1,200 Jobs Added In May In Minnesota
Minnesota's unemployment rate remained relatively steady in May when private employers added 1,200 jobs.
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Minnesota's unemployment rate remained relatively steady in May when private employers added 1,200 jobs.
For more than four decades, the Vikings season for many fans has started in Mankato. But that yearly trip 60,000 fans make every year might not happen this summer.
This week is supposed to be the kick-off for the opening of fruit and vegetable stands and the arrival of local produce to farmers markets.
U.S. Sens. Kent Conrad and John Hoeven says BNSF Railway and Amtrak each have pledged to pay one-third of the cost of saving track threatened by flooding in northeast North Dakota.
Financial planning firm Ameriprise Financial Inc. said Wednesday that it will buy back up to an additional $2 billion of its shares through June 28, 2013.
Polaris Industries plans to close the Global Electric Motorcars plant in Fargo by the end of the year.
Last-minute shoppers will be hitting the stores this week and picking up gifts for fathers, husbands, grandfathers and sons.
Best Buy says that weak sales of TVs and DVDs pushed its first-quarter net income down 12 percent, yet shares rose 6 percent with the electronics retailer topping profit and revenue expectations on Wall Street.
General Mills Inc., the food company that makes Cheerios cereal, Haagen-Dazs ice cream and Betty Crocker mixes, reaffirmed its financial guidance for fiscal 2011.
It's becoming the summer of the lunch truck in the Twin Cities. Some of the popular, mobile eateries even have a gourmet flavor. All along the avenues, hungry workers are finding a new way to dine.
Federal agencies have broken ground in St. Paul for a state-of-the-art greenhouse that will help combat a growing threat to the world's wheat and barley supplies.
Restaurant owner Perkins & Marie Callender's Inc. on Monday filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, brought down by tough competition, the weak economy and rising food costs.
A Maine lawmaker says New England's largest egg producer is in negotiations to sell its operations to Minnesota-based Land o' Lakes.
South Dakota-based Midcontinent Communications is buying the Minnesota and Wisconsin cable systems of New Jersey-based US Cable, which serve about 33,000 customers.
Though residential construction is at its lowest level in decades, one development company has plans to build 208 new houses in the metro's inner-ring this year.
