Minneapolis Among Top 10 Best Cities To Start A Career
St. Paul didn't fare that much worse than Minneapolis, ranking 23rd overall, just ahead of Madison, Wisconsin.
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St. Paul didn't fare that much worse than Minneapolis, ranking 23rd overall, just ahead of Madison, Wisconsin.
Monday is Uber's first full day of trading after its rough initial public offering Friday when it offered shares for $45 each and saw the stock price promptly drop. Investors in the ride-hail company better fasten their seatbelts: Uber shares are down 7% and trading below $40 before the opening bell.
Uber, one of the most ambitious and controversial technology companies to emerge over the last decade, hopes investors can agree on one thing when the rideshare giant goes public Friday: Despite losing car-loads of cash, the company is going places.
A war of words continues between Delta Air Lines and labor unions trying to get certain airline workers to unionize.
Twin Cities-based MyPillow is laying off roughly 10% of its workforce at its manufacturing plant in Shakopee.
Trump tweeted that he intended to hike tariffs on Chinese goods to 25 percent from 10 percent put in place in September.
You will soon have to show an ID to buy certain gift cards with a credit card in Shakopee.
The report listed a wide range of attributes including the region's talent pool, higher education system and accessibility to other parts of the country via the Minneapolis-St. Paul airport.
CenterPoint Energy customers were left with checks that bounced or late payment fees after the utility reversed rate refunds to customers because it miscalculated sales taxes.
Tim Horton's, the Canadian coffee shop, is apparently retreating from the Twin Cities after making a move into the metro market just a few years ago.
Drugstore chain CVS is closing dozens of stores across the country, including three locations in the Twin Cities.
A Minnesota man crashed an electric scooter last month in Denver, and could now face years of recovery.
Twin Cities malls have gone through millions of dollars' worth in renovations in recent years, some of which includes aquariums, an updated look, and some retail, too.
When Jonathan Campion decided to open a higher-end restaurant near his hometown, it was a bit of a surprise.
The maker of Post-it notes, industrial coatings and ceramics said Thursday that the move is expected to save about $225 million to $250 million a year. The St. Paul Minnesota-based company anticipates a pretax charge of about $150 million, or 20 cents per share, this year.
