The Minneapolis-based fintech company was slated to merger with Australian rival Zip, but the deal is now off.
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A quick look at the three hottest in 'hoods in the Minneapolis suburb.
The purchase comes amid Vista's plan to separate its outdoor recreation brands from its ammunition business.
Rainbow Chinese Restaurant and Black Forest Inn have each received $40,000 through a nationwide grant program.
Auto body services are booming, because people can’t afford to let damaged cars go.
People affected by abortion bans are likely to seek employment in states like Minnesota where abortion remains legal, workforce experts say.
Bankers and business clients are being buffeted by a potent mix of financial challenges, but they’re finding ways to adapt to inflation, labor shortages, and supply chain issues.
The state’s unemployment rate was 2 percent in May, marking the lowest point on record.
Choice Hotels execs view the deal as a way to expand their reach into higher-end hospitality.
The St. Paul-based company is set to be acquired by a Houston private equity firm.
Cereals, electrical equipment, med tech, plastics, and meat are among the state’s top products to increase in export demand.
In April, the state’s unemployment rate hit 2.2 percent, its lowest point since 1976.
Appreciate, the Minnetonka-based parent company of real estate platform Renters Warehouse, is merging with a ‘blank-check’ company to enter the public markets.
A new report from the Minnesota Chamber Foundation shows that Minnesota still ranks among the highest in the nation for five-year business survival.
Minnesota’s economic development czar Steve Grove is pushing a Silicon Valley process designed to embolden government agencies to set loftier goals.
In 2021, women held 26.6 percent of the board seats at Minnesota’s largest publicly traded companies. But the number of women in executive roles still lags the national average
In March, the state logged an unemployment rate of 2.5%, the lowest point since 1999.
The companies now hope to close on the $13 billion deal by Dec. 31, several months after originally expected.