Minn. Flying Museum Home Needs Fire Sprinklers
Members of a nonprofit Minnesota group that maintains a collection of World War II-era planes are scrambling to find money for fire sprinklers for the hangar that houses the vintage exhibit.
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Members of a nonprofit Minnesota group that maintains a collection of World War II-era planes are scrambling to find money for fire sprinklers for the hangar that houses the vintage exhibit.
Dakotas-based Sanford Health has reached a six-month agreement to run a county-owned hospital and clinics in Minnesota's Clearwater County.
Some new high-end retailers will soon call the Mall of America home.
Federal regulators have won a court order against a hedge fund manager they accuse of funneling hundreds of millions of dollars from investors in his funds to the $3.7 billion Ponzi scheme run by convicted Minnesota businessman Tom Petters.
Walter Investment Management Corp. is buying Green Tree Credit Solutions in a deal worth approximately $1.07 billion.
Some of the world's biggest corporations are helping the Stock Trader's Club at the University of Minnesota learn more about the industry through actual investments.
Wisconsin Republicans were accustomed to getting what they wanted after the election put Scott Walker in the governor's office and flipped legislative control to the GOP, even gaining some Democratic support for a series of economic measures in his first weeks in office. Then they took on unions.
Target Corp. is suing a San Diego pro-gay marriage group to get it to stop canvassing outside its San Diego County stores, alleging its activists are driving away customers.
Best Buy Co.'s fourth-quarter net income fell 16 percent as the company restructured and faced weak sales of TVs and other electronics.
In the Twin Cities, we're used to being on top of lists about quality of life. But Wednesday's headline in the Minneapolis Star Tribune screamed: "Our Black-White Jobless Gap: WORST IN THE NATION." Why?
Lower unemployment and bankruptcies helped reduce the nation's economic stress in January compared with a year earlier, according to The Associated Press' monthly analysis. Still, the figures show the economy has yet to regain full health.
It's been a landmark in Dinkytown for years. The owner of Milo's on Fourth Barbershop is about to do his final cut.
General Mills Inc.'s fiscal third-quarter net income rose 18 percent as it sold more snacks and benefited from strength overseas.
LightSquared, a company that's building a new nationwide wireless broadband network, says Best Buy will resell access to that network, starting with a trial early next year.
Cargill Inc. is donating $250,000 to Second Harvest Japan, a Tokyo-based food bank delivering food and supplies to survivors of the earthquake and tsunami in northern Japan.
