Microsoft announces another round of mass layoffs
The latest Microsoft layoffs followed cuts of about 6,000 positions last quarter.
Del Monte, the canned food aisle staple, files for bankruptcy
Del Monte Foods, the 135-year-old company known for canned goods, is joining the list of major retailers filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
General Mills retaliated against worker for reporting ‘offensive’ Black History Month ‘Fun Facts’: Lawsuit
The former employee alleges General Mills placed him on involuntary leave after he reported “racially offensive" materials that were distributed as “fun facts" during Black History Month – some of which referenced sensitive events such as the Tulsa Massacre, and Black Codes.
New marijuana dispensary opening in MN, licensing remains bumpy
The recreational marijuana market is expanding slowly in Minnesota, with a new recreational dispensary set to open this week.
Lululemon Costco lawsuit involves ‘dupes’ for sale
Have you seen these alleged Lululemon “dupes?” The popular brand has filed a lawsuit against Costco.
Olive Garden, LongHorn Steakhouse plan over 40 openings in coming year
Darden Restaurants is looking to open more of its most popular spots.
Unemployment among college grads surpasses overall joblessness rate in US
Young college graduates are facing the toughest job market in more than a decade, with unemployment for degree holders ages 22 to 27 outpacing the national rate, according to new data.
Three Mile Island nuclear plant expected to restart ahead of schedule
The restart timeline for Three Mile Island has moved up to 2027.
Colonial Market celebrates grand opening with city leaders in north Minneapolis
City leaders are celebrating the opening of Colonial Market in north Minneapolis.
Microsoft plans 'substantial' job cuts across Xbox division
Gaming executives are reportedly under pressure to boost financial performance following a $69B Activision Blizzard deal.
GE moves washing machine production from China to Kentucky
GE Appliances says the project will move production of a combo washer/dryer and a lineup of front load washers from China to Louisville.
Spirit Halloween to hire 50,000 workers for the upcoming season
Spirit Halloween is hiring thousands of seasonal workers for more than 1,500 stores in 2025. Here's what to know.
Trump Mobile removes 'made in the USA' from smartphone website
Eric Trump said last week that Trump Mobile phones will be made in the U.S., though experts quickly questioned how that was possible.
SexWorld in downtown Minneapolis closing after 30+ years in business
After more than three decades in business, a staple of adult entertainment in downtown Minneapolis is closing its doors this weekend.
Bumble to lay off 30% of global workforce
They layoffs will impact about 240 positions.
Online job listing company Careerbuilder + Monster files for bankruptcy
CareerBuilder + Monster bankruptcy filing shows $100-500 million in liabilities as the merged company plans to sell off its operations.
Timberwolves sale approved by NBA Board of Governors marking end of Taylor era
The transaction is expected to close this week, officially marking the “end of an era" for Wolves fans.
Red Lobster seafood boil among new CEO’s menu items
Red Lobster emerged from bankruptcy last year and emerged with a new CEO, who has made several changes already.
Here's why some consumers are boycotting McDonald's this week
The People’s Union is urging a nationwide boycott of McDonald’s starting June 24, citing rollbacks to diversity efforts and other grievances tied to the fast-food giant’s business practices.
Bill has homeowners questioning HOA, project assigned to itself
People in a Lakeville townhome association are upset about a bill they received for roofing repairs most feel they don't need, and the HOA's ties to those getting paid for the work.