Months after shutting down manufacturing in St. Paul, the century-old leather goods company is redefining its hometown presence.
With a focus on convenience and efficiency, Minnesota entrepreneurs Michele Henry and Alexandra Nanne plan to franchise their new walk-in spa, which opens this weekend at Galleria in Edina.
How to makes sense of today’s consumer habits? Study them, scientifically. That’s the goal of 3M’s Multimillion-Dollar Consumer Data Science and Merchandising Lab.
The new invite-only program will partner the retailer with third-party vendors in an attempt to create “thoughtfully selected” assortments of its more popular shopping categories.
However, the total number of tourists that adventured to Minneapolis last year—on the back of the Super Bowl, X Games and other events—won’t be known until June.
HOM plans to build its biggest superstore yet to house all of its brands including Dock86 and the upscale Gabberts, the founding anchor of Edina's Galleria, since 1959.
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The coffee company chose Girls on the Run International to receive a portion of proceeds this month.
There’s no shopping cart necessary with this high-tech addition.
“Find Your True North” ads launch this spring to promote the state’s $15.3 billion tourism industry.
Record low temps? Nothing more than a great marketing opportunity in the north.
Participating brands set to receive assistance with pitch and product through the annual program include skincare companies from Australia, a New York-based haircare company, and more.
Grocery stores, restaurants, and other businesses are closing their doors to the record-setting cold this week.
The plan focuses on drawing retailers to a five-block stretch of Nicollet Mall.
Stores across the country will be able to use the service at Target in the next several weeks.
JC's lease marks its third metro location for local franchisees.
White Bear Lake-based GoodThings will keep two top performing Bibelot stores open and rebrand them.
The retailer’s November and December sales grew as the average shopper spent more than a year ago during each trip. Target’s digital sales also saw a 29 percent boost.
The North Loop store will be closed for several months while the company works on expanding its product line, including women’s apparel.
Market demographics are strong in the area, so why are stores struggling?