According to a U.S. Census Bureau survey, the number of minority-owned companies in the U.S. grew by nearly 5 percent in 2014.
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Capella will lose some corporate jobs in Minneapolis, but the count is not known.
Makers of artisan goods have a new location to sell their one-of-a-kind products.
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How a local ad software startup is shifting its focus to change the future of ridesharing.
Business is hopping at Mighty Axe Hops.
There were double-digit increases for loans to businesses owned by women and veterans.
A recent talk by “Evicted” author Matthew Desmond shed light on the problem — and how little we know about it.
This was also Sally Smith’s last full quarter as CEO. A search for her replacement has been underway since the summertime when she announced her retirement.
Following the purchase, Meridian became the state’s largest behavioral health service provider based on staff and network size.
Enrollment this year grew at less than half the national rate.
Walchirk will officially take over the leadership role on November 20.
Founded in 1923 as Economics Laboratory, by 2017 Ecolab employed 38,000 workers in over 170 countries.
Prolific apartment developers part ways after 12 years.
The medtech company’s new name is borrowed from a company it purchased earlier in the month.
Early repots suggest renters could see an increase of roughly $8,700 over a 10-year span to their housing bill if Amazon brings its new headquarters to Minnesota.
The state’s unemployment rate ticked down to 3.7 percent, a 0.1 percent improvement over the prior month.
Twin Cities comes out on top in new ranking of 25 healthiest cities in U.S.
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