There’s a disconnect between Minnesota's unfathomable $17.6 billion surplus and the economy at large. What happened?
Business + Economy
At a Minnesota Chamber of Commerce luncheon last week, the head of the Minneapolis Fed drove home the economic importance of population growth.
The state’s unemployment rate grew by one-tenth of a percent in October.
The state is working with the University of Minnesota to distribute federal funds to small businesses and venture capital funds.
Third quarter commercial real estate reports suggest that the hybrid model will be with us for at least a while longer.
With two new acquisitions in the animal health space, the Mendota Heights company continues to expand beyond its original focus on dental products.
Job vacancies in health systems have tripled in one year and, for the first time ever, over half of registered nurses are working part-time, according to a report by the Minnesota Hospital Association.
Child care providers in the state are doing what they can to boost wages and make the field more attractive to workers. But they face a tough financial reality.
The state’s unemployment rate ticked up one-tenth of a percent to 2% in September.
Higher wages both reflect and drive inflation.
In rural communities, child care providers are leaving the field at a much faster rate than those entering it, according to a new report.
After months at a historic low, the state’s unemployment rate ticked up to 1.9 percent last month.
Minnesota exported $6.7 billion worth of goods in the second quarter of this year, marking a record high for the state.
The Tile Shop's CFO said it's an opportunity to create value for shareholders as the company believes its shares are currently undervalued.
The state reported an unemployment rate of 1.8 percent in July, the same figure as June. But Minnesota’s labor market also contracted for the first time in 2022.
The retailer's net earnings were down 90 percent in the second quarter.
All but four are based in the Twin Cities metro.
The 82-year-old Minnesota company will combine with EisnerAmper, a larger business that can invest in its growth.