As heavy industry decamps from Minneapolis, one high-profile plant continues to live large near St. Anthony Main.
Manufacturing
And why it’s driving (cautious) optimism on the Iron Range.
Liquid cooling products for data centers help fuel the company’s rapid growth.
Can an Italian company turn around the city’s star-crossed paper mill?
The company boasts University of Minnesota-linked, homegrown technology that could reduce reliance on the rare-earth minerals industry China mostly controls.
For many, Rolls-Royce means luxurious automobiles. And those are still being manufactured. But there’s another Rolls-Royce that doesn’t make cars.
CEO Christophe Beck is leveraging new technology to innovate for customers along the entire AI value chain—from chip manufacturing to data center operations.
In its new Minnetonka HQ, drone parts—among other products—are being produced on industrial 3D printers.
Phillips Distilling produces Sour Puss, a liqueur whose hot reputation in Canada was jeopardized by the Trump tariffs.
The magnet market is about to boom, says CEO Jonathan Rowntree.
The Plymouth facility is expected to open in 2027 for use in designing and testing cooling systems.
The manufacturer exceeded 2025 sales goals at a time of tariffs and other added costs.
The Bloomington-based company shows slow growth.
Bright Wood has more than 1,000 employees and operates five locations in the U.S.
Krishna explains how the Maple Plain–based company models the future of U.S. manufacturing.
It’s the second time in two years that nVent is expanding data center solutions manufacturing in the Twin Cities area.
An indifferent response to Graco’s departure creates uncertainty about the city’s economic and land-use priorities.
The free, two-day training is to arm the next generation of manufacturing workers with advanced technical skills.