Patina to close its Uptown Minneapolis location
Patina Stores says its location in Minneapolis' Uptown neighborhood will be closing after over 25 years of business.
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Patina Stores says its location in Minneapolis' Uptown neighborhood will be closing after over 25 years of business.
Wild Greg's Saloon announced Tuesday that it's closing its doors effective immediately due to COVID restrictions and crime.
In early June, Target warned that it was canceling orders from suppliers and aggressively cutting prices because of a pronounced spending shift by Americans.
Best Buy, the nation's largest consumer electronics chain, is trimming jobs in an effort to adjust to new changes in consumer behavior as the virus wanes.
Calling for "patients over profits," the Minnesota Nurses Association on Thursday announced its plan to vote on a strike next week.
The Mall of America has welcomed 1.3 billion people since it opened on Aug. 11, 1992.
Family-owned grocery chain Mike's Discount Foods is seeing a bump in business as inflation continues to have food prices climbing month over month.
NFL owners gave their final stamp of approval to a new chapter in Denver Broncos' history Tuesday, approving the Walton-Penner group's $4.65 billion purchase of the team.
Staffing concerns at group homes across the state have some companies offering a variety of different incentives to fill the void.
The coffee drinks stopped flowing Sunday at a Minneapolis Starbucks.
WCCO has been investigating the manufacturing plant for as long. In 2019, the state fined the company for emitting illegal and unsafe levels of a cancer causing chemical into the air for more than 15 years.
Union president John Riskey said the offer from American Crystal Sugar was recently rejected by an overwhelming margin, but he did not provide details on how many members voted or the margin of rejection.
Best Buy, the nation's largest consumer electronics chain, cut its annual sales and profit forecast Wednesday, citing surging inflation that has dampened consumer spending on gadgets.
One of Minnesota's largest employers announced Tuesday it will split into two multibillion dollar businesses.
State leaders are working to make sure everyone who wants a job can find one.
