At the end of March, Amazon will close its warehouse in Shakopee, but the company says the facility's 680 employees can transfer to other sites in the Twin Cities. The
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Over the past two and a half years, more and more people have moved to downtown Minneapolis. But, it's no secret the number of people working in central business district
Demand for some key 3M Co. products has been declining over the last year. With fewer consumers buying respirators and masks, the Maplewood-based manufacturing giant on Tuesday announced it will
Since the state's hemp-derived THC law change went into effect in July of last year, Minnesota has emerged as a leader in a relatively new branch of the beverage industry:
Legislators are working with a $17.6 billion surplus this session, and businesswoman, podcaster, and media personality Sheletta Brundidge is on a mission to make sure Black business owners are not
In 2022, home interest rates more than doubled, inflation rose, and statewide median home prices reached a new record high. All of these factors played a role in the state
Roseville-based plant biotech company Calyxt on Tuesday announced it will merge with San Diego-based agricultural technology company Cibus. Calyxt first hinted at the possibility of a merger in September 2022.
By 2030, every baby boomer will be 65 or older. For women in this age group, there have been several longstanding shortcomings and discrepancies in health care. A Minnesota-based health
Last week, the Federal Trade Commission proposed a plan to ban noncompete clauses across the nation. These clauses, which the FTC called "exploitative" practices, typically restrict employees' ability to work
After a rise in shooting incidents at the Mall of America in the last year, the largest mall in the country has announced an increase in security measures, seen and
Over one week in October, Craft & Crew Hospitality, a restaurant group that owns six spots across the Twin Cities, sold 500 nonalcoholic beverages. We’re not talking Coca-Cola here—we’re talking
Set to open in 2024, the North Loop Green development on North 5th Street has landed a 15-year lease covering 113,000 square feet of office space. The move may represent
3M Co. announced this week it will stop the manufacturing of all per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances — also known as PFAS or "forever chemicals"— by the end of 2025. Factors that contributed
Minnesota’s largest private university has named its 16th president. After a national search, the University of St. Thomas Board of Trustees has unanimously selected Robert Vischer – the university's current interim
Maplewood Mall will go up for auction this February, less than a year after its last sale. Nashville-based Brookwood Capital Advisors, the property's current owners, bought the mall in June
Soon after Jane Fonda's Workout Book first came out in 1981, Gayle Winegar, a young Macalester College student, spent her senior year on a sailboat traveling from California to the
In many ways, the Pohlad family has shaped downtown Minneapolis. Their development company, United Properties, has built several big-name towers around here, including the recently completed Four Seasons hotel, the
Vireo Health has dropped a lawsuit alleging that the state’s new hemp-derived THC edible law unconstitutionally discriminates against the company’s market for edible THC products. In a motion filed in Hennepin