One site fueling speculation is 1301 W. Lake St., a vacant parcel next to Calhoun Square.
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The Chanhassen-based fitness chain says one of the companies would be a real estate investment trust for all of its properties.
The Golden Valley chain's latest move provides the rising king of chicken wings with its second ‘Fast Casual’ concept.
Decision sidesteps any concern about the new stadium being run by AEG, which is tied to conservative billionaire Philip Anschutz.
Seven of Minnesota’s most successful innovators share how they foster and lead creativity within their organizations.
Dr. Stefanie Lenway will reach out to Mayo, UnitedHealth in her new role at the university’s Opus College of Business.
On the verge of its 100th anniversary, the downtown Minneapolis menswear boutique has outlasted its competition.
Just how passionate are Minnesotans about hobby investing?
As Bite Squad expands, the market for restaurant delivery is heating up.
The secret is to keep your mother on speed dial.
The revitalized Snowbate program has so far attracted nearly 50 film, television and commercial projects expected to increase economic output by $25.9 million.
Shelving previous plans for two venture capital funds worth $70 million, the university announced a new seed-investment program to help fund startups.
Of the 94 Minnesota businesses that appear on the Inc. 5000 list, PerformTel, United Credit Consultants, Morning Star Financial Services, Field Nation, and All Around ranked among the top 500.
Jan Kruchoski, a managing principal at Minneapolis-based CliftonLarsonAllen, will formally begin her two-year tenure as board chairwoman on October 8.
During a construction project that was never completed, Philip and Virginia Carlson allegedly funneled money through a company that wasn’t doing work on the project, while failing to pay the companies that were.
With Thursday’s closing of the merger of Minnetonka-based Wireless Ronin Technologies Inc., and Creative Realities, Wireless Ronin will shift its headquarters to New York and assume Creative Realities’ brand name.
As part of the county’s approval, the board also agreed to officially commit to its share of the funding for the project: $165.3 million.
The 40th annual, four-day convention is expected to generate about $9 million in revenue and attract up to 5,000 attendees from around the country.