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Business and Economic News

Trump ends manufacturing panel after 3M CEO exits

Trump ends manufacturing panel after 3M CEO exits

Shortly after Inge Thulin and Campbell Soup CEO Denise Morrison announced Wednesday they were following other prominent executives and leaving the president's Manufacturing Advisory Council, Trump said he was disbanding the panel.
by MPR News Staff

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They got hurt at work -- then they got deported

They got hurt at work -- then they got deported

A joint investigation by NPR and ProPublica shows how a loophole in Florida law has led to the arrest and even deportation of undocumented immigrants after they suffer legitimate injuries on the job.
by Howard Berkes and Michael Grabell

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Target says turnaround efforts are bringing shoppers back

Target says turnaround efforts are bringing shoppers back

Target reported a dip in second-quarter profit, but it was better than anticipated and a 32 percent spike in digital sales gains drove revenue higher.
by The Associated Press

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UnitedHealth CEO to step down after run of more than decade

UnitedHealth CEO to step down after run of more than decade

The company said David Wichmann will take over Sept. 1, and Stephen Hemsley will become executive chairman of the board. Current Chairman Richard Burke will become lead independent director.
by The Associated Press

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Mankato to Dayton: Do better on water quality

Mankato to Dayton: Do better on water quality

The southern Minnesota city wants more help for farmers to reduce runoff, but the state says its hands are tied.
by Mark Steil

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Notes from the field: Reporter's first Farmfest

Notes from the field: Reporter's first Farmfest

MPR News reporter Elizabeth Dunbar visited Farmfest to talk to farmers, learn farm lingo and test-drive a tractor.
by Elizabeth Dunbar

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Be more than a bookstore: A brick-and-mortar shop's key to success

Be more than a bookstore: A brick-and-mortar shop's key to success

Barnes & Noble is experimenting with food, Amazon is replicating its online business and an indie shop aims to be part of the community. Ultimately, they all want to sell more books.
by Lynn Neary

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'Granny pods' help keep Portland affordable

'Granny pods' help keep Portland affordable

As rents rise, Portland is making it easier for homeowners to build small houses in their backyard and enable people who would be priced out to stay.
by Amelia Templeton

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Apps bringing Twin Cities neighbors together, mostly

Apps bringing Twin Cities neighbors together, mostly

Nextdoor and other social websites are winning fans in Minnesota and across the country using digital tools to help mobilize people within their neighborhoods. But those stronger ties can also bring problems neighbors didn't bank on.
by Martin Moylan

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