Forget Black Friday, Shop Local For Small Biz Saturday
This holiday season local business owners want you to put your money where your home is.
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This holiday season local business owners want you to put your money where your home is.
People who live near the airport aren't happy with plans to change air traffic routes. And they made it clear at a public meeting on Monday.
Target is not backing down from its decision to open at 9 p.m. on Thanksgiving night, despite the opposition of some 340,000 people who signed an online petition.
About 625 people will be laid off when Cliffs Natural Resources idles a Michigan mine and cuts production at a Minnesota operation due to declining demand for iron ore, the company announced Monday.
A quarter of a million dollars, coaching and even office space for a start-up company: it could be the business opportunity of a lifetime, and it's coming from a place some might not expect.
The Metropolitan Airports Commission meets Monday to consider a plan that would concentrate airplane routes in two zones, one of which would cut right across Edina.
The Mall of American is tightening its parental escort policy during the busiest days of holiday shopping.
The Ole Piper Inn in Blaine, Minn., was preparing to celebrate its silver anniversary. But an early Friday morning fire has put more than 50 employees out of work as the owners plan to rebuild.
If you harbor a craving for Twinkies, Cupcakes or Ho Hos, you might be out of luck.
The Pine Bend Refinery is planning a major upgrade with the promise of 500 construction jobs.
Canterbury Park will have a longer racing season next year. The Minnesota Racing Commission Thursday approved a 69-day thoroughbred and quarter horse race meet for the Shakopee track in 2013.
This holiday season, the biggest discount chains in the U.S. will tell the tale of two very different shoppers: those that have and those that have not.
Target Corp. on Thursday reported a third-quarter net income that handily beat Wall Street expectations, and the big-box retailer issued a rosy outlook heading into the critical holiday shopping season.
Minnesota's unemployment rate held steady last month even as the state lost 8,100 jobs.
Minnesotans more optimistic about their financial situation are expected to spend big this holiday shopping season.
