Waymo self-driving, ride-hail cars laying groundwork in Minneapolis

Waymo, the self-driving, ride-hail vehicle company, is starting to lay its groundwork in Minneapolis, with hopes to operate autonomous vehicles in the future.

Give to the Max Day in MN: How to donate
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It's Give to the Max Day, Minnesota's annual day of giving to help organizations around the state. Thousands of organizations are participating in Give to the Max Day. You can find an organization and donate on GiveMN's website. As of 9:45 a.m. on Thursday, more than $14.3 million had been raised for 4,790 organizations.

Minnesota's economy is falling behind: Report
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A new report states that Minnesota's economy is falling behind. FOX 9's Mike Manzoni has more.

Target Q3 profits slide as holiday season approaches

Target’s third-quarter profits fell sharply as the Minnesota-based company is struggling to bring in shoppers ahead of the holiday season.

Where Minnesota homeowners face the steepest property tax levy increase

Data shows statewide property tax levies could increase by up to 6.9%, but some residents could be seeing higher jumps than others.

Walgreens eliminates 6 paid holidays for hourly store employees

Walgreens will no longer offer many of its hourly store workers paid vacation time for major holidays amid ongoing changes with its business.

Saks Off 5th closing stores across multiple states

Saks Off 5th, the discount sister brand of luxury department store Saks Fifth Avenue, is planning to close stores across the U.S. beginning early next year.

More Americans living paycheck to paycheck, data shows

Bank of America data shows more Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. Here's where it is the worst.

Brewing blow: Minnesota's $200M hemp industry faces federal ban

Minnesota's hemp industry faces a potential crisis with a new federal law threatening to make intoxicating hemp products illegal.

On Red Cup Day, Starbucks workers vote to strike in 45 cities

Starbucks employees held walkouts at dozens of stores nationwide on Thursday to disrupt the company’s Red Cup Day.

Government shutdown deal delivers devastating blow to Minnesota's hemp industry

New restrictions included in the deal to end the federal government shutdown could spell the end of the hemp-derived THC drink industry in Minnesota.

Slice Brothers sells to new ownership after expansion, checkered past

The Minneapolis-based pizza company that once ballooned to four locations in as many years, says it has sold to new ownership.

Krispy Kreme opens in Fridley: Minnesotans camp out for doughnuts

After the last Krispy Kreme closed in Minnesota in 2008, the popular doughnut chain was greeted with long lines and people who camped out overnight for doughnuts as a new location opened up in Fridley on Wednesday.

Krispy Kreme returns to Minnesota
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Krispy Kreme reopened in Minnesota on Wednesday for the first time since 2008 and was greeted by a massive line.

Minnesotans camp out for Krispy Kreme
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Krispy Kreme is reopening in Minnesota for the first time since the last store closed in 2008. Krispy Kreme fanatics lined up outside the new Fridley store on Wednesday.

Starbucks 'Bearista' frenzy: Some leave empty-handed, others declare ‘the war is over’

Starbucks fans are losing it over the sold-out Bearista cup and Hello Kitty plush, camping out, calling stores nonstop, and reselling the $44 cup for over $1,000 on eBay.

Target requires workers to smile at customers in hopes of boosting sales: Report

Target is hoping a new policy, that requires workers to smile at customers who come within 10 feet of them, will help the company boost sales heading into the holidays.