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Minnesotans are recycling old gadgets and gizmos like never before
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Minnesotans are recycling old gadgets and gizmos like never before
Minnesota sports fans are likely tired of the old saying "we'll get 'em next year."
A leading dairy farmers group is backing a proposed overhaul of federal milk policies after its creator agreed participation in a program limiting milk production in hard times would be voluntary.
Leaves aren't the only thing dropping this fall, you may have noticed prices at the pump falling too.
A national study finds that consumers are facing higher banking fees but those fees are lower in the Twin Cities than in most other cities.
The Mayo Clinic is looking for ways to connect with patients around the world and is exploring an expansion to India.
About 3,600 CenterPoint Energy customers in west-central Minnesota are without natural gas after a piece of farm equipment hit a gas pipeline near Cyrus.
Target said Friday that it completed its lease deal with Canadian retailer Zellers Inc. and plans to open 125 to 135 stores in Canada beginning in 2013.
Minnesota's last remaining perfect AAA credit rating disappeared on Friday when Standard & Poor's downgraded the state's debt, citing lawmakers' weakness for fixing budget shortfalls with accounting shifts and rainy day funds.
Twin Cities based Target Corporation is still dealing with backlash from its Missoni promotion. Target's website crashed because of so much demand for items from the upscale Italian designer.
Target is a victim of its own success.
General Mills Inc.'s fiscal first-quarter net income fell 14 percent, but its adjusted results beat Wall Street's expectations as revenue climbed on higher prices, solid demand and new products.
President Barack Obama is proposing higher taxes for millionaires to help pay for a jobs program. In Minnesota, it's a tax hike that could hit thousands of millionaires.
"Come on up -- we're open for business" -- that's the message from outfitters, resort owners and others in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.
Leaflets supporting locked-out American Crystal Sugar union workers are showing up between bags of the company's sugar on supermarket shelves in eastern North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota.
