The Mall of America will welcome nine new retailers and a bowling alley with a restaurant this year, the mall said Monday. Most of the new retailers will be in

More than 650 deals gave companies state or local job-creation subsidies between 2004 and 2009-but 125 companies didn't fulfill their hiring commitments, according to a new report by the Star

Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson on Monday filed a lawsuit against Midland Funding, LLC, for allegedly "robo-signing" affidavits. Midland says that its current practices are legally sound. Midland and its

Carlson Restaurants on Friday announced plans to double the number of TGI Friday's restaurants across the globe. Carlson Restaurants is a subsidiary of Minnetonka-based travel and hospitality giant Carlson. The

The Jimmy John's Workers Union on Thursday filed a complaint with the U.S. National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) alleging unfair labor practices by a local franchisee that owns 10 restaurants

Wall Street analysts have dire predictions for Richfield-based Best Buy Company, Inc., but a recent report by the Star Tribune suggests that the company may prove skeptics wrong. The report

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Fulton Beer is on track to open a brewery in Minneapolis' warehouse district this fall. The company's four co-owners, who started brewing beer in one of their garages, began leasing

Ameriprise Financial, Inc., is prepared to let an independent brokerage unit fail rather than paying millions in legal claims, according to a Reuters report. Investors claim to have lost $400

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has sued a Connecticut hedge fund and its manager in connection with money they sent to convicted fraud scheme operator Tom Petters and

Target Corporation has joined jewelry retailers across the globe in pledging to seek cleaner sources of gold and precious metals. The Minneapolis-based retailer became the 73rd signer of the "Golden

Minneapolis-based Target Corporation has sued San Diego-based gay rights organization Canvass for a Cause in an attempt to stop the group from canvassing outside of its California stores. An electronic

The Twin Cities area ranks 49th out of 52 U.S. metro areas on a new Forbes list of the nation's best cities for minority entrepreneurs. Forbes studied metro areas that

The University of Minnesota will soon offer a retirement preparation course for Twin Cities employers and their senior employees, according to an announcement made Thursday. The course, called Encore Transitions,

A bill before the Minnesota Legislature aims to clarify the role of real estate agents in assigning values to homes within the state. The proposed legislation comes at a time

A local suspect in a $10 million bank fraud ring appears to have successfully fled the country. Oladipo Sowunmi Coker, 29, of Minneapolis, is alleged to have possessed, stored, and

A local start-up has acquired the license to a University of Minnesota technology that could treat clogged arteries in a noninvasive manner-faster, more precise, and safer for the patient, the

Jon Jason Greco, a 40-year-old man from Minneapolis, has been charged for concealing assets of convicted Ponzi schemer Trevor Cook and lying to federal agents, the Minnesota's U.S. Attorney's Office