Minnesota Soybean Farmers Make Rapid Progress
Warm, dry weather has helped Minnesota farmers make rapid progress on the soybean harvest.
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Warm, dry weather has helped Minnesota farmers make rapid progress on the soybean harvest.
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Target Corp.'s head of marketing is leaving the company, the retailer announced Monday.
The economy in nine Midwest and Plains states will likely continue to grow at a slow pace with little chance of another recession, according to a monthly survey of business managers released Monday.
Ford Motor Co. will donate money to designated local schools when people buy its cars or watch online videos this fall.
As if there wasn't enough bad economic news, some bankers are predicting the housing crisis could last until 2020. The pessimistic outlook comes from a study the FICO company, which tried to predict consumer behavior, recently released.
So Bank of America is going to charge debit card fees of $5 a month if you use your card for purchases.
Dakotas-based Sanford Health and Broadway Medical Center in Minnesota are talking about a possible merger.
It's not uncommon for a company to give away cars and vacations, but one Minnesota business has decided to take it a step further. SNAP Fitness is giving away one of its franchises to a lucky winner.
It's a food truck fight in Minneapolis. Some food truck workers say they feel harassed depending on where they park.
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is suing defense contractor Alliant Techsystems Inc. for allegedly refusing to hire an African-American job applicant because of her race.
A Minnesota publisher is the new president of the National Newspaper Association.
The National Labor Relations Board has rejected a complaint by American Crystal Sugar union workers that the company failed to negotiate in good faith.
Melrose has lured a boat manufacturing plant to the central Minnesota town with an incentives agreement.
Best Buy Co. will hire about half as many seasonal staff as last year and increase the hours its regular staffers work as part of its plans for the crucial upcoming holiday season.
