Target Recalling Nearly 180,000 Dressers Over Tipping Risk
Target says it is recalling nearly 180,000 dressers because they can tip over and pose a risk to children.
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Target says it is recalling nearly 180,000 dressers because they can tip over and pose a risk to children.
Equifax revealed last week that hackers may have stolen the personal information of more than 140 million Americans in one of the largest cyberattacks in history.
For the past three years, Enbridge Energy has been seeking state approval for its Line Three replacement oil pipeline.
A Minnesota company, on the map for snowmobiles, is now making its mark with motorcycles.
Minnesota's demand for gasoline appears unlikely to increase over the long term, the Minnesota Department of Commerce said.
Best Buy will be closing two of its stores in the Twin Cities area in late October, according to reports.
Target Corp. announced Monday that it's committing up to $1 million in cash and supplies to help with relief efforts after Hurricane Irma smashed into Florida and the Caribbean.
Price gouging, especially during emergency situations, is infuriating to most everyone who sees it. But, it's also difficult to define.
Nordstrom Rack opened on Thursday. And that's only the beginning of the new shopping and dining opportunities on Nicollet Mall.
Amazon already operates a distribution center in Shakopee and a small tech outpost in downtown Minneapolis.
If you asked Bernie Dahlin five years ago if he thought he'd be devoting his work life to salsa, he'd say you were crazy.
Kohl's said Wednesday that it will open up Amazon shops in 10 of its stores, making it the latest department store operator to make a deal with the e-commerce giant.
While all Minnesota State Fair booths are hoping to turn a profit, a select few are using some of their earnings to help a greater cause.
A monthly survey of business supply managers suggests business conditions improved last month and that more economic growth lies ahead for nine Midwest and Plains states, according to a report released Friday.
St. Paul brothers Dave and Danny Theisen are the owners of the Ball Park Café, and they're celebrating 19 years at the Minnesota State Fair.
