The state holds steady with 17 companies on the 2025 list, but half of them saw revenue declines in fiscal 2024.
U.S. Bancorp
The former U.S. Bancorp executive chair and CEO was elected to a four-year term.
Kedia, who currently serves as the bank’s president, is set to become chief executive on April 15.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says the Minneapolis-based bank failed to provide consumers access to unemployment benefits at the height of the pandemic.
The company plans to leave a 340,000-square-foot office building in Richfield. Most employees there will move to the company's Hopkins campus.
Seward Redesign will transform the Minneapolis property into a development that includes affordable housing and retail and nonprofit spaces.
Deal significantly expands its presence in California.
Deal extends company’s digital banking expansion.
First of its kind social bond supports BIPOC developers of affordable housing
The Minneapolis-based bank is providing a share of a $25 million funding package to three Minnesota nonprofits, which will in turn distribute the money to small businesses owned by women of color.
Lower allowance for credit losses benefits bottom line.
The Minneapolis-based corporation is rolling out a strategy to help people of color start businesses, buy homes, and land well-paying jobs.
He came to the Twin Cities in 1990 and built U.S. Bancorp through a series of acquisitions.
The St. Paul nonprofit aims to use the funds to boost Black and Indigenous employment in the region.
Move echoes emerging corporate trend after violent breach of U.S. Capitol.
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Third quarter revenue steady, profits down, more credit losses expected.
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