Portico Benefit Services is the latest downtown Minneapolis company that has unveiled plans to move to the suburbs.
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The Elk River-based company will use the facility for medical device contract manufacturing.
The award-winning chef is at home running restaurants in hotels—just don’t call this a “hotel restaurant.”
The nonprofit has provided grants to 10 health-oriented businesses along Lake Street.
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The nonprofit has provided grants to 10 health-oriented businesses along Lake Street.
“Uneven effects of the pandemic” still a factor.
Streaming movies at home means more demand for furniture. HOM will turn a shuttered 20-screen theater into a retail complex.
The city of Rochester has now topped $1 billion in investment since 2013.
The Bloomington-based chipmaker hopes to raise $75 million in an initial public offering.
But immigrant entrepreneurship in Minnesota lags rest of U.S.
The U.K.-based professional services firm will lease more than 30,000 square feet of office space at the Dayton’s Project.
Program only available to firms in northeastern Minnesota
Four companies saw notable sales declines in 2020.
Peace Coffee, probiotic juice shot brand So Good So You, and agriculture insights firm
Startup now offering its own health plan, Comfort
The Twin Cities-based airline’s share prices grew by more than 50 percent after its initial public offering.
Twin Cities inventory of homes for sale hits 20-year low.
The team gets prepared to re-christen downtown with more than a little uncertainty.
The funding, provided by engine maker Cummins, will be distributed to local Black-owned businesses in the form of grants and forgivable loans. The nonprofit will accept applications through March 24.