The iconic donut maker exited the Minnesota market nearly 20 years ago. Why is it coming back now?
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About 475 workers at the company’s Wayzata headquarters will lose their jobs.
The Vadnais Heights-based manufacturer also announced plans to buy two European medical adhesive companies.
The beverage business leader on knowing how to grow and when to go.
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The beverage business leader on knowing how to grow and when to go.
The future of the storied mall comes into focus, with upgrades in progress.
The University of St. Thomas' Alec Johnson shares learnings from the other side.
NAIOP, the commercial real estate development association, recognizes this year's best projects, from medical offices to industrial buildings
The Edina-based spray tan studio is opening franchise locations in more states.
We took a look at higher ed enrollment figures across Minnesota.
The local tea brand shifts from food truck to cafe to wholesale.
The Minneapolis-based mattress maker says it won’t bow to pressure from Stadium Capital.
Phase one of the two-year Hennepin Avenue South reconstruction is complete, but the project is set to resume in the spring.
A new device known as the Pelvic Cradle aims to provide a more comfortable way for patients to get examinations.
Indiana-based Old National Bank, a publicly traded company, is set to acquire the privately owned St. Paul-based bank.
Building on several similar reports over the years, the council’s latest strategic plan includes a call for riverfront redevelopment.
Founders are hitting new hurdles in scaling packaged food brands. What sets the big winners apart?
Despite multiple problems in St. Paul’s core, Mark Henneman, Mairs & Power chairman, is making his home there.
At the organization's annual summit this week, local leaders took stock of the state’s recent economic performance.
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