The state’s unemployment rate hit 3.3 percent, down from “pre-pandemic” levels recorded in October.
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The cybersecurity firm says it is “well into the process” of preparing for an initial public offering.
Air filter seller Donaldson hopes the acquisition will help it expand into new life science markets.
In October, the state reported an unemployment rate of 3.5 percent — the same level it was at just before government-mandated shutdowns in March 2020.
Even before Covid-19 decimated the hospitality industry, minimum wage increases appear to have driven a drop in restaurant jobs in both Minneapolis and St. Paul, according to new studies by the Minneapolis Fed.
A new economic development website and marketing campaign fuel state’s effort to draw more startups and growing companies.
Company now has more than 600 stores.
State has now recovered 70% of jobs lost in pandemic
Mixed-use project in North Minneapolis includes 520 housing units, production and commercial space and a wellness hub.
Company to gross $702 million from downsized offering
Retail leasing in the neighborhood has been sparse within recent months.
The founder and CEO of St. Paul's Center for Economic Inclusion will be honored for her work to build inclusive regional economies.
Minnesota’s Carlson family loses position as majority owner
Manufacturing sector leads employment gains
Company’s revenue dropped 50 percent amid Covid
Latest numbers show state topping totals from 2019
So far in 2021, Minnesota has added six more publicly traded companies, with more likely on the horizon.
Surprise move marks exit of one of city’s largest employers