3M Posts Small Profit Increase In 4Q
3M Co. said Thursday its profit inched 3 percent higher in the fourth-quarter as growth in products for the home, office and automobiles offset declines in its high-tech products.
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3M Co. said Thursday its profit inched 3 percent higher in the fourth-quarter as growth in products for the home, office and automobiles offset declines in its high-tech products.
After four decades of open ice, the West St. Paul city council said Wednesday night repairs are becoming too expensive to keep their ice arena open.
Delta Air Lines' fourth-quarter net income rose sharply, as higher fares offset a bigger fuel bill.
The Minnesota Department of Commerce said they caught a man who allegedly took advantage of senior citizens and swindled them out of $71,500.
Target is promoting John Mulligan to chief financial officer. The move is effective April 1.
The Department of Natural Resources is urging Minnesotans to help nongame wildlife by donating to the Wildlife Checkoff Fund on their state tax forms.
Accessing your music files or other documents on-the-go is becoming easier thanks to innovations such as "the cloud."
While the snow can be frustrating for commuters, it's putting the fun back into some major wintertime activities.
Several barber shops were open in the Twin Cities Monday. They would normally be closed, but the shops were cutting hair to raise money for Keith Barnes.
At the intersection of Hennepin Avenue and 25th Street in Minneapolis, Craig Arndt and his snow removal crew did something Monday they've done very little of this winter- clear sidewalks of snow.
First-class stamp prices jumped up a penny on Monday.
The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration has accused Jennie-O Turkey Store of 11 safety violations at its Barron plant in connection with an accident last July.
Once the epicenter of entertainment in downtown Minneapolis, Block E is now struggling to stay alive. Now, the developers of the struggling Block E are prepared to join the stadium debate -- placing a wager that they could be the saving grace.
The nation's largest ethanol company, Poet LLC, announced Friday that it is putting on hold its plan to build a dedicated ethanol pipeline because of the lack of prospects for a federal loan guarantee.
Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson is suing Accretive Health Incorporation, a debt collection agency. It stems from an incident last year when someone stole a laptop with medical information for more than 23,000 North Memorial and Fairview patients.
