Business
Eden Prairie's C.H. Robinson prepares for what could be a tough year
Slowing economic growth drags down fourth quarter results.
Business
New job training program at Summit Academy addresses labor shortage in food manufacturing
The program, aimed at exposing more students to the food industry, starts this month.
Business
Bright Health lays off another 68 employees at Bloomington headquarters
The Bloomington-based company is enacting a series of layoffs, reflecting its severe retreat from its core mission of selling individual and family health insurance.
Business
U researchers say AI can advance business, but not without humans
Organizations should be asking how people can work together with AI, not be replaced by machine learning, they say.
Business
Minneapolis' Deluxe sells web-hosting business as it continues shift to payment services
Deluxe is selling some small-business services companies to concentrate on electronic payments and data services.
Business
Boston Scientific sees sales uptick with strong demand for Watchman device
Company recently completed expansion of Maple Grove manufacturing facility
Business
Medical students, Grand Rapids residents split on Sanford-Fairview merger
U medical students voiced concerns about access to abortion and other medical services; residents said Grand Rapids needs benefits like those Sanford Health brought to Bemidji.
Business
Ramstad: The role of rage in American reinvention
Reinvention enrages people but is useful for driving the U.S. economy forward, says geopolitical forecaster and author George Friedman.
Local
Hennepin County Board committee approves $2 million to clean up contaminated sites
The effort improves economic viability and disparity reduction of projects.
Business
Minnesota Power's parent company investing $875M in multistate power line
The $2.5 billion project that will run from North Dakota to Montana has Duluth-based Allete as one of the biggest investors.
Business
Homebuilding in the Twin Cities off to a slow start during the first month of 2023
Builders started the year in conservative mode as they wait for more clues about what the spring market may hold.
Local
John Warren Johnson, Republican nominee for governor and modernizer of debt collection, dies at 93
Johnson was a Minneapolis politician who lost to former Gov. Wendell Anderson in Minnesota's 1974 race for governor.
Politics
Black Americans are much more likely to face tax audits, study finds
A new report documents systemic discrimination in how the IRS selects taxpayers to be audited, with implications for a debate on the agency's funding.
Business
Post Consumer Brands in trademark battle with band OK Go over new cereal name
New Post cereal line OK GO! is the subject of a trademark dispute.
Business
Polaris rides to success in fourth quarter but 2023 outlook includes bumps
Improving supply chains helped inventory levels but the powersports company expects slower growth in 2023.
Local
Minnesota auto dealers lose court fight with state pollution regulators over 'clean car' rule
Industry group likely to ask state Supreme Court to hear the case.
Local
Minnesota lawmakers weigh further review of Fairview-Sanford merger
At least three bills threaten to slow or block the merger, especially if it involves the University of Minnesota's teaching hospital.
Business
Amazon closing Shakopee sorting center, impacting 680 jobs
Every employee who works there will be offered a transfer to one of Amazon's other facilities in the Twin Cities region, the company said.
Business
Honeywell and union strike deal, averting lockout at Twin Cities plants
The Minnesota workers represented by Teamsters Local 1145 ratified new contract in a vote Sunday.
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