The magnet market is about to boom, says CEO Jonathan Rowntree.
Manufacturing
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.
Amid tariff uncertainty, the St. Paul-based CEO holds product prices steady on athleisure apparel.
The move allows Bloomington-based TKDA to offer more services in-house, with hopes of expansion across the United States.
The $300 million center in Iowa will turn locally grown corn into a plant-based chemical that can be used to make consumer goods.
Initiative aims to help all sizes of companies deal with supply chain and other issues in a volatile world economy.
The snowmobile maker's new owner plans to reengage workforce.
Plymouth-based J&E Companies, closing Minnesota locations, cites “financial difficulties and circumstances.”
CEO Dave Bozeman says the logistics company is helping customers navigate the unsettled trade environment.
Tariff whiplash impedes reliable business planning and long-term investment. The result is about as complicated as a game of chess.
Nearly 100 employees will be laid off.