Business and Economic News

What Glencore's ownership stake in PolyMet means for planned copper-nickel mine
A stock offering being finalized Friday would make Swiss mining giant Glencore control about 72 percent of PolyMet, which could bring the planned copper-nickel mine for northern Minnesota closer to reality.
Trump's next tweet could get a warning label
Starting Thursday, tweets that Twitter deems to involve matters of public interest, but which violate the service's rules, will be obscured by a warning explaining the violation and Twitter's reasons for publishing it anyway.
Mpls. public housing tenants fear losing homes as city courts private money
The Minneapolis Public Housing Authority says it's embarking on an effort to assure residents they can stay in public housing, without rent increases, while enjoying the benefits of long-needed renovations. Some tenants say it will lead to privatization.
Minimum wage workers in Mpls. to see boost in pay in July
Workers making minimum wage in Minneapolis will get a boost to their paycheck beginning in July, as the third step in the city's move to increase pay kicks in. For some workers, though, it's still not enough.
Riverside development enters community advisory phase
City officials say they intend to have significant input from communities of color for Upper Harbor Terminal in north Minneapolis.
Science Museum hopes 'Stranger Things' gets gear sales roaring again
Science Museum of Minnesota clothing sales soared in 2017 after one of its vintage hoodies was featured on the Netflix show "Stranger Things." With the latest season set for release, the museum hopes for another bounce.