As heavy industry decamps from Minneapolis, one high-profile plant continues to live large near St. Anthony Main.
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Is the airline leaving MSP due to lack of business support?
The $55 million financing will accelerate its commercialization of PFAS destruction technology to meet demand.
The food company president will take on CEO responsibilities in late October.
The summer internship program for low-income teens is feeling the impact of declining employer participation.
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At an MBP event, executives strategize on changing government policies, speaking on civic affairs, and telling Minnesota’s story to a national audience.
The Twins ask season ticket holders to show up in exchange for discounts next year.
By applying advanced material science, the partners seek a critical performance advantage on the track.
The company boasts University of Minnesota-linked, homegrown technology that could reduce reliance on the rare-earth minerals industry China mostly controls.
For many, Rolls-Royce means luxurious automobiles. And those are still being manufactured. But there’s another Rolls-Royce that doesn’t make cars.
A hub created by the U.S. Department of Defense hopes to connect Minnesota companies with Department of War opportunities.