The deal includes mouthguard maker Shock Doctor, which NEP previously owned years ago.
Economy
The Minneapolis company is partnering with Sociable Cider Werks to co-pack its line of ready-to-drink teas.
At a Minnesota Chamber summit on Thursday, a Wells Fargo economist said a small economic downturn is expected in the new year.
In anticipation of higher prices this holiday season, a Deloitte retail survey finds that spending is expected to plateau—at least, in Minnesota.
At a time when founders can set up shop anywhere, why are some still choosing to plant a flag in Minnesota?
The Minneapolis-based mattress manufacturer hopes the move will help cut costs by as much as $50 million.
The state is asking for community input on rules to guide the newly expanded cannabis market.
Like several other chapters across the country, the Minneapolis YWCA is consolidating its fitness offerings. Here's why.
The growth-at-all-costs startup mindset is falling out of favor with investors — which is not necessarily a bad thing for Minnesota companies
The state has been designated as one of 31 “hubs” eligible for millions of federal dollars, but it’ll be a while until we know if we’re getting additional funding.
Minneapolis Downtown Council looks to reimagine the winter fest for 2024 while battling a disconnect between public support and sustainable funding.
Higher sales taxes have local retail trade groups concerned about losing business to neighboring counties.
Seven months after its successful reopening for dinner service, the enduring downtown Minneapolis restaurant is poised to add lunch for the new hybrid work week.
Property and violent crime rates have decreased across Minnesota after peaking in 2021, but plenty of residents and business owners still say they feel unsafe. Why?
Slated to close in the first quarter of 2024, the deal could include “additional contingent payments” based on Relievant’s sales.
The state’s labor woes will only get worse as Baby Boomers exit the workforce, according to a new report commissioned by the Minnesota Business Partnership.
In a letter, Stadium Capital Management pushed for a refresh of the Minneapolis company’s board amid troubling financial performance.
New Hampshire-based Laborie, which invested in Urotronic back in 2020, now plans to buy the company outright.