Co-working spaces and event venues are two business models hit hard by Covid-19. But a joint co-working and events space in North Minneapolis called New Rules just broke ground on
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At 12:30 p.m. on March 27, I wandered down a nearly deserted skyway near my office in downtown Minneapolis in search of lunch. Very little was open, save for Allie’s
Indianapolis-based Scannell Properties has announced plans to convert Deluxe Corp.’s Shoreview corporate campus into a mixed-use development. Scannell acquired the property in a sale-leaseback deal before Deluxe unveiled plans to
When Apple gives up on Uptown, you know it’s grim. Typically a magnet in any location, Apple said Thursday that it will permanently close its Hennepin Avenue store. Apple’s four
After rioters overtook Lake Street earlier this summer, Mark Larson was inundated with calls. As CEO and owner of St. Paul-based Clean Response Inc., he’s overseen countless cleanup jobs over
In a rare move, cybersecurity firm Arctic Wolf is moving its global headquarters from Silicon Valley to Silicon Prairie. On Thursday, the company announced plans to relocate its global HQ
Cities all over the world have attempted to replicate Silicon Valley with varying levels of success. Decades ago, so did we in Minnesota. VC-based software startups didn’t sprout. Over the
It may be hard to believe, but just a few years ago Seattle-based e-commerce giant Amazon.com had zero physical presence in Minnesota. No warehouses, no distribution centers, nothing. That changed
Minneapolis-based health insurance startup Bind Benefits Inc. on Wednesday announced that it has secured a $105 million investment partially backed by United Health Group. Bind, which previously only offered “on-demand”
Our 2020 Minnesota Family Business Awards honorees join TCB editor-in-chief Allison Kaplan for a conversation about family dynamics, leadership, and surviving, or even thriving, during the Covid-19 pandemic. Register to
The Covid-19 pandemic has uprooted many traditions. One of them is dinner after an evening on the town. Purveyors of after-hours grub say the pandemic and ongoing civil unrest have
Charles Thayer, an exterior general contractor, decided this was the year to incorporate drone technology into his company’s processes. Not that he had a lot of choice. “We were always
The Covid-19 pandemic has decimated the hospitality industry. For many companies, it’s become increasingly difficult to operate restaurants, hotels, golf courses, and event centers due to state-mandated restrictions on capacity.
3M is turning to the community for guidance on distributing one of its largest education-related donations in recent history. In September, the Maplewood-based manufacturer announced plans to spend $50 million
While the majority of the nation’s office workers still aren’t back in the office, the Covid-19 pandemic has not completely killed office leasing. The local office of Los Angeles-based CBRE
Even with gyms open again, the studio fitness industry isn’t bouncing back quickly. Minneapolis-based Alchemy 365 announced Tuesday that it will close its Uptown studio in effort to stabilize the