Company Taft | Minneapolis location 2200 IDS Center, 80 S. Eighth St. | Size 93,463 square feet | Designer NELSON Taft, which was Briggs and Morgan pre-merger, reduced its IDS Center
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State Fair to Go (SFTG), a themed meal kit provider started by local entrepreneur Josh Zamansky, returns this summer with two new boxes filled with items from the Minnesota State
Finalists for the Heartland division of the 35th annual Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Awards were revealed last week. An independent panel of judges evaluated the 36 leaders
Woodbury-based Self Esteem Brands announced today it has acquired Stronger U, a digital nutrition coaching services brand based in Newburgh, New York. Self Esteem is already the parent company of
Red Wing-based fintech startup Live.Give.Save. Inc. has been acquired by Reseda Group, a subsidiary of Michigan State University Federal Credit Union (MSUFCU). As part of the deal, Live.Give.Save. will become
The Minnesota Department of Human Rights (MDHR) on Tuesday announced that it has reached settlements with three businesses that failed to “provide a safe work environment free from sexual assault
[Editor's note: This story was updated after its original posting.] Last week, Eden Prairie-based Starkey Hearing Technologies fit 25 Minnesotans with hearing aids as part of its new corporate social
With an eye toward hybrid work and pandemic safety protocols, Minneapolis-based law firm Henson Efron has moved from U.S. Bank Plaza to a smaller office in the neighboring Capella Tower.
According to the U.S. Small Business Administration’s most recent Covid-19 disaster assistance update, 42,340 economic injury disaster loans (EIDLs) have been approved in Minnesota. That equates to more than $2.4
Minnesotans comprise over half of the 2021 class of Bush Fellows. On Tuesday, the St. Paul-based Bush Foundation unveiled the 24 individuals chosen for its yearly fellowship. Eighteen fellows hail
The Greater Twin Cities United Way on Thursday evening will bring in some of the biggest names in Minnesota business to address racism in the metro. The event, known as
Company Bridgewater Bank | Headquarters 4450 Excelsior Blvd., St. Louis Park | Size 84,000 square feet | Designer Momentum Design Group From the rooftop deck equipped with lawn games and
Rally Studios, the Minneapolis production company behind a recent viral video of Bryant Lake Bowl, is documenting another Minnesota icon: the Mall of America. The company’s latest drone video takes
Minnesota’s only Punch Bowl Social, located in The Shops at West End in St. Louis Park, will reopen on Wednesday, May 5. The restaurant temporarily closed in March 2020, citing
Minnesota, bars, restaurants, hotels, and other hospitality businesses have seen an estimated 116,000 jobs lost in the pandemic, says Hospitality Minnesota. In March, the Minneapolis City Council approved Councilmember Steve
Roller Garden, that time capsule of a roller rink in St. Louis Park where every child of the ‘70s and ‘80s had a birthday party, a first kiss, a first
Minneapolis-based Xcel Energy has unveiled plans to build a record-setting 460-megawatt solar project adjacent to the Sherco power plant located in Becker. Company officials say the $575 million investment in
Minnetonka-based animal rescue Secondhand Hounds is merging with People & Pets Together, the first pet food shelf in the Twin Cities. Both organizations will retain their names and continue normal
A new local startup called Byt, launched on March 5 by Wayzata High School seniors Spencer Mateega and Carson Bring, aims to help Minneapolis restaurants gain more business by providing
In a year where in-person social interaction was discouraged and holidays were celebrated over Zoom, many people turned to imagination and the art of make-believe. And though nearly all group