Cost of living may end up as the region’s ace in the hole, not sports, culture or nature.
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The Milaca-based company's frozen pizzas became a dive-bar standby.
Among the newly announced tenants at Twin Cities Premium Outlets are Armani, 7 for All Mankind, Steve Madden, Vera Bradley, and Ann Taylor.
Elevate Research says its customer feedback app is simple for retailers and restaurants to operate, and its cash infusion will “fuel the expansion of its sales and digital marketing efforts worldwide.”
“In a Snap” allows users to find out more about products they see in select Target ads by taking pictures with their phone.
Based on a survey of 70 of the largest companies in the country, Target donated the eighth-largest percentage of its profits to charity.
Through a pilot program, home-improvement retail giant Home Depot has begun selling MakerBot 3D printers and scanners at a dozen of its stores.
A decade after Megan Tamte opened her first Hot Mama store at 50th & France, the company is converting its brand to Evereve.
If convicted, Brian Gore could face a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison and a $2 million fine for his alleged involvement in a counterfeit sportswear scheme.
Meet Minneapolis and PR firm Spong convened a group of social media professionals, who will help recommend restaurants and other destinations to All-Star Game tourists.
Three of the Rainbow stores that were part of the recent deal involving Roundy’s and Supervalu have already been converted to Cub Foods-branded stores.
Under the program, veterans traveling to Minnesota can access free hotel nights through the Hilton HHonors program.
The Graves 601 is now called Loews Minneapolis Hotel and is planning a $7 million renovation; it also filled the former Bradstreet Craftshouse space with a new concept called Cask Cookhouse.
Interim CEO John Mulligan on Wednesday responded to the recent controversy of customers bringing guns into Target stores.
As the Hard Rock Cafe prepares to return to the Twin Cities in mid-August, it’s looking to hire 150 new employees.
Sage Hospitality bought the Marriott in Minnetonka on Tuesday and plans to invest at least $10 million into upgrading the property.
Plato’s Closet and Anytime Fitness ranked first and fifth, respectively, on Forbes' new list of best franchises.
An owner of many patents (with a history of suing big retailers) is accusing Target's online subscription service of patent infringement.