On Wednesday, Hempel Real Estate announced plans to redevelop a parcel of land in Edina that developers have had their eye on for more than a decade. At the southeast
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Four early stage startup founders took to the stage at the Minneapolis Club Tuesday for TCB’s second annual StartMN Think Tank event. Voted in by readers, each got the
Pop Mart is opening its first Minnesota store, with Mall of America yesterday announcing the Chinese company will bring its uber-trendy designer toys to Bloomington in the fall. You may
It’ll be an extra big Target run. She’s off to Italy in three days, so Parker Ewing beelines for the travel sizes, until—“This set is so cute”—a mannequin lures her
In February, Meet Minneapolis—the city’s convention and visitors bureau—unveiled a 10-year master plan. “Destination Minneapolis” imagines the future in bold epithets: Minneapolis will become the nation’s No. 1 city for
Last week, a breach of St. Paul’s internal systems prompted Gov. Tim Walz to call in the National Guard’s cyber protection team. The cyberattack precipitated a full network shutdown and
With Matt Rauenhorst to take over as CEO at the end of 2026, the Minneapolis-based Opus Group is reinstating the commercial real estate company’s family legacy. Rauenhorst will succeed Tim
Twin Cities Pride made headlines this year when it dropped Target as a corporate sponsor in response to the retail giant rolling back DEI efforts. That left the nonprofit, which
General Mills announced Monday it will do more in the pet food aisle starting this summer. And the Golden Valley-based company is targeting what it describes as the fastest growing
Empty shelves at grocery stores across the Twin Cities have triggered pandemic flashbacks over the past week, but this time a cyberattack is to blame. United Natural Foods Inc. (UNFI),
Coworking was a 2010s trend: Untethered freelancers, “solopreneurs,” and startups could enjoy water-cooler vibes and amenities. But nowadays, such spaces feel inseparable from the pandemic. “Even as late as 2019
Who, among Twin Cities nostalgists, can resist indulging in Uptown lore? Growing up in Northfield in the ’90s, Michaella Holden remembers taking trips to the southwest Minneapolis commercial district with
J&E Companies, a precision machining and fabrication company based in Plymouth, is closing all its Minnesota locations. That means about 45 employees have been laid off from its Lakeville plant,
It was the familiar under-construction desert: chewed pavement, a sleeping Caterpillar, dusty orange signs. “Whoa, how are you not a mannequin?” a lone skateboarder blurted, rolling past and breaking the
Erin Wall recalls what it was like working with young, fast-growing brands as a senior merchant at Target. “A lot of times … they would be going from $1 million
Walgreens is continuing its national rollout of micro-fulfillment centers—or, facilities that use automation to fill prescriptions. Its first in Minnesota opened Tuesday. In a Brooklyn Park business center off Highway
A local affordable housing nonprofit is laying off 117 employees. CommonBond Communities, headquartered in St. Paul, has decided to outsource property management, plus “tangential positions,” according to a notice sent
Dorsey & Whitney, one of the largest law firms in Minnesota, on Thursday announced Peter Nelson as its new managing partner. The international firm’s policy committee elected Nelson on Wednesday,