Mille Lacs Corporate Ventures is working to have a marijuana supply grown and ready for sale before the state opens up its licensure program.
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The retailer’s financial results surpassed Wall Street expectations, though it’s preparing for a decline in comp sales in 2024.
Chuck Runyon, CEO of Anytime Fitness parent company Self Esteem Brands, will transition to a board director of the combined entity.
There were notable upticks in hotel occupancy and advanced room bookings last year, though overall tourism activity still lags pre-Covid days.
We gathered some stats about the Minnesota health care economy. Yes, 1% of the state's population are working registered nurses.
After four decades in business, Meyer Contracting Inc. has become employee owned.
Is the hospital revenue model weakening because of uncompensated care, low government reimbursement rates, or a lack of fiscal discipline?
CEO Evan Sallee says the company’s Northeast Minneapolis taproom will remain open.
A total of 58,409 people are now living in the city’s urban core, according to the Minneapolis Downtown Council.
Phoenix-based Sonoran Crest will now become a part of the company's strategic expansion into the southwest.
Iron ore shipments jumped 12.6%, with total tonnage up 4.5%.
That amounts to about 170 employees in total.
Lithia Motors Inc., a Fortune 500 company, is purchasing Carousel for an undisclosed amount.
The Minnesota-based coffee company says the deal will enable it to turn its attention to its retail coffeehouses.
The Maplewood-based manufacturer has already been making the switch from pensions to 401(k) plans for years.
Galloway Capital Partners is asking the Minnesota-based hair salon franchisor to add two new members to its board after disappointing stock performance.
Despite economic uncertainties, lots of businesses are willing to dole out year-end bonuses to retain talent, according to a recent Robert Half survey.
Industry advocates note there actually were more Minnesota brewery openings than closings in 2023, though they concede the industry is “maturing” from the breakneck pace of the last decade.