A new company is moving into part of Best Buy's corporate headquarters complex in Richfield. The Minneapolis St. Paul Business Journal reports the Golden Valley-based debt collection agency DCM Services will take over the sixth floor of Building A. The move is part of Best Buy's plan to find ways to save money.

A longtime member of the WCCO Radio family has died. Dark Star, whose real name was George Chapple, was found dead Friday. The former radio personality was on the station for 25 years and hosted "Sports Night with Dark Star." He was 66.

Finance & Commerce reports Izzy's Ice Cream is looking to build a new factory and business headquarters in Minneapolis. The lot is just across from Gold Medal Park.

WCCO TV anchors this week are showing off a new studio set for the station's news team, including a new weather center.

It wasn't long ago that dwindling enrollment forced painful school closings in Minneapolis. Now a couple of those buildings will likely reopen to help make room for 2,000 additional students over the next four years.

The proposed nine-story, 212,000-square-foot office building will be on the corner of Fourth Street and Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis, across the street from Xcel's current headquarters. Minnetonka-based Opus Development Corp. plans to start construction in 2014, with occupancy expected in 2016.

The federal government and the cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis agree to pay a total $100,000 to settle a lawsuit stemming from the 2008 Republican National Convention. Democracy Now radio host Amy Goodman and two of her producers filed the suit after their arrest at the convention. U.S. Chief Magistrate Judge Arthur Boylan in St. Paul helped mediate the settlement.

Stream Global Services is relocating from Massachusetts to the Twin Cities suburb, where its CEO already lives, the Star Tribune reports. Fifty employees will work at the headquarters initially, and the company plans to hire more.