After Monday reopening, Minnesota retail stores test the waters of curbside, pick-up business

Retail stores in Minnesota took their first steps to open for curbside and pick-up business Monday after Gov. Tim Walz expanded the businesses allowed to reopen until May 18. 

Can you negotiate your credit card debt?

Looking for a better deal from a credit card company or seeking to curb your plastic debt? Negotiating directly can get the job done.

Stocks erase losses as Nasdaq leads rebound

U.S. equity markets fell Monday amid rising tensions between the U.S. and China and as Warren Buffett said Berkshire Hathaway unloaded its entire stake in airlines.

Minnesota small businesses get $2.1B in second round of SBA COVID-19 funds

The U.S. Small Business Administration issued nearly $2.2 billion in loans for Minnesota small businesses during the second round of funding through the Paycheck Protection Program.

Future of air travel may look different due to COVID-19

National airline expert Seth Kaplan says face masks on flights is just one of the many changes you’ll see in the air.

CenturyLink will pay Minnesota $2.25 million for failing to identify buried lines

CenturyLink will pay Minnesota more than $2.25 million for failures in identifying buried lines that impacted a number of construction projects last year.

Stocks slump as coronavirus hits big tech, oil earnings

Equity investors kicked into sell mode on the first trading day of the month as Big Tech and Big Oil warned that COVID-19 is hurting business during their quarterly earnings updates.

Canterbury Park to open horse stables under Minnesota's revised stay-at-home order

Canterbury Park has announced it will open its horse stabling area on May 8 under the revised Stay-At-Home order announced by Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Thursday. Live racing is still on hold, but Canterbury says, "we intend to race this summer."

Urban farming sees uptick in Twin Cities amid stay-at-home order

As people battle that cooped up feeling amid the stay-at-home order, an interest in urban farming is taking off in the Twin Cities metro area.

US jobless claims soar past 30 million as 3.8 million more workers seek aid

More than 3.8 million laid-off workers applied for unemployment benefits last week as the U.S. economy slid further into a crisis that is becoming the most devastating since the 1930s.