Business
Minnesota's child care providers await federal COVID relief funds as they fight to stay open
The state expects to receive $137 million in aid from the latest federal pandemic relief package.
Business
Pilgrim's Pride agrees to $75M settlement with some customers
The settlement applies to direct buyers, not to companies like Target and Chick-fil-A, which also are suing the company.
Business
USDA cuts estimate of 2020 crop harvest, prices spike for corn and soybeans
The revision intensified fears of shortages in global supplies this year.
Business
Third round of PPP has begun, with a headstart for minority-owned businesses
Community Development Financial Institutions started processing PPP applications yesterday.
Local
Minnesota settles lawsuit against Monticello cafe that violated COVID-19 restrictions
The Cornerstone Cafe remained open to indoor dining despite a state order prohibiting it.
Business
Eden Prairie's C.H. Robinson makes move to help retailers meet changing consumer habits
The logistics company announced a partnership with SAS to connect real-time transportation information with retailers' and consumer products companies' needs.
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The Latest: House urges Pence to remove Trump from power
The Latest on the fallout from the attack of the U.S. Capitol by a mob of pro-Trump loyalists (all times local):
Local
Surge of support for Grand Rapids wine bar after 'scary couple of months'
When Tia Marie posted her story on social media, an outpouring of community support followed.
Business
Best Buy suspends donations to congressional members who voted against certifying election
Other Minnesota companies examining policies in light of insurrection.
Business
Online holiday spending increases 32%, sets record
Higher sales likely to keep up into early part of year.
Business
St. Cloud-based Coborn's names chief operating officer
Dave Meyer will get a seat on the board of directors as well.
Local
Bars, restaurants and other venues reopen today in Minnesota with restrictions
Starting Monday, bars and restaurants can reopen for in-person dining at 50% capacity with a 10 p.m. curfew. Movie theaters, bowling alleys and museums can reopen at 25%.
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