The company’s net loss also grew, according to the company’s 2019 report to shareholders.
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Other employees will see a 20 percent pay cut; some will be furloughed.
Deemed an “essential” industry under Gov. Walz’s latest executive order, financial firms hunt for ways to keep working while maintaining data security.
State now tops 180,000 unemployment filings since March 16.
Head of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve tells TCB what actions could help avoid a deep and extended recession.
While hourly workers file for unemployment during the COVID-19 outbreak, freelancers aren’t sure when they’ll be getting their next paycheck.
The bank has unveiled plans to lease all three floors of the historic Temple Opera Building in Duluth.
Minnesota companies weren’t spared as U.S. stocks saw their biggest drop-off in two years.
Union representing the workers demands higher wages, more sick time.
“Buy now, pay later” digital payments company doubles number of consumers using service in less than six months
The bank’s six locations will be rebranded as Wings Financial branches.
The St. Paul-based credit union has locked down a seven-year sponsorship agreement with the new concert venue.
Minnesota banks are targeting grants for housing, job training, financial literacy, and other pressing needs to make a difference in communities.
Underlying merchant sales topped $100 million.
The company still needs to refund $282,000 to California customers who used its “buy now, pay later” platform before it had the license.
With over 1,300 attorneys and consultants, the combined firm will be one of the 50 largest law firms in the nation.
NEP first announced plans to acquire the remanufacturer in November.
The company says it’s more than tripled its debt financing facility, which helps power the company’s buy-now, pay-later platform.