Target Removes Clown Masks From Stores After Recent Scares
Target officials said Sunday they have removed some clown masks from stores and online due to the recent rise of "crazy clown" scares.
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Target officials said Sunday they have removed some clown masks from stores and online due to the recent rise of "crazy clown" scares.
Lower airfares and rising salaries are putting a squeeze on Delta Air Lines. Luckily for the airline, the price of jet fuel remains cheap and the Atlanta-based carrier was able to report Thursday a third-quarter profit of $1.26 billion, down 4 percent from the same period last year.
Wells Fargo's embattled CEO John Stumpf is stepping down as the nation's second-largest bank is roiled by a scandal over its sales practices.
The old Northwest Airlines training facility in Eagan is set to get torn down to make way for the new headquarters for the Minnesota Vikings.
A bankruptcy court has cleared the way for Iron Range mining company Magnetation to shut down its remaining operations.
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Target is thinking small to win over shoppers. The discounter opened a store in downtown Manhattan on Wednesday that's just its second location in Manhattan and is one-third the size of its regular stores.
The Minnesota Nurses Association expects the ongoing Allina Health nurses strike to be the longest of its kind in state history.
St. Paul diners will have one less place to try in Lowertown come 2017. Heartland Restaurant & Farm Direct Market announced Tuesday that it will be closing its doors in December.
There's no denying the beauty that lines the shores of Lake Pepin. However, some of its most majestic sights can only be seen from a distance. So, Dave Dybsand wanted to change that by bringing people closer to the eagles.
The Ryder Cup may be over, but the vacation is still in full swing for some sports fans.
Beginning Monday crews will be working for the next year renovating the mall, inside and out.
Richfield-based Best Buy has agreed to pay a $3.8 million civil penalty for distributing and selling previously recalled consumer products, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced Monday.
If you haven't gotten your Ryder Cup merchandise yet, Monday is your final day to do so at Hazeltine National Golf Club.
