Target joins other retailers in offering paid time off for COVID-19 vaccine
The retailer also will cover transportation for those wanting shots for COVID.
Amid pandemic and legal dispute, Bremer Bank's finances held up solidly
Net profit slipped just a little but revenue rose sharply in 'challenging environment.'
Schafer: Walz's strategy for EVs could leave dealers stranded with models
The governor's desire to change Minnesota's auto market relies too much on rules rather than incentives.
Business
As metal prices soar, catalytic converters targeted by thieves
Nationwide, including in the Twin Cities, police are reporting a surge in cases.
Local
$2.75 billion Red River diversion project approved
A big administrative hurdle was cleared with the approval of a permit from the Minnesota DNR.
Duluth
'The house that love built': Duluth's first Ronald McDonald House opens to families
The five-bedroom suite is now available for families with children in local hospitals.
Coronavirus
North Memorial Health Hospital nurse named to Biden COVID task force
Mary Turner, president of the Minnesota Nurses Association, will join group focused on health inequities.
Local
Supreme Court rules environmental lawsuit against Minneapolis 2040 plan can continue
Advocacy groups wanted Minneapolis to complete an environmental review before approving the 2040 plan.
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Vikings
Vikings hire former receiver Martin Nance as chief marketing officer
Nance played with the Vikings in 2006 and '07, then earned business degrees at Michigan and Harvard.
Business
Cub Foods store off Lake Street, destroyed by rioting, reopens today
Another closed Cub, on Broadway, will fully reopen in April with a new name and community center.
Business
Graco plans to build Dayton facility for two of its operating divisions
Company expects to move 225 workers from Minneapolis HQ.
Business
Wilfs' esports venture expands with Valorant team, changes company name
Now with three teams, the company will be called Version1.
Business
How some bets on Minnesota companies paid off for investor Vista Equity
Some of the biggest wins for a Texas investment fund recently have been with Minnesota tech companies.
Business
New UnitedHealth CEO Witty could see $18.8 million in pay for 2021
After abrupt departure, former CEO will see salary and incentive pay for two years.
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.
Local
Roseville restricts short-term rentals after problem party houses
The City Council voted to license short-term rentals and require minimum stays when the property owner does not live onsite.
Business
Charge: Twin Cities adviser stole $2.25M from investors, built $1.7M home, $49K SUV
The thefts over three years also funded a cruise and a Tiffany jewelry purchase, according to federal prosecutors.
Business
Surge in demand for pleasure boating amid pandemic has Minnesota builders busy
The facility in New York Mills that builds Lund and Crestliner boats has added 114 positions in past 6 months and needs to fill 60 more.
Business
Sun Country Airlines is going public, will list on Nasdaq
After a transformation, Sun Country reaches a turning point in its ownership.
Business
Cleveland Cliffs says no thanks to Walz's U.S. Steel partnership idea
Cliffs CEO said the company has own remedy to Hibbing Taconite ore shortage in northern Minnesota.
Business
Second court says Enbridge can continue construction of $2.6B pipeline in Minnesota
Enbridge wins new round in legal clash over project.
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Business
Is Tesla worth a trillion dollars? You bet, says a Minnesota analyst
A Piper Sandler analyst makes an aggressive call on Tesla, just like one did on Apple in the early 2000s.
Business
Target activewear brand generated more than $1B in sales in first year
Target markets All in Motion as an affordable, high-quality activewear line for the entire family.
Business
Out of riots and rubble, Medica brings 50 jobs to new St. Paul office
Response to Floyd's death moved execs of health plan to take steps to combat disparities with St. Paul call center
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