Previously located in Minnetonka, Sovos moved to its Hopkins location in August 2022. “[Sovos was] in a very stale, very old kind of traditional layout, so they were really looking
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When Marcia Avirom moved from New York to the Twin Cities in 2021, transportation was difficult. New York is a hail-a-taxi town; the Twin Cities are not. And though rideshares
Is the QR code a relic of pandemic-era dining, or is it the future of restaurants? The answer probably depends on the type of eatery you’re in. While restaurants of
A Burnsville Starbucks filed a petition Tuesday to unionize with Starbucks Workers United, a growing union looking for better working conditions, fair wages, and consistent schedules for workers. The Burnsville
For the second year in a row, Minnesota has seen an increase in companies on the Inc. 5000 List. This year, a total of 81 Minnesota-based companies landed on the
For businesses big and small, diversity is no longer a one-person job. That was one of the takeaways from a Thursday web panel convened by the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce.
Eagan-based medical device startup Pelvital has raised $2.68 million in its first round of venture capital funding, the company announced Tuesday. Indianapolis-based Boomerang Ventures led the round, Pelvital leaders said
Minnesota billionaire Glen Taylor has sold one of his companies to an overseas buyer. Late last week, Finland-based Tietoevry announced that it has acquired Minneapolis-based software firm MentorMate from Taylor
North Minneapolis nonprofit Appetite For Change on Monday announced that it will close its social enterprise business Breaking Bread Cafe as it searches for a “forever home.” The café’s last
The Minnesota State Fair is just about 40 days away, and Renee Alexander is getting ready for her first year as chief executive. She’s hardly a fair newcomer, though, having
Two products designed to reduce pain and give users better control of robotic prosthetics have received “breakthrough device designations” from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Developed by Minneapolis-based med-tech
Bridgewater Bank is relocating its branch in downtown Minneapolis, but it’s not going far. On Wednesday, the St. Louis Park-based bank announced that it will move the branch to a
Starbucks baristas at 3704 Silver Lake Road N.E. in St. Anthony this week joined a national strike now more than 150 stores strong set off by the company limiting the
Taylor Swift will surely be the most prominent guest in Minnesota this weekend, but she won’t be the only star visiting the state. A local sports management agency’s summit will
It’s official: Minneapolis gay bar The Saloon has cut all ties with Anheuser-Busch after the beer brand’s response to blowback from a marketing promotion with a trans influencer. In April,
Taylor Swift fans should be wary of online tickets, especially those that seem “too good to be true,” Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison warned late Sunday. Taylor Swift will perform
With nearly 6,000 unfilled positions, Minnesota’s health care workforce is in “critical condition,” according to the Minnesota Hospital Association’s 2023 workforce report released this week. That equates to a 17%
Ramsey-based B&F Fastener Supply announced this week that it has acquired its long-time competitor, Northern States Supply. Combined, with nearly 300 employees and 21 locations from Minnesota to North Dakota