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Shoppers flock to Christmas tree farms: 'Is this one too chonky?'
Minnesota tree farmers say irrigation and timely rain aided their seasonal crop. But prices may be up.
Twin Cities heating and cooling firm Genz-Ryan exits home construction
With home building down and interest rates up, the company will focus on service and installations.
Office parties are back in the Twin Cities, bringing cheer
Corporations are bringing back holiday parties in an effort to create bonding and to reconnect after two years of distancing.
Nursing strike would weaken Minnesota hospitals financially
The three-day walkouts in September cost hospital systems tens of millions of dollars, but a prolonged winter strike would be far more expensive.
Twin Cities Consumers' Checkbook: How to be a savvy shopper this holiday season
Some things are always on sale. Here are some ways to save even more in the hunt for holiday gifts.
Chris Farrell: As crypto firms collapse, fraud and scam invitations seem to be rising
The crypto market seems to be tailor-made for scams.
Why was the Mall of America built in Minnesota?
The "fantasyland" proposal for the former Met Stadium site almost didn't materialize.
Israeli aircraft hit Gaza after rocket fire
Israeli aircraft struck several military sites in the Gaza Strip early Sunday, hours after Palestinian militants fired a missile into southern Israel in a move apparently linked to rising tension in the occupied West Bank, Israel said.
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St. Anthony: Future uncertain for Good Clinic, a startup that looked promising last year
Four of its six clinics have closed and its parent firm has warned investors of "substantial doubt" about its future.
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Niron Magnetics plans to power greener electric motors
The Minneapolis-based company has raised $77 million to develop 'clean earth' magnets.
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FBI director raises security concerns about TikTok
Christopher Wray said China has the ability to control the popular video-sharing app's recommendation algorithm.
Native-run solar firm aims to lower heating emissions and costs
Indigenous people in Minnesota feel the heating and energy bill pinch disproportionately.
EPA proposes more biofuel blending in nation's gasoline
Minnesota's farm groups cheered the proposed rule that would set volumes for how much biofuel must be mixed with petroleum until 2025.
Gilson: Two examples of great writing to emulate
Upon President Kennedy's death in 1963, a New York columnist named Jimmy Breslin made his mark.
Fight poverty, not income equality
Wealth and income inequality have recently gone down in the U.S. and other parts of the West, and the decline has been going on for…
Finding credit card rewards during the holidays
Get your wallet ready — it's that time again with the holidays right around the corner. If you are thinking the holidays are stressful enough…
Holiday survival tips from 5 financial pros
For Ryan Decker, surviving the holiday shopping season is all about planning ahead. In fact, if he sees a gift for one of his two…
Starkey Hearing cites recession fears as it furloughs 84 workers; top execs to go without pay
The CEO said "unstable" times factored into the decision announced Friday.
Biden avoids rail strike with new deal, but not everyone is happy
The president risks alienating labor activists and workers.
CenturyLink failed to reimburse over theft outage, regulator says
The Minnesota Department of Commerce has filed a complaint against CenturyLink regarding an outage that left 150 Minneapolis customers without landline service for two weeks.