Mike Hughlett

A federal judge denied Cliffs’ motion for summary judgment, paving the way for Mesabi Metallics antitrust claims to go trial.

The country has taken several actions recently to deal with the financial damage of Russia’s invasion.

A bankruptcy judge concluded the buyer of Birchwood Electric stopped paying the company’s former owners as he was diverting money from the company to himself and a real estate venture.

The employee died in a tank at the firm’s Virginia, Minn., facility.

Furber Farm filed bankruptcy in June two months after a sister wedding venue in Isanti shut down, leaving some customers in the lurch.

Jonathan Weinhagen’s abrupt departure from the Minneapolis Regional Chamber of Commerce in June was precipitated by the special investigation.

It was the biggest one-month drop since April and was expected.

Stores' credit card processor experienced a "technical issue."

Minnesota’s largest gas utility gets consent for a bevy of projects prompted by a new law aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions from gas companies.

With approval, clean energy pilot projects, including renewable natural gas and geothermal heating, moves forward as CenterPoint says the five-year program will cost its average residential ratepayer about $1.50 a month.