Finances

Jordana’s Blog: Spring Cleaning

I love cleaning. Not toilets or ovens, but my closet, yes. Usually when I tell my friends I’m about to embark on this endeavor, they get nervous. Because my closet (and yours) is the physical manifestation of what’s going on in my head and heart.

2013/04/02

Gov. Dayton Lashes Out At Chamber Of Commerce

Gov. Mark Dayton told hundreds of state business leaders on Wednesday he’s not backing down from a plan to raise taxes on high income Minnesotans.

2013/03/13

Lawmakers Call For Hearing Into Minn. Orchestra Finances

When the Minnesota Orchestra got $14 million in taxpayer funds to renovate its Minneapolis concert hall, they vouched for its financial stability at the time, citing “three balanced budgets in a row.” Now, some lawmakers want a hearing to investigate whether that was truthful.

2012/12/20

CBS Business Reporter Rebecca Jarvis On WCCO Morning News

Rebecca Jarvis talked with Dave Lee Thursday morning

2012/10/04

Penumbra Suspends Shows, Lays Off Employees

The Penumbra Theatre in St. Paul, the nation’s largest and most esteemed African-American theater, announced it is temporarily halting all shows.

2012/09/06

Jordan Goodman Talks Money On WCCO Morning News

National finance expert Jordan Goodman joined Dave Lee

2012/07/12

Vikings Shield Books In $975M Minn. Stadium Deal

The Vikings stadium deal that Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton signed into law Monday involves plenty of public participation, but it also prevents the public from getting a look at the team’s finances during their partnership to build the $975 million stadium.

2012/05/14

Minn. GOP At Least $1.3M In Debt

It’s been a rough few weeks for Minnesota Republicans with a sex scandal, resignations and a big debt.

2011/12/30

CBS Moneywatch Editor Jill Schlesinger Previews Wall St Week

CBS Moneywatch editor-at-large Jill Schlesinger joined Dave Lee on the WCCO Morning News.

2011/09/12

The Good Life For Less: Apps To Save You Money

Smart phones have helped keep us connected; you can keep in touch with old classmates on Facebook, follow your favorite sports star on Twitter, and check up on the latest weather report all in the palm of your hand. But those handy little ways of keeping you up-to-date with information can also save you money.

2011/06/21