Out of tragedy sometimes comes an adjustment in life that was never in the plan. That's exactly what happened to Brained International Raceway’s Kirsti Copham, reports Mike Max (3:25).
WCCO 4 News At 10 – August 20, 2019
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Brained Int’l Raceway Owner Talks Grief, PerseveranceOut of tragedy sometimes comes an adjustment in life that was never in the plan. That's exactly what happened to Brained International Raceway’s Kirsti Copham, reports Mike Max (3:25).
WCCO 4 News At 10 – August 20, 2019
Having A Horrible Boss Might Make An Employee A Better PersonResearch has shown that abusive leader behaviors can trickle down to lower organizational levels, but some are able to change course (3:03). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 19, 2019
Target Launching New Grocery Brand 'Good & Gather'Christiane Cordero reports as the Minneapolis-based retailer debuts its latest in-house brand (1:43). WCCO This Morning -- Aug. 19, 2019
How Often Do You Cry At Work?A survey finds that eight of 10 workers have cried at work, and about 16 percent say they do it weekly (3:16). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 16, 2019
CEO Pay Surged 940% In Last 40 Years; Average Worker Raise Was 12%It is often hard to calculate average CEO pay, because much of it is made up of stock options (4:00). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 15, 2019
Reality Check: Alcohol Tax Revenue Still LacklusterMinnesota now has two years of Sunday liquor sales under its belt -- and the numbers are in, reports Pat Kessler (1:43).
WCCO 4 News At 10 – August 14, 2019
Stocks Fall, Signaling 1st Yield Curve Inversion In 12 YearsThe stock market fell sharply today as bond markets signaled a possible recession, reports Mary McGuire (1:53).
WCCO 4 News At 10 – August 14, 2019
How To End Your Summer Internship On A High NoteMichael Walker, educational consultant and PhD student at the University of Minnesota, explains (4:20). WCCO Mid-Morning - August 14, 2019
Why Is Minnesota So Innovative?Heather Brown talks to a Minnesota inventor to answer this Good Question! (2:50)
WCCO 4 News At 10 – August 12, 2019
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Layoffs Affecting Thousands Of MinnesotansFrom retail to manufacturing, WCCO's Liz Collin takes a look at the mismatch in the market and where the job openings are right now (2:59).
WCCO 4 News At 10 – August 12, 2019
Preview: August Issue Of Twin Cities Business Magazine Focuses On Food IndustryTwin Cities Business Editor-in-Chief Allison Kaplan is here with us on Mid-Morning. (3:21)
WCCO Mid-Morning – Aug. 6, 2019
Monday, Tuesday Are Tops For Worker ProductivityNot surprisingly, Friday is far less productive for many, according to a new survey (2:18). WCCO Mid-Morning - July 26, 2019
Goin’ To The Lake: Paddle, Bat & Canoe Making In WinonaMike Max and Amelia Santaniello meet the two cousins behind the Pillbox Bat Company and Sanborn Canoe Company (3:00).
WCCO 4 News At 5 – July 25, 2019
Survey Finds Many U.S. Workers Have Considered Quitting In Last 3 MonthsA new survey of U.S. workers shows a third have seriously considered quitting their jobs at some point during the last 3 months. (2:48)
WCCO Mid-Morning – July 25, 2019
Pizza Bracket Challenge Round 3: CossettaCulinary director Fillipo Caffari from Cossetta visits WCCO to talk about what makes the St. Paul institution so special (3:03).
WCCO Saturday Morning - July 20, 2019
Company Fined Over Pollution Control EquipmentA Twin Cities plant that released a toxic chemical into the air for years faces new fines, reports Jennifer Mayerle (2:20).
WCCO 4 News At 10 – July 16, 2019
Amazon Workers Push For Higher Wages On ‘Prime Day’Christiane Cordero reports on the walkout planned Monday at the facility in Shakopee (2:01). WCCO This Morning – July 15, 2019
Unlabeled: A Blind Tasting Beer Festival"Unlabeled" is a first of its kind, beer blind-tasting event featuring Minnesota-made Hazy IPAs. (3:47)
WCCO Mid-Morning – July 12, 2019
Amazon To Spend $700 Million To Train 100,000 Workers For Digital AgeAmazon is a global leader in the use of artificial intelligence and robots. But the online giant is revealing how it plans to invest more than 700-million dollars on its human work force. David Begnaud explains how the company wants to provide 100,000 U.S. employees with new skills for the digital age. (2:32)
WCCO Mid-Morning – July 11, 2019
Summer Strawberries Ready To Be PickedKatie Steiner spoke with Kevin Edberg, of the Berry Patch, about this year’s late crop (2:51). WCCO This Morning – July 5, 2019
Sun Country Blames ‘Operational Challenges’ For CancellationsWe're hearing from more customers, abandoned at airports, by Sun Country's sudden cancellation of flights, reports Kate Raddatz (2:27).
WCCO 4 News At 6 – July 3, 2019
Tips For Graduating Students About To Enter Job MarketThousands of students are graduating and ready to jump into the best job market we've seen in quite a while. Kirstyn Sansom from Kelly Services (https://www.kellyservices.us/us/careers), along with college grads Jeff Jasan and Sam Milliren, explain (3:18). WCCO Mid-Morning – July 3, 2019
More Than Half Of Americans Have A Hard Time Eating Lunch At WorkAbout 80% of employees with a cafeteria at work will get lunch there (3:17). WCCO Mid-Morning - July 3, 2019
Sun Country Customers Say Flights Were Without WarningDozens of Sun Country passengers were left in the dark after their flights were canceled without warning, reports Mary McGuire (2:13).
WCCO 4 News At 10 – July 2, 2019
Boredom At Work Said To Spark CreativityIf you're disinterested in one chore at work, you might look for novelty in the others (3:44). WCCO Mid-Morning - July 2, 2019
What Is An ‘Angel Tax Credit’?Marielle Mohs explains how the angel tax credit can help you grow your great idea into something more (2:25).
WCCO 4 News At 6 – June 27, 2019
How Companies Are Embracing LGBT PrideGiselle Ugarte, marketing director with Media Bridge Advertising, talks about this growing trend and how brands can get it right (4:31). WCCO 4 News At 10 - June 23, 2019
It's Take Your Dog To Work DayNew research suggests that companies may want to allow pets in the office every day, Chris Martinez reports (2:11). WCCO Mid-Morning - June 21, 2019
Target CEO Apologizes Over Weekend OutagesAll Target registers across the country were down for two hours Saturday, causing long lines and frustration, Heather Brown reports (0:45). WCCO Mid-Morning - June 19, 2019
