The Minneapolis-based startup will use the National Institute of Mental Health grant toward further development of its wearable device that treats impulsive behaviors.
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The St. Paul broadcaster’s digital marketing agency has acquired TriggerEX ad delivery technology from Dahl’s company TiWi Digital, improving Hubbard’s advertising platform capabilities.
Nothing has been confirmed yet, but a report from Axios indicates the Minnesota-based insurance giant will buy Washington-based pharmacy company Genoa Health.
The young New York-based mattress company shook up the industry with its online-order-shipped-to-your-door business model but it will enter a new era with brick-and-mortar growth.
A look at a Minneapolis-based production company that’s flown under the radar while creating TV specials for high-profile clients such as UnitedHealth Group, ABC, the CW, and Amazon.
A Capella spokesperson told TCB last fall that layoffs were expected as a result of the merger between Capella Education and Strayer Education. Under new name Strategic Education, the headquarters is shifting to Virginia.
As one state department will fund efforts to help people with disabilities overcome work and life challenges, two other departments will fund public water infrastructure, and food and agriculture projects.
The retailer is launching an achievement gap awareness campaign featuring Minneapolis students.
University of St. Thomas business school graduate students examined barriers for people with disabilities face in gaining employment.
The deal boosts the capabilities of Land O’Lakes Sustain, a Land O’Lakes division that utilizes partnerships with farmers and other businesses to promote precision conservation in farming.
The agreement boosts the “validity” of the company’s product, which eliminates sweat from headwear, and marks big growth as NoSweat anticipates dipping into new market ventures.
Despite a glut, local organizers say the more the merrier.
Beneficiaries of the Minnesota Department of Agriculture program include schools and the Sioux community.
The two companies aim to create holistic financial retirement plans for clients.
The Maplewood-based company opted to avoid further legal action.
The agreement aims to enhance growth, efficiency and productivity of both brands. A potential side effect: the sale of Supervalu retail assets including Cub Foods.
The university will shift all operations to St. Paul in a $10 million consolidation and renovation project.
The real estate company is making available 45 million shares, the funds from which it hopes will pay off debts and cover the costs of a past acquisition.