Formerly Honeywell’s Homes and ADI Global Distribution business, Golden Valley-based Resideo will focus on security solutions and is looking to move its headquarters to Texas.
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Reuters reports that the IT solutions and services company is considering selling given significant interest from private equity firms. Its stock has improved based on the possibility.
Mayor Jacob Frey and City Council member Steve Fletcher praised an Xcel and Public Utilities Commission decision to pull funding for the Crown Hydro project, as it’s no longer favored by the city or public.
MPR will continue to hold events at the 1,000-seat Fitzgerald Theatre despite the sale.
The tech enables farm staff to herd cattle from a greater distance, improving both animal and employee welfare.
The state’s improving jobless rate has reached an 18-year low, and is approaching an all-time low, even as the economy shed 1,400 jobs last month.
About two years since his exit from U.S. Bank’s CEO seat, Davis will continue a career of leadership and mission-based work as he replaces long-time Make-A-Wish leader David Williams.
Combining RetiSpec’s machine learning program with the U of M’s imaging system is expected to accelerate time-to-market for a groundbreaking Alzheimer’s detection tool.
More than 13,000 engineers are expected to attend the three-day professional event at the Minneapolis Convention Center, which kicks off Thursday.
Participants in what was the Twin Cities’ biggest startup week ever weigh in on the success, opportunities, and growing pains.
The story of the founding, structure, early accomplishments and direction of a venture capital startup company comprised of University of Minnesota students.
Marco’s earlier 2018 purchases include another Illinois IT services provider, and a Michigan copy and print business.
The deal, struck quietly last quarter, comes on the heels of another pharmacy purchase by UnitedHealth Group, as the company looks to continue its growth in the pharmacy sector.
The Minneapolis-based grocer adds a new marketplace and increased on-demand capabilities through the partnership, for service in all of its 27 Twin Cities-area locations.
The capital will go toward accelerating Total Expert’s advancements in its banking- and lending-focused marketing software, and expand into new financial sectors.
The merger is intended to provide home buyers and sellers with an improved, efficient search and transaction experience. The companies’ organizational structure and staff will remain in place.
The investment fund, referred to as “Fund II,” will be managed by the Minneapolis-based investment bank and asset management firm’s merchant banking unit.
The ordinance must still be approved by the City Council, but establishes a plan for phasing in wage increases from 2020 through 2027, with deadlines dependent on company sizes.