Minnesota’s economy will likely regress this quarter as pessimism about its business climate has more than doubled from one year ago at this time, according to Twin Cities Business’ quarterly economic
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The positive results mark the second consecutive quarter of significant growth following a dismal conclusion to the company’s last fiscal year.
Business Insider recognized Coco, which offers co-working spaces in Minneapolis and St. Paul, for its well-equipped game room, meeting rooms, and beverage and catering services.
The downtown St. Paul store is one of five Macy’s stores set to close this spring; meanwhile, Macy’s will consolidate its two Ridgedale Center store into a single expanded location.
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Strong international sales helped fuel a 22 percent jump in second-quarter profits; the company’s Yoki Alimentos business in Brazil, which it bought earlier this year, contributed.
The Joh. A. Benckiser Group, a German holding company that recently purchased a majority stake in California-based Peet’s Coffee & Tea, has agreed to pay $16 per share in cash to acquire Caribou Coffee.
Best Buy’s stock, which had jumped Thursday on speculation that Richard Schulze was poised to make a takeover bid, returned Friday to where it had been trading previously, following news that Schulze’s deadline has been pushed back to February.
Company founder Richard Schulze reportedly faces a Sunday deadline, and his offer is expected to be at least $5 billion to $6 billion.
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A study by the Tax Foundation estimates that a Minnesota household earning $87,319 would pay an estimated $4,382 more in taxes in 2013 than they did in 2011, if Congress is unable to avert the so-called “fiscal cliff.”
Summit Brewing Company, having reached brewing capacity, has sped up plans for its $6 million expansion; meanwhile, Duluth-based Fitger’s Brewhouse has reportedly scrapped its plans for a Minneapolis brewpub.
Business confidence heading into the last three months of 2012 is holding steady—and in some ways stagnating—after slipping during the second quarter, according to Twin Cities Business’ quarterly economic indicator survey,
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