The Dayton's Project, conceived as an office and retail showplace for downtown Minneapolis, has entered a new chapter of financial woes. A New Brighton turnaround management firm has taken receivership
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Vendors at HmongTown Marketplace–the bustling indoor-outdoor market in St. Paul’s Frogtown neighborhood–have been selling Southeast Asian food, clothing, and home goods for about two decades now. Starting today, the market
Sustainable aviation fuel has begun flowing to Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. The airport this week took delivery of its first 7,000-gallon shipment of blended sustainable aviation fuel, or SAF, according
The last remaining vestige of Schwan’s food delivery empire is shutting down. Yelloh, formerly known as Schwan’s Home Delivery, on Monday announced that it will cease all operations in November.
A monumental philanthropic gift will help offset tuition costs for hundreds of students at the University of St. Thomas for the foreseeable future. On Thursday, the university announced that it
Minnesota’s exports bumped up by 17% to $7.1 billion in the second quarter, driven largely by big upticks in trade with Canada and Mexico. That’s according to the state’s latest
Jim Wolford’s unexpected passing more than a year ago sent shockwaves throughout the Twin Cities tech sector. But it also precipitated big questions about the ownership structure at Atomic Data,
General Mills Inc. is bidding adieu to its North American yogurt business. On Thursday, the Golden Valley-based food giant announced that it will sell its North American yogurt business, including
A new sustainable aviation fuel facility in Rosemount is expected to be completed by the end of next year, a group of Minnesota business leaders announced at a press conference
A plastics recycling facility in Rogers that abruptly shuttered shortly after opening is slated to come back online under new ownership. The facility, which was originally opened by South Africa-based
The 2024 Minnesota State Fair will go down as the fifth most attended to date, according to the fair’s latest tally. This year, the fair welcomed 1,925,904 visitors. That’s up
Chris Heim occupies a relatively rare space among executives: a CEO who’s also an elected official. Minneapolis-based IT firm Atomic Data announced Wednesday that Heim has been picked to serve
Maintenance work at the Minnesota State Fair doesn’t typically generate the same headlines or excitement as, say, new food or drink lists, but fair leaders know it’s an important endeavor.
Steven Sawyer’s tenure as general manager of First Avenue didn’t last long. The downtown Minneapolis music venue hired him May 6, but by May 10, he was out of a
When the Minneapolis Regional Chamber announced in June that it was seeking a new CEO, the organization’s former leader Jonathan Weinhagen barely got a passing mention. Weinhagen departed the chamber
A Coon Rapids-based dental staffing company tops this year's list of Inc. 5000 companies from Minnesota. This week, Inc. magazine released its 43rd annual list of "fastest-growing private companies in America."
Fair State Brewing Cooperative on Monday said it has exited Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The news comes about seven months after the cooperatively owned brewery declared bankruptcy amid continued financial struggles
A provision in the giant omnibus bill passed at the end of Minnesota’s 2024 legislative session is the target of a lawsuit brought by the nation’s largest health insurer. In