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The shop will reopen Friday.

State officials found a parasite in Ocean Mist Farms brand romaine hearts.

Faribault Mill has rebranded after acquiring a cotton blanket maker.

The good news: Things are improving.

Gittelson Jewelers will open in a new spot in May.

The upmarket, 400,000-square-foot mall has been sold to a local investor group.

It's set to take over the former Sears spot at Ridgedale Center.

The home essential brand is opening in Edina.

Target Zero is available in stores and online.

The grand opening is at 8 a.m. on March 18.

A couple of Minnesota locations appear to be on the chopping block.

Unilever joints Ernst & Young and Uncommon Retail as tenants in the historic redevelopment.

The store is crowdfunding to pay for some expansion costs.

The new features include the ability to order from Starbucks.

The store will close in March so work can begin.

All are "coming soon," though the megamall didn't provide more specific timing.

The cost for the annual membership will go up to $139.

The online car dealership submitted a letter of intent to buy land in the metro to build a fulfillment center.

This will be the company's first Minnesota location.

The festivities will kick off Friday with a '90s-themed drag show.

Donuts, K-fashion, model cars — the new tenants cover a lot of bases.

The retail chain is shuttering 37 of its stores across the U.S.

The owner calls the new spot a "high-visibility location" with tons of foot traffic.

The retailer promises more than 450 products, with most items priced $1-$25.