Total attendance at the 2023 fair was essentially flat compared to the prior year, but it still ranked in the top 10 historically.
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After selling Structural last fall, Burns joins the St. Paul-based venture fund.
Tribes whose reservations are in the north of the state, or otherwise farther away from the Twin Cities, are as dependent on gaming revenues as wealthier tribes, even though they receive far less gambling money.
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The company says it was left with excess manufacturing space after several acquisitions over the years.
In the wake of Covid-19, credit card acceptance grew significantly at the fair, but cash-only vendors remain.
Lake Elmo-based Eco BCG Corp. was the top Minnesota company on the list with a revenue growth of 4,030%.
The California-based digital photo company says it made the decision as part of a plan to consolidate production to larger manufacturing locations.
If the deal is approved by Hiway’s members, it would create the fourth largest credit union in Minnesota.
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Finland-based Tietoevry has purchased Minneapolis-based software company MentorMate for an undisclosed sum.
After years of litigation, the chain has finally given up hope of reopening a drive-thru on Nicollet Avenue, but, on the whole of it, the drive-thru era is far from over in Minneapolis.
More than 9,000 people entered the labor market in June, but the state also lost 6,500 private-sector jobs.
iMedia Brands, which owns home shopping channel ShopHQ, filed for bankruptcy in late June.
The company says consumer spending has fallen significantly due to “inflationary pressures.”
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Louisiana-based home health firm Amedisys has agreed to be acquired by UnitedHealth Group, but the deal still faces regulator and shareholder scrutiny.
The biotech startup is one of Minnesota’s newest publicly traded companies.