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Many businesses are providing free or discounted meals to federal workers affected by the government shutdown. Forum file photo

Is your business offering deals to furloughed federal employees? If so, we want to know.

Jan 22nd 2019 - 5pm

Farm Service Agency to reopen for more services: All FSA staff recalled to work as shutdown continues

Jan 22nd 2019 - 4pm

A Starbucks coffee shop in New York. Bloomberg photo by Victor J. Blue.

Starbucks isn't as popular as it used to be. So it's trying out delivery.

Jan 22nd 2019 - 3pm

U.S. Customs and Border Protection agriculture specialists inspect imported flowers on Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2017 at Miami International Airport in Miami, Fla. (Roberto Koltun/Miami Herald/TNS)

The next possible victims of the shutdown: Your food, flowers and toys

Jan 22nd 2019 - 12pm

An employee assembles a model with Lego toy bricks in a rest area during the opening of the Robert Bosch Internet of Things campus in Berlin on Jan. 18, 2018. Bloomberg photo by Krisztian Bocsi.

Lego collecting delivers huge (and uncorrelated) market returns

Jan 22nd 2019 - 11am

Bell Bank has named former Lynx women's basketball star and current coach at the University of Minnesota a "Bell Bank Champion." She will be featured in advertising campaigns and work with the bank on "Pay it Forward" charitable causes. Submitted photo

Former Lynx star Lindsay Whalen signs endorsement deal with Bell Bank

Jan 22nd 2019 - 9am

Victor Rai, left, and Harka Subba, are two of the five owners of Gorkha Palace Restaurant, which opened Dec. 31, 2018, in south Fargo. The restaurant specializes in Nepalese and Indian cuisine. Helmut Schmidt / The Forum

Gorkha Palace 'a taste of back home' for area's Nepalis

Jan 22nd 2019 - 7am

South Dakota Pork Producers talk trade, growth and government shutdown

Jan 22nd 2019 - 6am

Giving back is bottom line at Grateful Cratefulls

Jan 21st 2019 - 12pm

Dani Gilseth and Aimee Hanson are two of the three co-owners of Grateful Cratefulls located at 25 Sheyenne St. in West Fargo.
David Samson / The Forum

Fargo firm PHR Plus receives $200,000 state loan

Jan 21st 2019 - 9am

WalkWise smooths path for senior safety, inventor says

Jan 21st 2019 - 7am

Fargo resident Peter Chamberlain is the founder and CEO of WalkWise, a system that allows users, relatives and caregivers to keep track of walker use via smartphones and computers.
David Samson / The Forum

Farmland rental rates holding steady but with exceptions

Jan 21st 2019 - 6am

Dried corn shines in the fall sunlight near Washburn, N.D., on Sept. 19. Where yields were good in 2018, farmland rental rates are generally holding steady. Nick Nelson / Forum News Service

Pheasants Forever’s Vincent speaks on SD conservation efforts

Jan 20th 2019 - 4pm

Pheasants Forever CEO and President Howard Vincent addresses a crowd of 700 corn farmers and guests at the 33rd annual South Dakota Corn Farmers Association meeting in Sioux Falls on Saturday, Jan. 19. Ellen Bardash / Forum News Service

The world has loads of sustainable palm oil - but no one wants it

Jan 20th 2019 - 12pm

Palm trees at the Malaysian Palm Oil Board research plantation in Kluang, Johor, Malaysia, on Sept. 18, 2018. Bloomberg photo by Joshua Paul.

‘What's going on in the world’: Trade negotiations crucial for area agriculture

Jan 20th 2019 - 6am

Jonathan Knutson / Forum News Service

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