Variety
Pandemic unleashes a tsunami of weddings in Minnesota
There are too many ceremonies and not enough venues.
Business
Levin: What Tickle Me Elmo can teach you about economic bubbles
The concept of bubbles is an important one for investors, especially those who are trying to make big decisions about real estate and cryptocurrency.
Business
Midwest, including Minn., at greater risk for rolling blackouts
As the energy feeding the regional electricity grid changes from coal to more renewable, a big spike in demand could cause a power shortfall, the grid regulator says.
Business
Without an estate plan and will, families can struggle to sort your finances after you die
A person's hard-earned wealth can disappear if they die without a will.
Business
No industry is more important to EVs than mining, but investors aren't buying it
The mining industry has an image problem to navigate as it seeks capital to respond to demand from the electric vehicle market.
Business
Farrell: For college graduates, it's a time to explore life and make smart money moves
Stretch out school loans for the moment, save what you can and build the habit of generosity.
Business
Hard to have faith in the Fed's new religion
Columnists say the Fed clearly wants to rein in inflation, but may relent if the market damage turns extensive.
Agriculture
Black Americans are acutely underrepresented in farming; Cargill is working to change that
The agribusiness is attempting to bring more minority farmers into the supply chain through price premiums and new market opportunities in hopes of reversing historical discrimination.
Business
High oil prices spark North Dakota crude output — and motorists' fuel bills
North Dakota's oil production rose decently in March. Gasoline prices in Minnesota recently crossed the $4 barrier.
Business
Small business grant allows Burnsville beauty supply store to stabilize, grow
Comcast offers $10,000 grants to businesses owned by women and people of color through a program launched after George Floyd's killing.
Politics
State error means wealthy Minnesotans owe more taxes
The state collected about $38M too little in 2019 and 2020 from some of its wealthiest taxpayers.
Business
Medtronic closes on deal to acquire Intersect ENT
The announcement came one day after the Federal Trade Commission imposed conditions on the acquisition.
Business
Minnesota-made drinks aim to do more for your body than quench thirst
Consumers are looking for added benefits from their everyday food and drink to boost their health and wellness.
Business
Construction starts on $68M apartment, commercial complex in north Minneapolis
The project is one of the largest ever outside downtown and led by veteran businessman Tim Baylor, Catalyst Opportunity Funds, private investors and local government.
Business
Eden Prairie's SunOpta starts seeing turnaround in fruit business
Changes to production along with product innovation are boosting the plant-based food company's fruit segment.
Business
FTC says Medtronic must divest subsidiary of device maker it wants to acquire
Medical device manufacturer is trying to buy Intersect NET Inc., a maker of sinus implants, in a $936.2 million deal.
Business
Money-losing Minneapolis Club gains traction with two-year turnaround effort
The 125-year-old downtown club, facing membership decline and losses for several years, has invested in a comeback plan.
Business
AT&T rolls out location tracking on emergency calls from Minnesota cellphones
The No. 3 mobile carrier will now use GPS signals to spot callers to 911 systems.
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