A ceremonial groundbreaking Tuesday will kick off construction. The line will begin at the Brooklyn Center Transit Center and travel down Brooklyn Boulevard, Penn Avenue and Olson Memorial Highway to downtown Minneapolis.
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The San Francisco-based bank is looking to have a more than 300,000-square-foot addition constructed to its existing parking lot to accommodate the new workers.
L.T. Rich is known for its line of Z-Spray and Z-Plug brand of spreaders, sprayers and aerators.
The purchase is Marco’s 11th in the last two years.
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The purchase is Marco’s 11th in the last two years.
Up to 150 jobs in the regional nonprofit’s sales, technology and administrative services departments will be created in the process.
The new facility will house its fast-growing CNC machining operations.
Four of the locations set to close are in Minnesota.
The community bank’s shares finished at $12.85 Thursday after two days of public trading.
The speech was shorter and more personal than his previous addresses, and he used it to both look back at his time as governor and describe where he sees Minnesota going after he’s gone.
The follow-on investment in Helix's $200 million Series B round furthers Mayo’s goal to ‘democratize’ patient knowledge.
A ‘dipstick’ test for urinary tract infections could one day be available in drugstores.
Allison O’Toole will move on to United States of Care as MNsure’s COO will replace her as acting CEO.
A report found that nurse recruitment and retention expenses will raise hospital operating costs.
Portland developer Kevin Cavenaugh doesn't build a lot of traditional buildings. What he is known for -and what he came to Minneapolis to talk about - is building smaller.
Less than two years after merging with St. Paul-based GovDelivery, leading government software solutions provider Granicus is expanding with a new acquisition.
Two investors who collectively own 60 percent of Cogentix Medical have already approved the deal's terms.
The fast food chain said the relocation would improve efficiencies and allow it to upgrade technology and create a new test kitchen.
Local employers added 2,500 jobs in January, which didn't help much to boost Minnesota's job growth rate of 0.7 percent-currently less than half the national average of 1.5 percent.