Business and Economic News

Hmong dance team mentor accuses Lynx of using 'exploitative' sales tactics
A school's Hmong dance team called off a performance at Friday's Lynx game after realizing it was, in his words, a "pay to play" deal rather than a genuine performance invitation. The Lynx issued a statement apologizing for "any miscommunication surrounding the performance."
Dayton grants extension for Iron Range project financing
Chippewa Capital Partners has promised to complete the mine and taconite pellet plant by December 2019.
State Fair reflects trends in food and farming
If you're looking for trends in agriculture and consumer food tastes, what better place to visit than the Minnesota State Fair, where for over a hundred years Minnesota's farmers and foodies have been coming together.
Fact check: 4 claims from Trump's tax speech
Without revealing any particulars, the president pitched his ideas for a tax code overhaul on Wednesday. Here are four claims he made and how close to correct he was on all of them.
Trump gives Congress an olive branch with tax pitch, but will it last?
In Missouri on Wednesday, the president stated his commitment to working with Congress on taxes. Trump's comments follow his recent public criticism of fellow Republicans.
Macy's, Best Buy expanding same-day delivery service
Best Buy says it will be expanding to 27 metropolitan markets from 13 starting next week. That number should reach nearly 40 cities by the winter holidays.
Digi-Key boom brings good problems to Thief River Falls
As Digi-Key plans to add 1,000 new workers, the northwest Minnesota city's trying to figure out how to build more affordable housing and make the community a place where people want to live.
Rochester chamber chief out amid bullying accusations
Rochester Chamber of Commerce President Rob Miller resigned his post on Wednesday after a key chamber executive went public with allegations that Miller had bullied her and was trying to push her out.