The developer also announces Pulte Homes, Presbyterian Homes as new housing partners.
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Proceeds could top $200 million.
Despite its own business challenges due to Covid-19, the popular hometown brand is giving $42,000 worth of ice cream to Second Harvest Heartland and hopes to double it.
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Pending sales are up nearly 8 percent for June, but inventory is scarce.
City delays demolition of vacant big box retail store.
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With heightened uncertainty, technology fatigue, and fears of job stability, workers may be less productive than usual during the pandemic. Experts weigh in on what employers can do to support them.
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Less than a year after opening on a block in Minneapolis that has become a memorial to George Floyd, the local kitchenwares store shifts its current focus to online and says, "The community should decide the best use for our current space."
In many cases, it makes more sense to sell a family business instead of passing it to the next generation to operate.
Downtowns suddenly have too much of it, our medical system too little.
While restaurants struggle to stay afloat, delivery services continue to charge their partners high fees.
The CEO of Xena Therapies discusses her change in strategy to avoid letting Covid-19 derail her rollout of cool therapy medical devices.
TN Marketing will keep the subscription crafting site’s content alive in the deal, which gives the local firm an audience of 3.5 million.
SoulCycle, Barry's Bootcamp reconsider expansion plans.
Peace Coffee CEO Lee Wallace says “companies need to step up.”
For a lucky few businesses—particularly those in the fields of health care, distance
learning, and delivery—the pandemic actually expedited success.