Business & Economy
The Sears across from the state Capitol has been a fixture on Rice Street for more than a half-century. One City Council member says several groups have come to his office with redevelopment ideas for the 17-acre parcel.
Call to Mind: Entrepreneurs tackle mental health and well-being.
As the CVS pharmacy chain prepares to close on its buyout of health insurer Aetna, neither has a huge presence in Minnesota. But Aetna has a partnership with the big health system, Allina Health, and the effect on that effort remains unclear.
The report states Minnesota's soybean harvest is nine days behind the average pace over the last five years. Just over a third of the crop has been gathered, about 70 percent is normal for this time of year.
Electric scooters zoom through traffic in many cities these days, and have the potential to take cars off the road. But experts worry that the many riders who forgo safety gear are taking big risks.
The company, which traces its history back to southwestern Minnesota, started out as a mail order catalog in the 1880s. It has been on a slow march toward extinction as it lagged far behind its peers and has incurred massive losses over the years.
After more than a half-century serving north Minneapolis, the family-owned Estes Funeral Chapel -- one of the oldest black-owned businesses still operating in Minnesota -- celebrated the grand opening of its new facility Sunday.
Delta Air Lines is the first U.S. carrier to fly the narrow-body Airbus A220, an aircraft with a much quieter engine that was at the center of a heated trade dispute.
A brand familiar to generations of Minnesotans has reached the end of the road, as Marathon Petroleum Corp. has started converting SuperAmerica stores to its Speedway brand.
Community solar gardens initially attracted a lot of residential customers, but developers said higher costs caused such projects to make financial sense only for commercial customers.
U.S. stocks are lower Thursday and heading toward their sixth consecutive decline. Major indexes are making wide swings as investors try to gauge the best place to put their money amid signs of slowing global economic growth and concerns over trade and interest rates.
Many residents of the Highland Park neighborhood remain concerned about the impact of thousands of new residents and workers and their cars.
Defining "minimum wage" in Minnesota depends on where you live and who you work for. Here's a guide to what is and what will be as the state and its largest cities debate, and change, wage policies.
A conference aimed at increasing the number of jobs for black men and women in the tech field opens in the Twin Cities Thursday.
Despite claims by President Trump and the ethanol industry that year-round E15 will help the industry and farmers, others say sales are so small it will make little difference.
Tech stocks across various stock indices led the largest stock tumble in eight months.
A Florida charity is being sued by Minnesota's Attorney General who alleged they were ripping off donors in the state and warning consumers to check out organizations soliciting contributions before handing over any money.
Higher ed is getting more and more expensive. Are you ready to send your child off to college?
Jeff Harmening sat down with host Kerri Miller to talk about innovation, leadership, and climate change.
Is the American dream still achievable? What about for someone who starts out at the bottom of the U.S. economy?