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Twin Cities coworking spaces that cater to women offer safe place for work, community

Twin Cities coworking spaces that cater to women offer safe place for work, community

A business concept that came out of New York City in 2016 is quickly spreading across the country and into Minnesota: coworking spaces that cater specifically to women, nonbinary and trans folks. The attraction? Users cite a need for a safer space, a community that inspires and sparks creativity, and a network that boosts business.
by Angela Davis and Karen Zamora

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A fair challenge: Preventing spread of animal diseases

A fair challenge: Preventing spread of animal diseases

As farm animals from across Minnesota head to the State Fair, the Board of Animal Health is asking everyone to help limit the spread of disease.
by John Enger

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St. Louis Park autonomous vehicle takes off for California

St. Louis Park autonomous vehicle takes off for California

St. Louis Park company VSI Labs has equipped a 2018 Ford Fusion with the latest technology for automated driving. On Tuesday, the company had three employees hop inside for a four-day, 2,000-mile cross-country ride while letting the car do the driving.
by Cathy Wurzer and Tim Nelson

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The case for summer vacation

The case for summer vacation

Economists have long criticized summer vacation as economically inefficient. But one has come to its defense.
by Greg Rosalsky

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White House insists 'fundamentals' of U.S. economy are strong

White House insists 'fundamentals' of U.S. economy are strong

The "fundamentals" of the U.S. economy are solid, the White House asserted, invoking an ill-fated political declaration of a decade ago amid mounting concern that a recession could imperil President Donald Trump's reelection.
by The Associated Press

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Britain's Boris Johnson appeals to EU to drop 'Irish backstop' demand

Britain's Boris Johnson appeals to EU to drop 'Irish backstop' demand

The prime minister, in a letter to EU Council President Donald Tusk, calls the backstop deal reached by his predecessor "anti-democratic and inconsistent with the sovereignty of the U.K."
by Scott Neuman

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Trump dismisses recession fears, saying fed must help the economy

Trump dismisses recession fears, saying fed must help the economy

The Trump administration pushed back hard against warnings of an economic slowdown. But the president is also calling on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates again to help boost growth.
by Scott Horsley

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First day of security line changes at MSP Airport causes confusion

First day of security line changes at MSP Airport causes confusion

A construction project has shrunk the space at the south checkpoint in Terminal 1. As a result, Transportation Security Administration and the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport officials have made the south checkpoint TSA Precheck only.
by Tim Nelson

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Economists survey: 34 percent expect a U.S. recession in 2021

Economists survey: 34 percent expect a U.S. recession in 2021

A number of U.S. business economists appear sufficiently concerned about the risks of some of President Trump's economic policies that they expect a recession in the U.S. by the end of 2021.
by The Associated Press

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