Several members of the MBOLD food and ag coalition are providing millions of dollars to help build a new plastics recycling facility in Rogers.
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Art-A-Whirl and VeeCon held in tandem in Minneapolis demonstrate the duality between physical and digital art spaces.
Minnesota congressman Tom Emmer advocates for a hands-off approach to regulating cryptocurrency.
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Tuffy's Treats plans to use its infrastructure and distribution channels to aid Finley's Barkery, while continuing its mission of helping individuals with disabilities.
In April, the state’s unemployment rate hit 2.2 percent, its lowest point since 1976.
From robots to software to pain treatment, here are the innovations on our radar in 2022, and the innovators behind them.
The acquisition looks to solidify the company’s supply chain operation by bringing optical fiber production to Clearfield's Mexico facility.
Unlike previous deals struck by Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, House Speaker Melissa Hortman and Senate Majority Leader Jeremy Miller, the agreement announced Monday puts the onus on committee chairs at the Legislature to work out many of the details.
The new dean is a faculty veteran who has bolstered entrepreneurship, business ethics, and diversity.
To avoid delisting, the Eagan-based company must close at or above $1 per share for a minimum of 10 consecutive business days before Nov. 9.
Appreciate, the Minnetonka-based parent company of real estate platform Renters Warehouse, is merging with a ‘blank-check’ company to enter the public markets.
Fhima's dives into NFT art in advance of Gary Vaynerchuk's conference in Minneapolis and local startups participate in a welcome event.
After more than a decade on the job, former delivery manager Nathan "Nato" Cole's position was a casualty of changing times.
A job fair will be held Wednesday, May 25, to fill more than 100 new positions at the new location in Rogers.
An uptick in dog adoptions gives rise to a boom in sales for Minnesota-made pet products and services.
Two trade groups have filed a petition with the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission saying that Nevada-based LTD Broadband will waste taxpayer time — and money — in the company’s bid to provide high speed broadband to roughly 160,000 people in the state.
The 10 West End is a balance between industrial and refined elements.
When it first launched six years ago, the Minneapolis-based health insurer was poised to rewrite the rules of the insurance business. But its bid for a piece of the primary care business follows a familiar plot.
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