Under the deal, the Minnesota Municipal Power Agency will purchase 200 megawatts of energy from a new wind farm in Jackson County, Minn.
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Zean Nielsen replaces co-founder Dale Klapmeier, a 2015 inductee into the Minnesota Business Hall of Fame.
Survey: Resort and campground operators expect revenue to grow this summer
Facebook screenshots circulating Tuesday allegedly show Cheers Minneapolis owner Emad Abed making several antisemitic remarks.
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Facebook screenshots circulating Tuesday allegedly show Cheers Minneapolis owner Emad Abed making several antisemitic remarks.
Pharmaceutical company plans expansion to Maple Grove campus as Minnesota's pharma biotech sector continues to grow
The city’s minimum wage will grow to $11 and $12.25 for small and large businesses, respectively. The change marks the third increase in a year and a half.
He and Land O’Lakes Inc. Beth Ford are the only Minneapolis-based business leaders to serve on the national organization’s board.
The bar's owner has abandoned plans to raise funds from the community to purchase the building.
Family businesses that want to keep the company in the family need a clear and realistic succession plan.
Minneapolis LGBTQ activism nonprofit Mossier is hosting the first ever annual Proud to Work MN conference on Friday. The event will teach Fortune 500 HR reps how to create more open workplaces, and why companies should care.
How Minnesota startup NightWare is working to combat PTSD in military veterans.
Who's helping whom? From banks to Best Buy, mentorship, increasingly, goes both ways.
How a southern Minnesota town has attracted international investment and welcomed change without losing its roots.
Single-family homes are on the downtrend, but multi-family units appear to be on the rise.
The largest market growth was seen in Europe.
At its upcoming PGA Tour stop, 3M hopes to boost the ‘experiential’ factor for guests—and its own brand reputation.
He’s taking a new job as president of a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit focused on addressing inequality.
The Minneapolis-based investment company is selling part of its Advisory Research Inc. (ARI) division to Tortoise Capital and the rest to ARI executive Matthew Swaim. It will use the funds to focus on its banking platforms.