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
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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.
Minnetonka-based Drake’s Organic Spirits Inc. is currently working to close a $10 million round of financing. “This is our third and final private placement since we launched in 2017. It’s almost
Minnesota added 12,300 jobs for May, the fifth straight month that the state has posted job gains. That’s according to the latest statistics from the Minnesota Department of Economic Development
How high can home prices go? The latest statistics every month point to a clear trend: higher, higher, higher. The median sales price for homes in the Twin Cities rose
Bloomington-based Bright Health Group Inc. has always been in a class by itself among Minnesota startups. It has raised $1.5 billion in venture capital financing to date. Now as it
It’s an emerging fistfight between big New York real estate and finance companies. But the fight is over a property in downtown Minneapolis: the Dayton’s Project. New York-based 601W Companies
St. Paul-based American Public Media has struck a “multi-year strategic partnership” with New York-based Cadence13, which has a portfolio of more than 100 podcasts. The arrangement is specifically between APM’s
It sounds crazy. Building a 1 million square foot building with no committed tenants? But that’s the current state of the market for industrial properties as companies seek increasingly more
Minneapolis-based nonprofit Beta has acquired tech.mn, a website that has been dedicated to covering Minnesota technology industry news for more than a decade. “We see the acquisition of tech.mn as
Does the Twin Cities need one more coffee roaster and coffee shop? The folks at Rochester-based Fiddlehead Coffee Co. are hoping that the answer is, “Yes.” Fiddlehead started in 2017
Minneapolis-based Jamf Holding Corp. went public in July 2020. Now shareholders are looking to unload up to 9.8 million shares of stock which could bring in $340 million. Jamf is
Do you have to be a med-tech or technology startup company to raise venture capital in Minnesota? Not always. Local startup Rae Wellness just closed on a $9.5 million round