Bill Lukitsch

2 weeks ago | miamiherald.com | Bill Lukitsch

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. At its worst, near Liberation Day on April 2, Tiedemann estimates his investments lost about 20% in value.

3 weeks ago | startribune.com | Bill Lukitsch

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

1 month ago | startribune.com | Bill Lukitsch

Sun Country Airlines flew more empty seats on its scheduled flights as domestic air travel demand dipped across the industry in February and March, with lower-than-expected bookings in the first quarter. But even with a challenging environment for airlines, the Minneapolis-based leisure carrier is banking on continued profits in the coming months as its bookings show positive signs and the airline scales back some scheduled service to better align with the market.

1 month ago | startribune.com | Bill Lukitsch

A lawsuit from U.S. Bank is accusing three former employees of wrongly taking two dozen wealthy clients, and their $700 million in managed assets, after abruptly quitting their jobs last month and moving to crosstown competitor RBC Wealth Management. Minneapolis-based U.S. Bank is seeking damages from the three former members of its private wealth management division, saying they broke contracts barring them from client solicitation.

1 month ago | startribune.com | Bill Lukitsch

Seven employees from Northwest Airlines founded the business that has grown into Wings Credit Union, the largest financial service provider of its kind based in Minnesota, with about 372,000 members. It's about to get much bigger. The Apple Valley-based Wings announced Wednesday the next chapter in its story through a planned merger with Colorado Springs, Colo.-based Ent Credit Union.