Business and Economic News

Local leaders back Delta on Japan airport access
As Japan opens up a second Tokyo airport to more international travel, Delta warns that its direct flight from MSP is at risk.
The federal government said Wednesday the overpayments to the University of Minnesota Medical Center occurred between 2012 and 2013, according to an analysis of 255 claims.
SW Minnesota solar farm plan feels opponents' heat
Solar power is increasingly popular in Minnesota, but not everyone is welcoming the alternative energy. Residents near a planned massive solar farm near Marshall will ask state regulators Thursday to block it.
Vikings: 90 percent of seat licenses sold in new stadium
About 50,000 of the Vikings stadium's 65,000 seats are covered by seat licenses which run from about $500 to nearly $9,500 per seat.
Supervalu names new CEO
Mark Gross, a former bank analyst and corporate attorney, begins Friday. He succeeds Sam Duncan, who announced his retirement from the Eden Prairie-based firm in October.
A peek inside Martin Shkreli's Turing Pharmaceuticals
Congressional investigators have pried loose emails showing how the company's executives anticipated huge profits from a 5,000 percent drug price increase. They were blindsided by the blowback.
'Destination' unknown: Rochester wants more action on huge Mayo project
Nearly three years after Mayo Clinic won state funding to help build its massive Destination Medical Center project, Rochester leaders want shovels in the ground but say it's been a slow start.
Several show interest in former ammunition plant site
At least a half dozen developers have signaled their interest in submitting plans to remake the former Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant site on Monday, the first day applications were accepted.