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MCCONNELL: TRUMP’S CAPITOL MOB ‘WAS FED LIES’ WASHINGTON

WEDNESDAY 36° 26° January 20, 2021 Brief thaw, then some ¬ subzero nights. B6 Rush for vaccine crashes website Online registration was second. The site closed to new swamped, but 5,000 made registrants at 2 p.m. in order to Some of state’s youngest serve people stuck in a wait- appointments this week. ing queue, but in the end con- nected more than 5,000 people students back in school By JEREMY OLSON with vaccine appointments this [email protected] Thursday through Saturday. B y MARA KLECKER, ANTHONY used for at-home learning. Another 4,000 people were LONETREE and PETER WARREN “It’s like our fourth first day M innesotans 65 and older on a waitlist for this week’s Star Tribune staff writers of school,” Cantu said, refer- clogged phone lines and appointments. ring to the school’s switches crashed a state website Tues- State IT C ommissioner Principal Roberto Cantu between distance, hybrid and day as they sought to make Tarek Tomes blamed a pri- donned his plastic face shield now full in-person learning so appointments for a new, lim- vate vendor’s web page that and greeted students by name far this school year. ited supply of COVID-19 vac- handled the registrations as they jumped off the bus at Tuesday marked the first cine at nine test sites. and promised a better expe- Poplar Bridge Elementary phase of bringing many of Online registration rience when people sign up School in Bloomington on ’s elementary stu- launched at noon but was dis- next Tuesday for next week’s Tuesday morning. Each stu- dents back into school build- rupted within an hour as the appointments. “We are going DAVID JOLES • [email protected] dent carried a backpack stuffed ings. In addition to Bloom- website was overwhelmed to do everything we can to A student w as all set for the first day of in-school learning full of the items — tablets, art ington, districts including with a peak of 10,000 hits per See VACCINE on A5 Ø Tuesday at Sonnesyn Elementary School in New Hope. supplies and books — they had See SCHOOLS on A5 Ø ‘To heal, we must remember’ Over 100 Trump pardons expected 11th-hour clemency for former adviser Bannon.

By JILL COLVIN and JONATHAN LEMIRE • Associated Press

WASHINGTON – President granted clem- ency to his former chief strate- gist, , as part of a flurry of last-minute clemency action that appeared to be still in flux in the last hours of his presidency, White House offi- cials said. Trump trumpeted his administration’s accomplish- ments and wished his succes- sor luck in a farewell video as he spent his final full day in office in a near-deserted White House, surrounded by an extraordinary security presence outside. Trump is expected to offer pardons and commutations to more than 100 people in the hours before he leaves office at noon Wednesday, according to two people briefed on the LIGHTS FOR THE COVID FALLEN plans. The list is expected to A somber pre-inauguration ceremony Tuesday night honored pandemic victims. From l eft, Doug Emhoff, Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, Jill include names unfamiliar to Biden and President-elect Joe Biden stood at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. More than 400,000 Americans have now died. Story, A5 the American public — regular people who have spent years languishing in prison — as Story by BILL BARROW and AAMER MADHANI • Photo by ALEX BRANDON • Associated Press well as politically connected friends and allies like those WILMINGTON, DEL. – Hours from inauguration, President-elect Joe … and remember all who we lost,” Biden said. he’s pardoned in the past. Biden paused on what might have been his triumphal entrance to Wash- The sober moment on the eve of Biden’s inauguration — typically a Bannon has been charged ington Tuesday evening to mark instead the national tragedy of the coro- celebratory time in Washington when the nation marks the democratic with duping thousands of navirus pandemic with a moment of collective grief for Americans lost. tradition of a peaceful transfer of power — was a measure of the enor- investors who believed their His arrival coincided with the awful news that the U.S. death toll had mity of loss for the nation. money would be used to ful- surpassed 400,000 in the worst public health crisis in more than a cen- During his brief remarks, Biden faced the larger-than life statue of fill Trump’s chief campaign tury — a crisis Biden will now be charged with controlling. Abraham Lincoln, the Civil War president who served as more than See PARDONS on A7 Ø “To heal, we must remember,” the incoming president told the nation 600,000 Americans died. As he turned to walk away at the conclu- at a sunset ceremony at the Lincoln Memorial. Four hundred lights rep- sion of the vigil, he faced the black granite wall listing the 58,000-plus Former Trump resenting the pandemic’s victims were illuminated behind him around Americans who perished in Vietnam. adviser Steve the monument’s Reflecting Pool. Biden was joined by Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, who spoke Bannon, “Between sundown and dusk, let us shine the lights into the darkness of the collective anguish of the See BIDEN on A6 Ø charged with fraud, received Sen. Amy Klobuchar to speak during ceremonies. A6 • National Guard members removed from security detail over extremist ties. A7 a pardon.

N ORTH SIDE HOT SPOT MAY TEST NEW SAFETY PLAN

By LIBOR JANY “ murder s tation.” about reimagining public defund police that grew after Locals say something has made worse by the COVID- [email protected] The Winner Gas station safety, this rough stretch of the George Floyd’s death — voted to be done about the violence 19 pandemic that has exacted very nearly lived up to its North Side may provide a tell- to divert nearly $8 million and drug trade at Broadway a steep toll on Black and Latino Situated in the heart of north dark nickname again when a ing first test of a new strategy from the Minneapolis Police and Lyndale, which many communities. Minneapolis’ commercial dis- 19-year-old w as shot there last that prioritizes mental health Department’s budget to fund feel would not be tolerated Community outreach spe- trict, the corner of W. Broad- month. He was one of at least care and drug treatment to its vision of crime preven- in more affluent parts of the cialist Maleta “Queen” Kim- way and N. Lyndale Avenue is 21 people to have been struck address the cycles of trauma tion by investing in teams of city. That it’s allowed to go on, mons said she doesn’t support home to a grocery store, a Wal- by gunfire around the inter- that can lead to violence. trained, unarmed profession- some say, is part of a pattern getting rid of police altogether greens, and a gas station that section since last June. Last month the City Council als w ho could be sent to cer- of neglect and disinvestment — “I’m just anti-bad cops” — locals have taken to calling the Now, as Minneapolis sets — spurred by the movement to tain 911 calls, instead of officers. that stretches back decades, See CORNER on A10 Ø

THE CORONAVIRUS’ TOLL TOP NEWS BUSINESS SPORTS 95,559,647 24,126,194 448,268 Owatonna man jailed: Office vacancies soar: An eye for talent: Garden- cases worldwide cases in the U.S. cases in Minn. Illegal weapon sale followed Pandemic, new projects hire’s managing skills land 2,040,107 399,053 5,945 threats to kill police. B1 affected local market. D1 him with Saints. C1 deaths worldwide deaths in the U.S. deaths in Minn. Court blocks Clean Air MyPillow products Much-needed win:

Numbers as of 8:30 p.m. Tuesday • Sources: Johns Hopkins University (worldwide), rollback: Rule eased regu- pulled: CEO doubles down Gophers women rally to New York Times (U.S.), Minnesota Department of Health (Minnesota) lation of power plants. A2 on election claims. D1 defeat Nebraska 76-71. C3

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 2021 STARTRIBUNE.COM/BUSINESS • SECTION D BUSINESS Lindell shrugs as big retailers flee $1M U.S. Bancorp MyPillow CEO says he stands “I’m fighting for America,” Lindell to try to remain in power, including by his election-fraud claims and said in an interview. “We hope the invoking martial law. Supreme Court opens up and says A left-leaning activist group, that the business will return. something.” Sleeping Giants, in recent days grant funds Kohl’s, Wayfair, H-E-B and Bed ridiculed Lindell on By KRISTEN LEIGH PAINTER Bath & Beyond ended their distrib- and pressed retailers to stop selling [email protected] utor relationship with the Chaska- MyPillow merchandise. It’s unclear inclusion based company in recent days, Lin- whether the companies responded As many business leaders sepa- dell said. directly to that pressure. rated from President Donald Trump He blamed political activists and “These evil, left-wing groups that Money will boost efforts by following the attack on the U.S. Capi- said he believed his firm’s products get hired to cancel out companies, Center for Economic Inclusion to tol, the chief executive of Minnesota- would be back in the chains someday. you’re not going to hurt MyPillow, based MyPillow Inc. leaned in. Lindell, an outspoken backer of you’re going to hurt these big-box increase minority employment. On Tuesday, with key retailers Trump who is thinking about enter- stores,” Lindell told the Star Tribune. dropping MyPillow products, CEO ing the 2022 race for Minnesota gov- None of the retailers responded By NEAL ST. ANTHONY Mike Lindell continued to promote ernor, on Friday spent a few min- to a request for comment. [email protected] debunked claims that election fraud utes with the president at the White In a statement to Yahoo Finance, a BRIAN PETERSON • Star Tribune cost Trump a second term and said House. He was photographed going spokesperson for Bed Bath & Beyond CEO Mike Lindell says he cares more U.S. Bancorp will make a $1 mil- he was less worried about his busi- into the West Wing with a document dismissed the notion that its decision about the election than the effect of lion grant to help the Twin Cities- ness than the country. of apparent steps Trump could take See LINDELL on D3 Ø his fight on his company, MyPillow. based Center for Economic Inclusion increase Black and American Indian employment in the region. The move adds to an effort announced by the Minneapolis company, which runs U.S. Bank, of $100 million in additional credit to Black-owned businesses and related grants that was announced last sum- mer after the police killing of George Floyd. The grant is the largest in the cen- ter’s three-year history and comes after one of $500,000 that U.S. Bancorp made in 2019. The center collaborates with businesses, gov- ernment, nonprofits, community colleges and nonprofits to focus on “inclusive growth.” “Inclusive economic growth is good for business, and it requires intentional, sustained action and investment from corporations com- mitted to the work of dismantling institutional racism within their orga- nizations … while investing in prom- ising solutions in Black and brown communities,” Tawanna Black, founder and chief executive of the center, said Tuesday. “Our solutions are grounded in data and economic results and great for communities of color, including low-income communities,” she said. Labor-force growth in the Twin TIM HARLOW • Star Tribune Cities area is now chiefly driven As the global pandemic kept most workers home, office vacancy rates in the Twin Cities and nationally remained high in the fourth quarter. by people of color, including immi- grants. “Tawanna knows how to get things done and drive results,” said Reba Dominski, chief social OFFICE VACANCIES SOAR See INCLUSION on D3 Ø IN TWIN CITIES, NATION A national report says a 2021 recovery likely will not take hold until the second half of the year. expands with By DEE DePASS OFFICE The trend of excess office space Minnesota — responded to the [email protected] VACANCIES RISE was exacerbated by a pandemic coronavirus with protective mea- that banished millions of down- sures meant to thwart the spread $280M deal COVID-19 and the economic Vacancy rates town employees from their offices of the deadly virus that has claimed downturn continued to throttle 19.9% so they could work remotely from 400,000 American lives, including Dutch firm 3D Hubs offers Minneapolis/ Minnesota and the U.S. office 20% home. But vacancy rates were also nearly 6,000 in Minnesota. online ordering platform with market during the fourth quarter St. Paul affected by a host of new building L ocal commercial real estate as vacancies and sublease offerings 18 projects that were completed in the experts such as Transwestern, JLL, 200 manufacturing partners. 17.9% 15.5% soared . 16 middle of the pandemic. Ryan Cos. and CBRE have reported U.S. office vacancy rates dur- “A s demand for space was fall- that some business clients are By CATHERINE ROBERTS ing the final months of 2020 were 14 U.S. ing, the volume of new supply con- asking for breaks on rent and/or [email protected] the highest in 18 years, with those tinued to increase, ” said Cushman exploring renting less space in the affected most including Midtown 12 12.9% & Wakefield Principal Economist future, once current leases expire. Protolabs is buying a Netherlands- Manhattan, San Francisco, Boston 10 Ken McCarthy in his report. He In the meantime, some are offer- based 3-D printing company in a $280 and Seattle. noted that finished fourth-quarter ing patches of their existing offices million deal. Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Office vacancies in Minneapolis construction added 13 million new to others to sublet . But trends show 3D Hubs, with U.S. headquarters '19 '20 '20 '20 '20* and St. Paul jumped to 19.9% of the square feet of office space across there aren’t many takers. in Chicago, connects engineers with 78.5 million square feet across the *preliminary the country. It was the most for the “A s 2020 unfolded, we saw a contract manufacturers to provide metro area. That is up from 17.9% Source: Cushman & Wakefield entire year. sharp increase in the amount of custom products or prototypes. one year ago. “This increase, along with the sublease space available in the The deal is expected to close by The findings, released last week the nation’s. U.S. vacancies jumped decline in absorption, led to a surge office market. ... [It is] the highest the end of the month. by the real estate service firm Cush- to 15.5% during October, Novem- in vacancy across the nation,” he said. share since the dot-com bust from “The addition of 3D Hubs pro- man & Wakefield, show that Twin ber and December. A year ago, the Businesses and state govern- the 2001 to 2003,” McCarthy said. vides Protolabs a platform to evolve Cities office vacancy rates exceeded national rate was 12.9%. ments nationwide — including See OFFICES on D3 Ø our service model to provide unprec- edented manufacturing flexibility to our customers,” said Rob Bodor, current general manager of Proto- labs Americas division who will take over as chief executive on March 1. “ Together we can fulfill nearly every A first for C.H. Robinson: Its name on a product custom manufacturing need across the product life cycle.” The Eden Prairie-based logistics The company will be placing its The deal includes $130 million in company to begin distributing brand, Robinson Fresh, on produce cash and $150 million in Protolabs and updated packaging for fruits and common stock. Another $50 million produce under Robinson Fresh. vegetables including mini peppers, would be paid based on how the 3D jalapeños, kale and mixed greens. Hubs business performs over the next By PATRICK KENNEDY A company spokesperson said the two years. [email protected] items could be on local grocery Protolabs also will pay 3D Hubs shelves first, including Target stores, workers incentives based on both C.H. Robinson Worldwide is one before b eing rolled out nationally to financial performance and employee of the behind-the-scenes company 50 of the 75 largest food retailers in retention goals. names that helps all sorts of cargo the country. “3D Hubs’ company culture lives and products move across the coun- The Eden Prairie-based com- and breathes engineering and fast- try and the world. Now it is putting pany is o ne of the largest third-party paced innovation; our team is very its name on products for the first logistics c ompanies in the world, excited to partner with Protolabs time in its 115-year history. C .H. Robinson See PRODUCE on D3 Ø See PROTOLABS on D3 Ø

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Spotlight on P&G Still very confident Turbulent flight PG $133.60 NAHB/Wells Fargo Index Procter & Gamble serves up its $150 A key measure of U.S. homebuild- seasonally adjusted Wall Street expects that United Airlines finished 2020 deep latest quarterly report card today. $126.41 ers’ confidence in the housing in the red. 100 Wall Street expects the maker market is due out today. 90 est. Analysts predict the airline will report a loss for the final 120 85 86 85 of Tide, Charmin and Comet will The National Association of Home 83 three months of last year versus the same period in 2019. ’20 80 78 report higher second-quarter Builders/Wells Fargo Housing That would make earnings and revenue versus a 90 Market Index slipped to 86 last 60 four-straight quarters of year earlier. That would echo the est. month after climbing to a record losses for the company. Operating $1.42 $1.51 company’s results in the first EPS high of 90 in November. Readings 40 Like other airlines, quarter and the 12 months Q2 ’20 Q2 ’21 above 50 indicate positive sentiment United has struggled as ended in June. P&G has about the housing market. Sales of 20 the coronavirus Price-earnings ratio: 26 benefited from strong sales newly built U.S. homes soared in pandemic prompts based on past 12-month results 0 growth as the pandemic 2020, fueled by record low JDNOSA millions of businesses Dividend: $3.16 Div yield: 2.4% heightens demand for cleaning, mortgage rates and a pandemic-in- ’20 ’21 and individuals to cancel health and hygiene products. Source: FactSet duced push to the suburbs. Source: FactSet or postpone air travel.

NATIONAL GAINERS NATIONAL LOSERS 31,240 Dow Jones industrials 3,840 S&P 500 NAME CLOSE CHG %CHG NAME CLOSE CHG %CHG Close: 30,930.52 30,680 3,760 Close: 3,798.91 GritstOnc 22.27 +15.88 +248.5 ProPhaseL 11.93 -4.07 -25.4 Change: 116.26 (0.4%) Change: 30.66 (0.8%) AclarisTh 18.83 +12.95 +220.2 TechCom lf 4.52 -.96 -17.5 30,120 Gevo 11.03 +4.63 +72.3 Yld10Bi 11.55 -2.16 -15.8 10 DAYS 3,680 10 DAYS DareBio 2.36 +.92 +63.9 CollPlant 13.50 -2.26 -14.3 CocrystP 2.19 +.68 +45.0 NeuroBo 5.19 -.84 -13.9 32,000 4,000 TrnWEnt 43.99 +13.00 +41.9 CardOnc 11.60 -1.86 -13.8 WestwtR 7.00 +2.00 +40.0 WldAccept 121.72 -19.33 -13.7 31,000 IzeaWrldwd 4.38 +1.18 +36.7 PetMed 30.33 -4.40 -12.7 3,800 ChinaNRes 2.33 +.62 +36.3 Lumentm 94.60 -11.72 -11.0 30,000 PCTEL 8.88 +2.34 +35.8 MoneyGrm 6.51 -.77 -10.5 Calyxt 8.11 +2.05 +33.7 PoshmrkA n 74.90 -8.30 -10.0 29,000 Airgain 25.81 +6.47 +33.5 EquitMid 7.65 -.84 -9.9 3,600 CeragonN 6.46 +1.61 +33.2 Xpel Inc 50.16 -5.18 -9.4 TenaxTh 2.36 +.58 +32.6 VivosTher n 6.83 -.70 -9.3 28,000 AMC Ent 3.06 +.73 +31.3 DLH Hldgs 10.02 -1.02 -9.2 3,400 VislnkT hrs 2.61 +.61 +30.5 CorvusPh 3.71 -.35 -8.6 27,000 AquaMetal h 4.84 +1.12 +30.1 FlexionTh 11.97 -1.10 -8.4 Coherent 197.01 +45.06 +29.7 ArdmoreSh 3.27 -.30 -8.4 26,000 3,200 PrecBio 14.64 +3.34 +29.6 VivintSm 21.14 -1.94 -8.4 JJASOND JJASOND ForshtAut 9.99 +2.17 +27.7 KindredBio 4.54 -.41 -8.3

STOCKS RECAP HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG. %CHG. WK MO QTR YTD GLOBAL HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG. %CHG. WK MO QTR YTD DOW 31,086.62 30,865.03 30,930.52 +116.26 +0.38% ts s +1.06% Buenos Aires Merval 50679.67 50122.34 50516.59 +15.76 +0.03% t s s -1.39% NYSE NASD DOW Trans. 13,108.97 12,890.44 12,900.15 -46.13 -0.36% ts s +3.14% Frankfurt DAX 13940.05 13804.46 13815.06 -33.29 -0.24% t s s +0.70% DOW Util. 865.40 855.76 857.45 -3.64 -0.42% ss t -0.83% London FTSE 100 6770.66 6697.67 6712.95 -7.70 -0.11% t s s +3.91% Vol. (in mil.) 4,378 5,704 NYSE Comp. 15,037.49 14,958.72 14,987.34 +93.17 +0.63% ts s +3.18% Hong Kong Hang Seng 29848.43 29100.17 29642.28 +1068.42 +3.74% s s s +8.85% Pvs. Volume 4,603 5,841 NASDAQ 13,206.86 13,078.70 13,197.18 +198.68 +1.53% ss s +2.40% Paris CAC-40 5655.22 5592.20 5598.61 -18.66 -0.33% t s s +0.85% Advanced 1562 2260 S&P 500 3,804.53 3,780.37 3,798.91 +30.66 +0.81% ts s +1.14% Tokyo Nikkei 225 28720.91 28373.34 28633.46 +114.28 +0.40% s s s +4.33% Declined 947 1005 S&P 400 2,450.17 2,433.76 2,444.10 +20.07 +0.83% ts s +5.96% Seoul Composite 3107.00 3011.32 3092.66 +78.73 +2.61% t s s +7.63% New Highs 141 355 Wilshire 5000 40,378.72 39,981.97 40,328.83 +346.86 +0.87% ss s +2.21% Sydney All Ordinaries 7019.20 6935.40 7015.00 ...... % s s s +2.40% New Lows ... 8 Russell 2000 2,152.35 2,125.51 2,151.14 +27.94 +1.32% ss s +8.93% Toronto TSE300 18023.29 17916.79 17957.37 +12.49 +0.07% t s s +3.01%

FOREIGN EXCHANGE 1YR COMMODITIES REGIONAL GAINERS REGIONAL LOSERS FUELS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD The dollar weak- MAJORS CLOSE CHG %CHG AGO U.S. crude oil Crude Oil (bbl) 52.98 52.36 +1.18 +9.2 NAME CLOSE CHG %CHG NAME CLOSE CHG %CHG ened versus the USD per British Pound 1.3632 +.0045 +.33% 1.3017 rose over 1%, Canadian Dollar 1.2731 -.0022 -.17% 1.3064 Ethanol (gal) 1.63 1.63 ... +13.8 35.84 +3.99 +12.5 Deluxe 33.14 -1.62 -4.7 British pound USD per Euro 1.2125 +.0046 +.38% 1.1093 while natural gas Heating Oil (gal) 1.60 1.59 +0.36 +7.8 NthnTech 14.05 +.92 +7.0 Target 188.16 -6.64 -3.4 and the euro. Japanese Yen 103.87 +.18 +.17% 110.14 slumped 7%. Natural Gas (mm btu) 2.55 2.74 -6.98 +0.3 InsprMed 223.53 +13.76 +6.6 CommSys 4.62 -.13 -2.7 Mexican Peso 19.6887 -.0249 -.13% 18.6986 Unleaded Gas (gal) 1.54 1.53 +0.63 +8.0 ProtoLabs 179.68 +11.05 +6.6 Patterson 31.76 -.77 -2.4 The U.S. cur- Gold, silver and BestBuy 111.62 -2.38 -2.1 METALS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD Polaris 113.21 +5.29 +4.9 rency also weak- EUROPE/AFRICA/MIDDLE EAST copper prices all OtterTail 41.22 -.77 -1.8 Gold (oz) 1839.50 1829.30 +0.56 -2.8 CybrOpt 26.91 +1.24 +4.8 Israeli Shekel 3.2486 +.0161 +.50% 3.4546 ened against the rose. Silver (oz) 25.28 24.83 +1.83 -4.0 GWG Hldgs 7.05 +.31 +4.6 Winmark 180.51 -2.49 -1.4 Norwegian Krone 8.5412 -.0504 -.59% 8.9061 Mexican peso, Platinum (oz) 1088.40 1085.70 +0.25 +1.2 ElectroSen 4.69 +.19 +4.3 Allete Inc. 68.84 -.88 -1.3 South African Rand 14.9708 -.1945 -1.30% 14.4427 Copper (lb) 3.64 3.60 +0.92 +3.5 Electrmed 10.29 +.34 +3.4 GenMills 55.67 -.57 -1.0 but strengthened Swedish Krona 8.3536 -.0393 -.47% 9.5122 BBQ Hldg 5.40 +.16 +3.1 US Bancrp 48.07 -.33 -0.7 versus the Swiss Franc .8887 -.0020 -.23% .9678 AGRICULTURE CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD SPS Cmce 110.31 +3.32 +3.1 Donaldson 59.16 -.33 -0.6 Clearfield 28.15 +.81 +3.0 XcelEngy 64.71 -.25 -0.4 Japanese yen. ASIA/PACIFIC Cattle (lb) 1.13 1.13 +0.49 +0.3 Coffee (lb) 1.29 1.30 -0.77 +0.8 TactSys 51.89 +1.49 +3.0 44.75 -.12 -0.3 Australian Dollar 1.2996 -.0022 -.17% 1.4545 Corn (bu) 5.26 5.32 -1.03 +8.7 ApogeeE 37.80 +1.01 +2.7 Ikonics 11.10 -.03 -0.2 Chinese Yuan 6.4790 -.0135 -.21% 6.8597 Cotton (lb) 0.81 0.81 +0.56 +3.9 215.91 +5.14 +2.4 50.42 -.06 -0.1 Hong Kong Dollar 7.7526 -.0010 -.01% 7.7672 Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 668.00 800.10 +0.64 -23.7 Graco 75.33 +1.79 +2.4 HMN Fn 17.98 -.01 -0.1 Indian Rupee 73.188 -.013 -.02% 71.053 Orange Juice (lb) 1.19 1.22 -2.59 -3.7 Ameriprise 212.99 +4.71 +2.3 MTS 58.78 -.07 -0.1 Singapore Dollar 1.3292 -.0016 -.12% 1.3471 Soybeans (bu) 13.86 14.17 -2.19 +5.4 DigiIntl 19.50 +.42 +2.2 CantbryPk 13.26 +.01 +0.1 South Korean Won 1103.14 -2.44 -.22% 1161.24 Wheat (bu) 6.72 6.76 -0.48 +5.0 Co 169.12 +3.57 +2.2 PiperSandl 103.78 +.11 +0.1 Taiwan Dollar 28.00 +.02 +.07% 29.96 Hawkins 54.91 +1.07 +2.0 Travelers 143.51 +.27 +0.2 (Previous and change figures reflect current contract.)

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 2021 BUSINESS STAR TRIBUNE • D3 FedEx is ready to cut 6,300 jobs in Europe

ASSOCIATED PRESS Memphis is the main hub and Indianapolis serves a second- MEMPHIS – FedEx plans to ary role. cut up to 6,300 jobs in Europe FedEx paid $4.8 billion as it completes the process of to acquire TNT in 2016 folding a Dutch company it and expand its presence in bought into its own delivery Europe against rivals such as operation. Germany-based DHL. TNT FedEx said in a statement had a major ground-delivery Tuesday that the cuts will business in Europe. take place over 18 months European regulators and include express-delivery blocked a UPS attempt to buy operations and back-office the company in 2013, arguing employees of TNT Express that a UPS-TNT combination across the continent. would face inadequate com- Memphis-based FedEx petition on some routes and said severance payments lead to higher prices. will cost between $300 mil- FedEx hoped TNT would lion and $575 million through help it take advantage of the 2023, but that the job cuts will growth in online shopping in save the company between Europe, but the acquisition TIM GRUBER • New York Times $275 million and $350 mil- has not gone smoothly. Morning rush hour in downtown Minneapolis on Dec. 4. Office vacancies in the Twin Cities jumped to 19.9% in the fourth quarter. lion a year beginning in 2024. Europe was in the midst The president of FedEx’s of an economic slowdown. European express-delivery Then TNT’s computer sys- operation, Karen Redding- tems became infected dur- ton, said in a statement that ing a worldwide cyberattack OFFICE VACANCIES RISING the job cuts are critical to called NotPetya, causing make the company more FedEx to take a $300 million competitive in a changing charge against earnings in ø OFFICES from D1 continue to roll out nation- when we all have vaccina- Twin Cities was “minimal” market. 2017. Sublease space on the mar- wide. tions” and we will see where given that offices “remained FedEx plans to downgrade FedEx said Tuesday that ket doubled to 111.9 million “We expect the recov- we are, Durda said. “There is closed” and buyers were an air-service hub in Liege, it has successfully integrated square feet in one year, making ery in the U.S. to continue [a] debate about what is this extremely “selective.” Belgium, to make Paris its FedEx and TNT information- up 13.4% of all available space. through 2021, with strength going to be like post COVID? But CBRE also found pock- sole primary hub. The com- technology systems and key That’s up from 9.1% one year backloaded in the second I think, in time, people will be ets of hope, as area office rents pany compared that setup parts of the air and ground ago. half of the year. Vacancy is back to a bit of a more robust remained flat and the Fredrik- to its U.S. operation, where networks. O ffice-related employ- likely to rise further as the schedule and that more peo- son & Byron law firm recom- ment numbers plunged by 1.2 impact of job losses contin- ple will want to be downtown. mitted to staying in downtown million jobs nationally since ues to be felt and the remote- There is a lot to be said for Minneapolis when its lease February 2020, Cushman & work dynamic works its way showing up.” expires in 2022. Wakefield reported. through the office sector,” the A separate report from real The law firm will move The steepest decline hit report said. estate services firm CBRE its headquarters to the RBC C.H. Robinson gets back between March and April J im Durda, Ryan Cos.’ gen- found that Minneapolis-St. Plaza in 2023. However, the when the office sector lost 2.9 eral manager of the Minneapo- Paul office vacancy rates rose space will be about 6,000 million jobs. While job losses lis-based City Center on Nicol- to nearly 19% in the fourth fewer square feet than its cur- to its roots with produce have since slowed, the pain is let Avenue, acknowledged quarter as demand for Class B rent space inside the U.S. Bank expected to linger for months, that local office demand has and C offices declined. Plaza building. ø PRODUCE from D1 University of Minnesota, even as the first and second changed with COVID. CBRE also found that office helping other businesses notes the purpose of brand- doses of COVID-19 vaccines “But let six months go by, investment activity in the Dee DePass • 612-673-7725 move items from clothing to ing is to make your products grain to market. stand apart from others. It all b egan with produce, “ The whole point is to though, when Charles Henry build relevance and reso- Robinson started out as a dis- nance with consumers,” tributor in 1905. Hopkins said. “Ultimately “The brand allows us to consumers are willing to MyPillow CEO shrugs as big retailers flee communicate that combi- pay a premium for that qual- nation of fresh, high-quality ity and trust of that particular ø LINDELL from D1 produce and our industry- product.” was politically motivated. leading position as a logis- C.H. Robinson moves “A s previously announced, tics provider,” said Michael commodity items and we have been rationalizing our Castagnetto, president of organic produce but also assortment to discontinue a Robinson Fresh. other branded food prod- number of underperform- The Robinson Fresh divi- ucts including Welch’s and ing items and brands. This sion helps thousands of cus- Tropicana. Its services go includes the MyPillow prod- tomers move upward of 2 bil- beyond transportation and uct line,” the retailer’s state- lion pounds of produce each cold-chain logistics services. ment said. year by truck, rail, cargo ship “A s our retail customers A spokeswoman for Kohl’s and air. The division sources know, we go beyond provid- told the New Yo rk Times that p roduce from a network of ing fresh produce for their “there has been decreased cus- farmers from 35 countries. stores and e-commerce plat- tomer demand for MyPillow,” According to Castagnetto, forms,” Castagnetto said. and that the retailer would not the first products under the “We combine a fresh, high- be restocking its inventory Robinson Fresh brand all quality product with con- once the pillows it currently have global supply chains sumer and category insights has sell out. that are highly reliant on as well as a global suite of ser- Lindell said executives from logistics that fit in well with vices and best-in-class talent several big-box stores called the parent company’s exper- to support their company’s him this week to ask him to tise in global logistics and success.” “back down” on his claims of Associated Press supply chain solutions. The timing of the brand election fraud. Mike Lindell, the CEO of MyPillow, waited to enter the West Wing of the White House on Jan. 15. Moving into branded announcement comes after “I said, ‘No, our country is products creates new o ppor- more than a year’s work on under attack by China. They election results are disputed is of the Trump era,” Saunders Lawyers for Dominion tunities and challenges for the project but t he pandemic stole the election,’ ” Lindell being seen as fairly toxic,” said said. “This isn’t new, but it has sent Lindell a letter on Jan. 8 the company. C.H. Robinson has further highlighted peo- said. Saunders, managing director come to a head again because demanding he retract his pub- is well known to retailers and ple’s focus on fresh, high- He said he thinks retail- of GlobalData. of recent events.” lic allegations of fraud against food-service customers, a nd quality ingredients and the ers now distancing from This situation became In the interview, Lindell the company and issue an now i t is extending i ts brand expectation they can get MyPillow will again order its even more sensitive follow- reasserted his allegations that apology. Lindell said Tuesday promise to consumers. them through multiple chan- products “once they quit get- ing the attack on the U.S. Cap- China hacked into the elec- he welcomes a lawsuit. “We are realistic about our nels, including e-commerce. ting attacked by the bots and itol earlier this month that tronic-voting systems, includ- Previous allegations of role as a consumer brand,” “We know the best way to the trolls.” left five people dead, includ- ing those operated by Domin- wrongdoing or fraud related to Castagnetto said. “It’s really connect with consumers is to Retail analyst Neil Saunders ing a police officer defend- ion Voting Systems, used in Dominion’s technology have about helping our retail cus- have the best quality produce said most companies don’t ing members of Congress, the U.S. election. For the next been debunked. The company tomers tell their story about on the shelf when and where want to be associated with and dozens of other officers several days, he plans to push is now mounting several defa- their departments.” they want to buy it,” Castag- political controversies. badly injured. forward these claims. mation lawsuits against indi- Dave Hopkins , managing netto added. “We are in a very sensitive “A lot of retailers do not “I believe that Dominion, viduals and right-wing media director of the Brand era. Really a lot of retail brands want to be associated with the machine people, hired outlets that perpetuated such Enterprise department at the Patrick Kennedy • 612-673-7926 do not want to be associated the brands or the personalities these entities to attack MyPil- theories. with anything they see as toxic. that are themselves linked to low and all these other compa- Coming out and saying the the more unpleasant aspects nies,” Lindell said. Kristen Leigh Painter • 612-673-4767 U.S. Bancorp donates Acquisition expands Protolabs’ 3-D printing business $1M to inclusion efforts ø PROTOLABS from D1 earnings in 2021. ø INCLUSION from D1 growing group of employ- to build the best on-demand 3D Hubs’ 2020 revenue is responsibility officer at ers and policymakers on manufacturing solution imag- estimated to be $25 million, U.S. Bancorp. “The goals “transparent regional goal inable,” said Brian Garret, 3D and the company’s revenue of the center are to drive setting and benchmarking,” Hubs’ co-founder and chief has tripled since 2017. equity, regional prosperity equipping employers to dis- product officer, in a statement. “The acquisition of 3D and increase employment. mantle institutional racism 3D Hubs was founded in Hubs is part of the continued That aligns with our focus and building a “good-jobs” 2013 and has raised more than evolution of Protolabs as the on economic development, campaign. $30 million in funding from digital manufacturing leader, workforce advancement and The center last year had sources including Balder- serving more and more of our helping families gain greater revenue from consulting and ton Capital, EQT Ventures, customers’ needs,” said Pro- stability.” grants of about $3.5 million Endeit Capital, Hearst Ven- tolabs CEO Vicki Holt in a U.S. Bank is rebuilding and employed 20. It expects tures, DOEN, Future Shape statement. “Protolabs’ leading two of its bank branches that to increase employment to 25 and Rockstart. in-house technology-enabled were destroyed in riots after by July and expects revenue 3D Hubs allows users to manufacturing services com- Floyd’s death. this year to rise by 30 to 40%. upload their designs and then bined with 3D Hubs’ global It is financing other rede- “We’ve seen demand receive quotes from more network of premium manufac- velopment in neighborhoods for our services from Con- than 200 vetted manufactur- turing partners will yield the damaged in the violent after- necticut to San Diego,” said ing partners around the world. greatest value to our custom- math. Black, though she is cautious The users can then accept one ers for years to come.” The Center for Eco- about offering expertise in of the offers on the site. Protolabs’ shares jumped nomic Inclusion plans to other markets. “We’ve been Protolabs said the acquisi- almost 7% Tuesday to close boost through employers reticent, beyond speaking tion is expected to accelerate at $179.83. SHARI L. GROSS • Star Tribune Black and Indian employ- engagements,” she said. the company’s revenue growth Maple Plain-based Protolabs is buying 3D Hubs, which connects ment in “family sustaining rate but be slightly dilutive of Catherine Roberts • 612-673-4292 engineers with manufacturers to provide custom products. wages” by joining with a Neal St. Anthony • 612-673-7144