Good Question: Why Is Unemployment Falling Faster In Minn. Than Other States?
While the national economy struggles, Minnesota's unemployment rate just hit its lowest level in five years.
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While the national economy struggles, Minnesota's unemployment rate just hit its lowest level in five years.
Minnesota's unemployment rate continued its downward trend in June, inching a tenth of a percent lower than May. The Department of Employment and Economic Development announced Thursday that the state's jobless rate for June was 5.2 percent.
UnitedHealth Group Inc.'s second-quarter net income rose almost 8 percent, buoyed by steady enrollment growth. The nation's largest health insurer's earnings topped Wall Street estimates. It also raised the low end of its full-year earnings forecast Thursday.
A new study says Minnesota's wine industry is growing up, but faces challenges.
Investment bank and asset management firm Piper Jaffray said Wednesday that its second-quarter net income dropped 61 percent from results a year ago that were bolstered by tax benefit. Piper Jaffray Cos. earned $2.3 million, or 15 cents per share, for the three months ended June 30.
It may be the most recognizable donut and coffee chain in America. But it seems like Dunkin' Donuts is everywhere but here. So, why are some big chains absent from Minnesota?
Twin Cities-based Hubbard Radio has agreed to buy Sandusky Radio's 10 stations in Phoenix and Seattle for $85.5 million.
Protecting our skin from the sun's damaging rays is important. And protecting your children's skin is serious business.
When big name artists are in town, the scam artists are never too far behind. The boy band One Direction will be at Target Center July 18, and one mother from River Falls hopes to save others from the scam she fell victim to, trying to buy tickets to the sold out show.
It took a while, but a spokesperson with Target Field says they are finally making up for the business they lost early in the season.
A California-based Internet lender faces court action in Minnesota over short-term loan rates and alleged efforts to use tribal sovereign immunity to skirt state laws. A lawyer for the company said that the lawsuit contains inaccuracies.
You may not know his name, but you've almost certainly played his game. Charles "Chuck" Foley, the Minnesota man who invented Twister, passed away on July 1. He was 82 years old.
Home sales remain on the rise even though home prices are going up along with interest rates from mortgages, according to a report released Thursday by the Minneapolis Area Association of Realtors.
A Wisconsin artist is especially excited about the concert Friday night at Target Field. Kimberlie Gilbertson is a big fan of the music and turns out some of the stars are big fans of hers.
If you've ever wanted to name a restaurant -- now's your chance. When the Kaskaid Hospitality group -- parent company of Crave, Union, figlio and Urban Eatery -- opens their latest concept in Uptown, they'll be looking for the public's help.
