Business and Economic News

New project expands solar offerings for Minn. residents
Beginning Tuesday, residents from 34 Minnesota counties can enroll in an eight-farm community solar network.
Trump administration delays most tariffs on steel, aluminum
The Trump administration had faced a midnight deadline to suspend or impose tariffs on imported steel and aluminum from a number of friendly countries.
House passes tax plan; Senate on deck
The state House passed a rewrite of the state tax code that supporters say will cut taxes for millions of Minnesotans. The Minnesota Senate is set to roll out its plan Tuesday, but each differs in several key ways from DFL Gov. Mark Dayton's tax proposal.
Sprint, T-Mobile have to sell $26.5 billion deal to antitrust cops
To gain approval for their $26.5 billion merger agreement, T-Mobile and Sprint aim to convince antitrust regulators that there is plenty of competition for wireless service beyond Verizon and AT&T.
Amazon to add 200 high-tech jobs in Minneapolis
The retail giant says it will expand its Minneapolis Tech Hub, hiring in fields that include transportation technology and cloud computing.
More homes, more bikes, fewer cars: City Council president looks to rebuild Minneapolis
Minneapolis City Council President Lisa Bender got her start in politics in 2009, lobbying the city for more bike lanes. Now, she's leading the city's effort to make over the zoning laws that dictate what does and doesn't get built.
Farrell and Johnston size up the economy in the spring
Louis Johnston and Chris Farrell say the state of the economy is good, but there are some worrisome storm clouds on the horizon.