Coming out of a Minnesota winter, spring is typically the kickoff for the prime months of home sales. But as everyone knows by now, this year is different. The latest
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Minneapolis-based utility Xcel Energy Inc. has struck a deal to sell the Mankato Energy Center to Denver-based Southwest Generation for $680 million. The ink is barely dry on the previous
Getting the right medical equipment to the people who need it has a heightened importance in the era of the Covid-19 pandemic. The Golden Valley-based Medical Alley Association, a trade
Keri Jones, CEO of Plymouth-based women’s apparel retailer Christopher & Banks Corp., will have her base salary cut by 50 percent as the company deals with fallout from Covid-19. Jones
Layoffs continue to pile up in businesses affected by Covid-19. A batch of recent Worker Adjustment and Retraining Act (WARN) letters to the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development
3M cuts jobs but has more employees--a look at the numbers.
Duluth-based Essentia Health, the port city’s largest employer, is putting 500 staffers on unpaid leave. The affected employees are all non-medical staff who are not directly involved in caring for
As the first quarter of 2020 drew to a close, Minneapolis-based retailer Target Corp. issued $2.5 billion in bonds on Tuesday. The offering was first disclosed in filings with the
In the last two weeks, the state of Minnesota received nearly 240,000 applications for unemployment insurance in what has become a deluge of filings in the wake of fallout from
In the wake of the economic upheaval of Covid-19, Bloomington-based Great Clips Inc. has laid off 63 employees in its headquarters office. Details of the decision surfaced in letter filed
Even before the economic upheaval of Covid-19, Minnesota’s job growth largely stalled out during 2019. On Thursday, the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) reported employment statistics for February,
[Editor's note: This story has been updated to note that Punch Bowl Social's closure is temporary.] The Punch Bowl Social restaurant in The Shops at West End in St. Louis
The layoffs are starting in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis. Wayzata Home Products LLC shuttered its business on March 13, a move that means 141 local employees lost their
New grocery stores are kind of like freshly-built apartment buildings. From the sidelines, some observers wonder how many more of either we need in the Twin Cities. The answer appears
The luxury condos, hotels, and office towers elevating the Twin Cities skyline.
The state's newest nonprofit news outlet focuses on state politics, but it won't disclose backers.
Walker Art Center reveals the art of nonprofit finance.
It's great at fundraising for everything except its performance schedule.