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Bill Lukitsch

Kansas City

Business Reporter at Star Tribune

Business reporter @startribune | Past: @kcstar, @qctimes | Alum: @UISedu, @SIUC_SoJ | Tips: [email protected]

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  • 4 days ago | startribune.com | Bill Lukitsch

    One ticket for the price of two. The price-tracking website logged dozens of instances in which a one-way ticket for a single person was about as expensive as buying two seats on the same flight. In some cases, purchasing two was actually cheaper. The travel website spotted the trend at Delta last week and soon discovered a similar practice at United Airlines and American Airlines, the nation's other two biggest carriers.

  • 2 weeks ago | keenesentinel.com | Bill Lukitsch

    Bill Tiedemann is keeping a close eye on his retirement accounts these days. The 66-year-old resident of Mendota Heights, Minn., knows better than to make knee-jerk changes to the long-term plan. But a nosediving stock market still spurred some anxiety in him last month, as President Donald Trump’s evolving but turbulent tariff policy caused wider strife among investors. At its worst, near Liberation Day on April 2, Tiedemann estimates his investments lost about 20 percent in value.

  • 2 weeks ago | startribune.com | Bill Lukitsch

    A main hallway lined with local art. Shelves filled with CEO Jamie Dimon's books. Nordic-style woodwork. These are a few aesthetic features of JPMorgan Chase's newest private bank: An exclusive space catering to high-net-worth Twin Cities business owners and corporate executives. It also serves as the flashy front end of the New York-based bank's new Minnesota headquarters.

  • 2 weeks ago | startribune.com | Bill Lukitsch

    St. Paul-based affordable housing provider CommonBond Communities will lay off 117 employees starting in July as the nonprofit plans to hand off management of half its real estate portfolio next year. The layoffs, which are focused in its property management department, were detailed in a public WARN notice the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development shared Monday afternoon.

  • 2 weeks ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Bill Lukitsch

    By Bill Lukitsch, The Minnesota Star Tribune Bill Tiedemann is keeping a close eye on his retirement accounts these days. The 66-year-old resident of Mendota Heights, Minnesota, knows better than to make knee-jerk changes to the long-term plan. But a nosediving stock market still spurred some anxiety in him last month, as President Donald Trump's evolving but turbulent tariff policy caused wider strife among investors.

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20 Dec 24

As Gov. Parson frees ex-KC cop early, newly released case file details Cameron Lamb shooting https://t.co/MgZvKYZShz

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20 Dec 24

KC ex-cop who killed Cameron Lamb gets clemency from Parson | Kansas City Star https://t.co/yafH9gClZj

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20 Dec 24

RT @judylthomas: A former officer of the Kansas City-based International Brotherhood of Boilermakers has pleaded guilty to racketeering con…