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After cutting back on R&D and capital expenditures in recent quarters, Minnesota businesses are bracing for reductions in overall production, revenue and operating profits.
New tenants all but complete former Block E, validating developers’ vision.
Empty-nesters and young professionals are driving demand for a growing number of upscale apartments in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
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Empty-nesters and young professionals are driving demand for a growing number of upscale apartments in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Twin Cities Business’ extensive guide to Minnesota meeting and event facilities.
Behind the state's deal to bring new jobs to Hoyt Lakes.
The space aims to encourage further collaboration between the company’s design team and other departments such as research and development.
The only facility sold by the company will still result in a loss. The other plants will bring about charges related to severance payments and asset write-offs.
City code governing vote was not valid under state law.
As early trials show promise, ‘serial biotech entrepreneur’ Steve Gorlin signs on.
A look at MN-REACH grant winners can provide some future market insight.
The controversy revolved around the med-tech company’s 2006 purchase of cardiovascular device maker Guidant.
Four of the top 10 highest-rated local health care systems in U.S. are located in the state.
Despite private exchange losses, Minnesota insurer posts strong growth.
The startup is reorganizing around smaller, more nimble teams as it continues to grow.
The tile and supplies retailer also released a new design app aimed at bolstering consumer confidence in their purchases.
Med-tech veteran takes helm, while reason for John Schellhorn's exit from the private med-tech company remain unclear.
Median sales prices for homes in the metro area reached $242,000 in June — a record that was driven largely by low supply and high demand in the market.