Labor shortage knocked the state out of consideration.
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The Chamber has united stakeholders in an organized effort to solve the state’s growing labor market problem.
The updates to the Brainerd Lakes resort are part of Cote Family Destinations’ $30 million brand-wide expansion project.
In shaping their plans, DFL Gov. Mark Dayton and Republican leaders have applied their own political philosophies on who should pay more or less, resulting in dramatically different proposals.
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In shaping their plans, DFL Gov. Mark Dayton and Republican leaders have applied their own political philosophies on who should pay more or less, resulting in dramatically different proposals.
The company, which grows greens indoors using a special method, plans to significantly increase production by next year.
Powered by the Mayo Clinic’s AI, research claims it can read blood potassium with a touch.
Shares of the Maple Grove sleep apnea device maker were up more than 50 percent on its opening day.
The owners of Osaka Sushi Hibachi Steak House admitted to using sales suppression software, avoid jail time through plea deal.
During the training, the employees gain skills before transitioning into actual jobs when someone retires or quits, or if new positions are created.
The Golden Valley music tech company is once again on track to surpass its crowdfunding goal.
The industry-leading company from Bloomington kicked off its new partnership with a hair-themed campaign tied to the Stanley Cup Finals.
Rockport Analytics, which provided traffic and spending amounts for Super Bowl LII in Minneapolis, assembled a financial impact report for the next major sporting event coming to U.S. Bank Stadium.
Current CFO and CIO Brian Murray will succeed Pat Ryan, effectively ending a run dating back to 1938 of Ryan family members leading the construction firm as CEO.
The co-op is thriving in the suburbs, despite the hottest grocery sector competition in decades.
The more than $560,000 in grants will aid expansion projects for businesses in four different cities throughout the state and create 49 jobs.
Stand Up! Records is sticking to comedy on vinyl, despite the challenges.
…But can it find enough tech workers?
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