Minnesota wine company, with Julianne Hough as partner, files for an IPO
Fresh Vine Wine Co. is seeking $15 million in an initial public offering.
Post's strong Fruity Pebbles results offset by soggy Malt-O-Meal sales
Supply-chain issues dent profit for Lakeville-based Post Consumer Brands.
Survey: Minnesotans, how do you plan to shop on Black Friday?
The Star Tribune wants to know how readers plan to shop this holiday season.
Agriculture
Wright County farmer to lead Minnesota Farm Bureau
Dan Glessing wins contested race to take leadership at one of state's leading farm organizations.
Business
Medtronic partners with Amazon to bring the PillCam to your door
Remote endoscopy technology signals a new frontier for Minnesota medtech giant
Business
Eden Prairie man arrested in connection with $2.1M in fraudulent COVID-19 relief loans
He fled to Colombia and was arrested in Miami after being sent back to the U.S., according to papers filed by the U.S. Attorney's Office in Minnesota.
Coronavirus
What you need to know about COVID variants, Minnesota mask requirements and more
Advice is evolving along with the coronavirus. Here's the latest from staff and news service reports.
Business
Lunds & Byerlys offers same-day pay for workers who want it
The Twin Cities supermarket chain will let employees decide when and how often they want to be paid as a perk to attract more workers.
Business
Is your company on the list of Minnesota's 2021 Top Workplaces?
Worker expectations change at Minnesota firms as pandemic retreats.
Business
Minnesota's unemployment rate drops to 3.5%, matching where it was in March 2020
The job gains are tempered by a reduced workforce participation rate. The state reported 84,000 fewer workers in the labor force compared to before the pandemic.
Business
Minnesota manufacturing is looking up despite supply chain concerns
Latest Enterprise Minnesota survey paints a conflicted picture of the mood among Minnesota's manufacturers.
Business
Just as Zillow exits dealmaking business, RedfinNow puts down roots in Twin Cities
The iBuyers aim to upend the traditional brokerage model by offering nearly instant cash offers
St. Paul
First-time developer to build 62-unit apartment building in St. Paul
The building on Payne Av. will include deeply affordable units.
Business
Jennie-O's new Thanksgiving turkey tactic: TikTok
Minnesota produces more turkeys than any other state. After decades of growth, turkey consumption is slipping. Hormel's Jennie-O brand is looking to reverse that trend.
Business
Minnesota startup aims to make sustainable acrylics using corn instead of petroleum
Lakril Technologies uses U of M-pioneered technology to make acrylics, an ingredient in paints, coatings and adhesives, from corn rather than petroleum.
Business
Minnesota's top 50 public companies ranked by revenue – with No. 1 hitting $257 billion
Revenue for the companies on the Star Tribune 50 list as a whole increased 5.5% to a cumulative $621.8 billion.
Politics
Gov. Tim Walz promotes Minnesota on trade mission to United Kingdom, Finland
The trade delegation is one of the first to visit the U.K. since COVID hit.
Business
CHS creates new capital fund to bolster ag tech startups
The Minnesota ag giant is partnering with Illinois's Growmark on a $50M venture capital fund to advance breakthrough technologies in agriculture.
Business
Target traffic continues to increase as execs raise outlook, says it's ready for holidays
Target appears to have managed supply-chain constraints that have affected many industries this year.
Business
Green Bay Packers kick off 'stock' sale
The Green Bay Packers kicked off a common "stock" sale on Tuesday. But the team, selling 300,000 shares at $300 per share, is quick to note: It's not really stock.
Business
Philadelphia teen catches eyes of rappers, athletes with clothing line
The journey has been a wild ride for Trey Brown, who launched his Spergo line when he was 12.
Business
MPCA to ask hundreds of businesses to begin monitoring for PFAS
The voluntary monitoring, which will focus not only on finding and reducing contamination in rivers and lakes, but also identifying sources of air, soil and groundwater pollution, would begin this winter.
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Business
Higher prices benefiting North Dakota oil industry
While production is down, the companies are making more because oil prices are at their highest since 2014.
Business
U.S. Bancorp is acquiring TravelBank, a travel and expenses platform
Will Smith is a key investor in the San Francisco-based fintech just purchased by the Minneapolis-based banking firm.
Business
The worst of both worlds: Zooming from the office
Experts helping companies navigate this transition period are hopeful that the pains of hybrid work are not permanent.
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