Minnesota gets $1.5 million in multistate settlement with Honda over air bags
The faulty air bag inflaters led to a massive auto recall and the multistate $85M settlement.
Industrial building going up in Eden Prairie north of I-494
Opus broke ground Tuesday on building with the hope of wooing tenants
Duluth
In Duluth, economic recovery is stalled by uncertainty
The pandemic hit the region's workforce, especially minorities, hard, but officials see reason to be hopeful.
Business
Eden Prairie-based iMedia raising $15 million in secondary offering
The parent of ShopHQ priced the shares at $6.25.
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Snap Fitness owner names new CEO after former leader goes to Subway
Snap Fitness owner Lift Brands has named the head of its Asia Pacific operations as its new CEO, the company’s second chief executive in less…
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Mexico's economy shrinks nearly 20%, worst plunge since the 1930s
Factories have closed, tourism has plunged and the government has resisted borrowing to give aid.
Coronavirus
New Oakdale lab would 'more than double' Minnesota's virus testing capacity
New processing lab in Oakdale would create up to 250 jobs.
Duluth
Duluth finally getting $75M cleanup of U.S. Steel Superfund site
Once the cleanup is completed, the city will own a trail and protected land on the long-closed West Duluth plant site.
Coronavirus
Best Buy's online sales more than triple to highest ever but stock still dips
Net earnings were up 81.5% — but its stock dipped Tuesday.
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Hormel's sales soar at grocery stores, drop at restaurants
As Americans settle into life during a pandemic, Hormel's product mix is being reshaped.
Business
Hormel offers two-year college benefit to employees' children
The benefit is offered to employees' children in an effort to combat racial inequality.
Business
State's top 50 public companies – with No. 1 at $242B in revenue
2019 will likely be remembered as the last full year of an economic expansion that lasted more than a decade. Next year's Star Tribune 50 is likely to look very different because of the coronavirus disruption.
Business
Life Time sues insurer over $130 million in unpaid COVID-19 losses
Lawsuit claims Zurich Insurance breached its contract with the fitness chain operator.
Coronavirus
Medtronic's income down 44% in first quarter, but still better than expected
Suspended elective surgeries damaged performance, which was still better than expected.
Coronavirus
Twin Cities union rallies for safety steps after second janitor dies
Survey shows large numbers lack masks or gloves and virus-related training at work.
Coronavirus
COVID-19 plasma therapy, backed by Mayo research, will reach more patients
Trump's emergency-use order will ease access to unproven virus treatment.
West Metro
What a Crystal man did with a sudden windfall in his account this spring
Front-desk clerk stunned to find $150,000 in PPP funds in his account.
Business
Mpls. business owners wanting to protect their windows after riots face obstacle
A Minneapolis ordinance forbids external shutters, leading to protests from owners who say they need more security.
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Coronavirus
Two Twin Cities hospitals hit with penalties over COVID-19
North Memorial and United Hospital were each hit with $2,100 citations after workers complained to the state about an array of allegedly unsafe practices related to breathing devices and other personal protective equipment.
Duluth
Allete's 1st female CEO takes helm at crossroads
Bethany Owen says the parent of Minnesota Power is in "a very important spot in its journey."
Business
For a couple of Lake Street businesses, an early glimpse of a new start
And yet, a full recovery could take years. Some businesses aren't coming back.
Business
Recent bankruptcy filings in Minneapolis and St. Paul
MINNEAPOLIS T and S Enterprises LLC, 4940 Monroe St., Columbia Heights; filed Aug. 14, 20-42046; Chap. 7; assets, $0; liabilities, $209,780. Timothy Larson, partner. John…
Business
New Revol Greens CEO brings Cargill experience to greenhouse lettuce expansion, national push
Mark Schulze is overseeing a "five facilities in five years" plan to develop additional regional greenhouses around the country.
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