Target on Monday told frontline workers that they’ll continue to see a $2 an hour pay increase through July 4. The pay increase was initially announced on March 4; it’s
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Educating and caring for children is an enormous responsibility, regardless of the state of the world. But add in a pandemic, and things become even more complicated. Natalie Standridge, founder
At first blush, it might seem like mergers and acquisitions are charging full-speed ahead. There have been rumors about Uber and Grubhub merging, while Target is apparently looking to acquire
In response to shortages of personal protective equipment coupled with Gov. Tim Walz’s decision to allow elective procedures, the Minnesota Nurses Association late last week announced a plan to march on
With restrictions on traveling and gathering, the Starkey Hearing Foundation is halting its programs and canceling its annual benefit. The nonprofit is known for its advocacy and efforts in providing
Walking down Nicollet Mall this winter, you might have caught a whiff of charred meat and glanced around for its origin. Its source was 801 Chophouse, with only a flashing
Fishing opener in Minnesota is like a national holiday for many— a bustling weekend filled with community festivities and dozens of boats on the water. Albert Lea, which hosted Gov.
Twin Cities-based Firefly Credit Union and TruStone Financial Federal Credit Union are the latest in a long list of credit unions that have decided to merge. On Tuesday, the two
People won’t be able to gather in large groups for the foreseeable future, but couples are still hunting for ways to include friends and loved ones as they tie the
Minnesota has been approved for $2,196,430,755 in loans from the U.S. Small Business Association’s Paycheck Protection Program. The funds were distributed in 37,267 loans, the SBA announced Sunday. As of
Roseville-based Calyxt on Thursday introduced its first commercial product Calyno via its new e-commerce website. The plant-based biological technology startup says it uses a gene editing platform from the University of Minnesota to develop
With testing vital to the state’s plan to address Covid-19, the state’s largest health systems are ramping up testing capacity. HealthPartners next week will begin perfoming 2,000 tests a day. The
Izzy’s Ice Cream is saying goodbye to its origins as the pandemic exacerbates economic difficulties for businesses of all varieties. Down to about 10 percent of revenue and with big
With the biggest outbreaks of Covid-19 in the state happening at meat processing plants and senior living facilities, several meat processors have shut down to prevent further community spread of the virus. But
As the losses from the pandemic and ensuing recession begin to pour in, Medina-based Polaris Inc. is not exempt. The Minnesota Fortune 500 sports vehicle maker on Tuesday reported a
While restaurants and bars received the go-ahead to sell take out wine and beer this month, breweries are still unable to sell containers other than crowlers and growlers out of
Under normal circumstances, St. Louis Park-based Imprint Engines would be supplying branded apparel, but as demand shifted, it has been sourcing personal protective equipment. While the end-to-end marketing solutions company lost most
The first round of loans from the Small Business Association’s Paycheck Protection Program were depleted in approximately two weeks, and this next round of $320 billion just signed Friday by President Trump