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Two former Starkey Laboratories executives, previously indicted on fraud and embezzlement charges for a plot that took more than $20 million from the company, now face additional charges for underreporting income on tax returns.
Only a year after Richard Davis took the helm at U.S. Bank, the nation's economic fabric was being ripped apart.
The defense contractor Textron is buying the snowmobile maker Arctic Cat in a deal valued at about $247 million.
A product sold exclusively at Target stores is being recalled by the thousands.
In a statement Sunday, it said the recall applies to eight different types of its craft beers, including its popular Sierra Nevada Pale Ale.
Whether it's to plan for their future once basketball is done, promote healthy living or just to have some fun, WNBA players such as Sue Bird and Maya Moore are getting involved in the food industry.
A federal financial protection agency is suing TCF Bank, accusing the Wayzata-based bank of tricking customers into costly overdraft services.
Target has teamed up with Minnesota United for their inaugural Major League Soccer season.
A new VIP movie theater is coming to Mall of America. The old theater, which had been there since the mall opened in 1992, closed in December.
The bill to allow Sunday liquor sales in Minnesota has made it through to the House floor -- the furthest it has ever gone.
Target cut its fourth-quarter profit and sales outlook after the discounter wrestled with sluggish holiday traffic in its stores and weak sales in key areas like electronics and food that offset a surging online business.
U.S. Bank Chairman and CEO Richard Davis announced Tuesday that he will retire from his job as head of one of the nation's largest regional banks.
THOR Companies, in partnership with Target, will invest $36 million on a new office building at the corner of Plymouth and Penn avenues.
A Minnesota House committee today took the first steps to allowing liquor stores to open on Sundays.
