The number of family-owned resorts in Minnesota continues to shrink, from more than 3,000 in the 1960s to 646 in 2021.

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Steelmaker Cleveland-Cliffs announced this week it will idle one of its production factories and lay off about 600 workers, citing soft demand for steel used in auto manufacturing. Cleveland ...

Cleveland-Cliffs has publicly taken a more positive approach to business impacts from tariffs. Steelmaker Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. will idle some operations at its Dearborn plant this summer, ...

In a move that says just as much about the state of the steel industry as the automotive industry, Cleveland-Cliffs has confirmed that it will lay off 600 workers from its Dearborn Works facility ...

Cleveland-Cliffs confirmed Tuesday it will lay off 600 workers at its Dearborn Works plant as part of plans to temporarily idle parts of the facility, a decision the steel producer says was driven ...

Cleveland-Cliffs (NYSE:CLF) +2% in Tuesday's trading after saying it will temporarily idle some operations at its Dearborn, Michigan, steel plant, laying off ~600 employees, citing weak demand in ...

Facing a slowdown among their large automotive clients, the leaders of Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. have in recent days said they will idle two plants in Minnesota and another in Michigan and lay off roughly ...

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Cleveland-Cliffs (NYSE:CLF) -1.8% in Friday's trading following news it will temporarily idle two factories in Minnesota, resulting in 630 layoffs, according to the Minnesota Star Tribune.

Pellet load-out bins stand at the back of the Hibbing Taconite Co. manufacturing plant, which Cleveland-Cliffs has idled. (Ariana Lindquist/Bloomberg News) ...

The company plans to lay off 630 employees in 60 days. Sen. Grant Hauschild said Cliffs has excess pellets, and the auto industry, which uses Cliffs steel, faces "challenging economic conditions.