In a letter, the governors asked Trump to find ways to lessen the impact of the waivers on farmers.
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The university is partnering with Quill Security Technology to implement software that provides real-time data on security risks.
Based on 300 responses to a survey conducted by state tourism agency Explore Minnesota, a majority of lodging businesses saw revenue gains this summer.
The company is staying in downtown Minneapolis, but it’s moved to roomier digs.
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The company is staying in downtown Minneapolis, but it’s moved to roomier digs.
The developer has secured permitting for a 92-unit apartment building in St. Paul’s Capitol Heights neighborhood.
Madre rebrands as Mother to fend off cultural appropriation accusations.
The “Drive Up” service reaches the milestone just two years after it debuted.
The merger is aimed at expanding the Midwestern firms’ geographic footprint.
In a letter to the Department of Justice, Klobuchar asks for an investigation following news reports of the two companies failing to comply with conditions of their 2010 merger.
For Renee Alexander, marketing the Minnesota State Fair is a year-round gig. In a Q&A, she talks about changes to the fair's marketing strategies over the last decade.
To keep pace with inflation, large employers’ minimum wage rate will increase to $10 an hour, while small employers’ rate will move to $8.15.
Less than two years after Cargill’s initial investment in the alternative protein company, Cargill’s latest contribution will help operationalize a Dawson facility, adding 90 area jobs and doubling Puris’ pea protein production capabilities.
The company says it’s halting industrial manufacturing of pottery to pursue other business opportunities.
The fourth Hy-Vee store of its kind, the Lakeville location will be the first in Minnesota. It’s designed to cater toward consumer convenience needs, offering a quicker grocery experience.
The company aims to open five “Caribou Cabins” in Minnesota over the next few months.
The scoop behind Lucky Cricket’s seven-week closure.
The ceremony follows TCF’s merger with Detroit-based Chemical Financial Corp.
The organization has brought on five industry heavyweights to help advance its “healthcare transformation initiative.”