Business and Economic News

Landlord battles haunt Twin Cities low-income renters
Past problems with a landlord don't die easily. They can make it nearly impossible for some to find affordable housing quickly. That's especially true for would-be renters in a tight rental market with "UDs" on their record.
Mayo Clinic CEO stepping down after 28 years with health system
Dr. John Noseworthy has led Mayo through challenging times that included the Great Recession, skyrocketing health care costs, the Affordable Care Act and the launch of the ambitious economic development project known as the Destination Medical Center.
Sun Country's new owners cut 350 Twin Cities jobs
The move will affect employees involved with cleaning, passenger service, ramp and baggage handling.
The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission has asked the state's attorney general and Department of Commerce to investigate a large volume of complaints against a major telecommunications company.
3M vs. Minnesota: A primer for this major water pollution trial
Minnesota's attorney general is suing 3M for contaminating Minnesota's water with chemicals the company produced for decades. Here's what you need to know as the lawsuit begins.
Survey: Super Bowl coverage leaves favorable impression of Minneapolis
More than one-third of Americans surveyed by APM Research Lab said they were more likely to see Minneapolis as a desirable place to visit after watching the coverage of Super Bowl LII.
All eyes on Minnesota as state readies fight against 3M in water pollution trial
East metro residents and observers from across the country will be watching closely as Minnesota's $5 billion lawsuit against 3M for polluting natural resources finally goes to trial after years of delays.
Chinese New Year plays out differently for the haves and have-nots
Friday marks the start of the Lunar New Year. The way people celebrate -- or choose not to celebrate -- can reflect the economic divide in the world's second-largest economy.