That marks a downturn from the same quarter last year.
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A new initiative launched by the Minneapolis Downtown Improvement District aims to get 100 bathrooms opened to the public.
Local store owners say a proposal to redevelop a nearby city-owned parking lot could drive businesses away from the shopping district.
That’s the largest fundraising round at a Minnesota company this year.
Scott Kennedy, who worked at Target for 14 years, has been named Caribou’s chief financial officer.
The news marks the retailer’s latest shot across the bow at Amazon.
The funds will help expand the scope of SkyWater’s tech offerings and help keep the chip industry in the U.S., company officials say.
Minnesota lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have come out in support of ethanol and biodiesel, which they believe could help boost agriculture and reduce carbon emissions.
Toro has signed a three-year agreement to be the preferred supplier of United Kingdom-based idverde in France, the UK, and Holland.
Higher education offers courses and degree programs for people launching businesses, but it also connects entrepreneurs with mentors and incubator spaces.
A look at how the long-troubled, Minnetonka-based Famous Dave's of America Inc. is faring.
The program comes less than a year after the company rebranded amid significant revenue declines.
The deal follows a recent partnership with TV provider Dish.
Amid a continued labor shortage, the state’s unemployment rate fell a tenth of a percent from August to September.