A total of 25 startups received grants of up to $35,000 through a Launch Minnesota program.
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The state’s unemployment rate hit 3.3 percent, down from “pre-pandemic” levels recorded in October.
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Businesses that issue vaccination mandates are doing the right thing.
The Austin, Minnesota-based food company has become an “anchor” investor in venture capital fund Green Circle Greentech Ventures, which targets startups working on meat substitutes and plant-based foods.
Amid public questions about Target’s promise to invest in Black-owned media companies, the retailer outlined its progress and 2022 plans.
Worker burnout started long before the pandemic.
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On the heels of a report criticizing Amazon’s labor practices, Minnesota House rep. Emma Greenman says she will introduce legislation that would require companies to disclose worker quotas.
The 125-year-old music company purchased the former Lifetouch building.
The wealth management business will display its logo atop the RBC Gateway tower Tuesday, foreshadowing the opening of its U.S. headquarters.
San Francisco-based virtual reality startup Sandbox VR has opened a new location at the Roseville mall.
Corporate event attendees weigh in on their most memorable experiences and upcoming plans for special events.
After the pandemic forced professors to teach courses online, colleges are investing in sophisticated equiment to improve student experiences.
Architectural firm Charlie & Co. creates a modern office at 10 West End.