Business
Schafer: Inflation is making us uneasy, so how can we find gratitude?
By most economic measures, we have much to be thankful for this Thanksgiving. So why do we feel so crabby?
Business
For some recipe apps, your personal information is gravy
Like a Thanksgiving turkey, popular recipe apps are stuffed - with creepy tracking technology.
Local
Walz shows off Minnesota's Thanksgiving turkey
Harold the tom turkey will retire to a hobby farm in Paynesville.
Business
Metro movie theaters hope for boost from holiday blockbusters
The fall and winter box office lineup is one of the best to hit theaters in years, but owners are worried about higher COVID-19 rates keeping people away.
Business
Minnesota's Cargill is largest U.S. private company, again
The Minnetonka-based agribusiness is once again atop Forbes' list of largest private companies in U.S.
Business
General Mills to sell European dough business
The move follows the sale of its European Yoplait ownership stake this year as the Minnesota food maker consolidates focus in North America.
Local
MSP Airport prepared for 'significant spike' in holiday travel
In a sure sign of pandemic-related weariness, thousands of Minnesotans are expected to take to the skies and highways to celebrate Thanksgiving this week — despite a concerning uptick in COVID-19 cases throughout the state.
Order blocking New York Times coverage of Project Veritas stays in place
The judge said at a hearing that he needed additional time to consider arguments and asked for additional briefs next week.
Business
After 35 years, Uptown Minneapolis mainstay Kitchen Window to close
The kitchenware shop will liquidate its stock before closing in January 2022.
Business
With purchase of Yardbird, Best Buy seeks a bigger role in outdoor entertaining
The electronics retailer built on record year-ago sales growth this fall, but execs see some near-term pressures.
St. Cloud-area farm ordered to repay $1.4M to USDA, put on probation
The Becker farmer defrauded government loan programs
Taste
Tattersall's new Wisconsin distillery and restaurant will open Dec. 1
The 75,000-square-foot facility is aiming to be a destination in River Falls.
Business
U.S. Bank donates riot-damaged Mpls. branch to nonprofit developer
Seward Redesign plans 2800 E. Lake St. redevelopment that will include affordable housing, commercial spaces and a home for nonprofits.
Business
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Medtronic lowers sales outlook for the year amid pandemic's persisting impact
Profits topped expectations and emerging markets saw solid growth despite COVID-19 continuing to quell U.S. growth.
Business
Shoppers fill Minnesota stores as a pivotal moment in the retail recovery arrives
The mood is mixed as more potential buyers head into stores than last year. But a leading survey showed holiday spending won't change much.
Business
Northern Minnesota's ANI Pharmaceuticals closes on largest-ever acquisition
Generic drugmaker paying $197 million for New Jersey-based Novitium Pharma, the largest-ever deal in the publicly traded company's history
Business
COVID-19 drove $57.7M loss at Minneapolis-based Fairview Health Services last quarter
Surge of COVID patients suppressed revenue as staffing costs spiked due to worker retirements, burnout.
Business
'Shop small' push boosts mom-and-pop stores in Twin Cities suburbs
Many residents working from home are choosing to spend their dollars at nearby, locally owned stores.
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