Italian manufacturer PA S.p.A. is opening its first-ever location in the United States this fall. But it won’t be in a big city on the East Coast or West Coast.
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Employers everywhere are scrambling to hire employees. Many are offering higher pay, more perks and other incentives to lure applicants. Companies are dueling each other to offer the most attractive
Bloomington-based Bright Health Group announced Wednesday that Andy Slavitt, a high-profile expert in the world of health care business, is rejoining the company’s board effective Aug. 1. Slavitt originally joined
Three of Minnesota’s Fortune 500 companies have reported strong second quarter financial results within the last 24 hours. The numbers from Maplewood-based 3M Co., Medina-based Polaris Inc. and Minneapolis-based Ameriprise
A former Twin Cities area employee of Illinois-based Abbott Laboratories has filed a lawsuit against the med tech giant alleging sexual harassment, discrimination based on gender and age, retaliation, failure
Five years ago, Dick Enrico sold his successful 2nd Wind Exercise Equipment retail chain. But Enrico isn’t one to hit the golf course and reminisce about the past. He has
Huntington Bancshares Inc. completed its acquisition of TCF Financial Corp in mid-June. The deal means that the TCF name will eventually disappear from bank branches in the Twin Cities. It
Minneapolis-based U.S. Bank and Enterprise Community Partners, based in the Washington D.C. area, have teamed up to create a novel financial product: a racial equity bond to support BIPOC developers
By most accounts the post-pandemic economic recovery is in full swing. The stock market is soaring, consumer confidence is up, live sports are back, and people have resumed traveling. But
St. Louis Park-based Bridgewater Bank announced Tuesday morning that it will increase its minimum wage for full-time employees to $20 per hour, starting on August 1. “As the premier entrepreneurial
How crazy is the current for-sale housing market? Take a look at Richfield. The city has never been anyone’s idea of a sizzling metro housing market. It’s a first-ring suburb
Being a big bank is no longer good enough for customers. Regardless of bank size, if a lender wants to attract and retain business clients, it needs to be a
The brand new 10 West End office building is one of the most expensive places to rent office space in the metro. But although the building just opened in January,
New York-based Monarch Alternative Capital, which holds the $78 million mezzanine loan on The Dayton’s Project in downtown Minneapolis, has fired the latest salvo in the unfolding battle over the
Brooklyn Park-based medical device maker CVRx Inc. is set to go public today at $18 per share. CVRx is the third Minnesota company to go public in the last five
Easton, Maryland-based TeraWulf Inc. and Duluth-based Ikonics Corp. would not seem to have much in common. TeraWulf is a cryptocurrency mining company, while Ikonics focuses on imaging technologies. But in
Minnesota has two more public companies today than it did yesterday in what has already been the busiest year for IPOs in the state in recent memory. Bloomington-based Bright Health
The International Falls Journal newspaper published its final edition today after 110 years of operation in the northern Minnesota town at the Canadian border. The newspaper was founded in 1911
Bloomington-based Bright Health Group Inc. is set to go public today at $18 per share. That’s lower than the range outlined in a previous filing with the U.S. Securities and
A company with no other operations in the state plans to build a large wood panel manufacturing mill on Minnesota’s Iron Range in the town of Cohasset. On Monday Gov.