business
Traders baffled by sudden spike in nickel prices
The industrial metal saw a 13% surge, adding $2K a ton, over past month.
Business
Boeing CEO: Lingering engine fix will push back first flight and delivery of 777X
New widebody jet won't meet Emirates timeline.
Business
Target to sell Levi's as jeans maker looks to replace sagging sales at Sears
The 'Red Tab' label will appear in 50 stores later this month.
Business
Tuffy's building $70 million dog-snack plant in Delano
Tuffy's of Perham, Mn., is expanding in Delano, an hour from the Twin Cities, with a $70 million plant to make dog treats from wheat, barley, rice, soybeans and other products grown in the Midwest.
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