The magnet market is about to boom, says CEO Jonathan Rowntree.
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Amid changing tides, brands should be vessels of trust and meaning.
Minneapolis biotech company aims to upend traditional disease management—with lozenges.
The Duluth-based electric utility announced that Google, which is behind the proposed Hermantown data center, would help fund clean energy projects.
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The Duluth-based electric utility announced that Google, which is behind the proposed Hermantown data center, would help fund clean energy projects.
Proposed bill would make it easier to build new housing.
The era of new pennies is officially over. Without a cash-rounding strategy, community banks are forced to figure out policies on their own.
Three organizations want to create a clean-energy ammonia source for farmers in southern Minnesota—by tapping a wind energy surplus.
Minnesota may be at the forefront of a new industry that builds resilience into the food system and complements olive oil.
The Rogers-based heat pump company may be on the cusp of major national growth.
The company beat estimated earnings per share for the fourth quarter and anticipates growth in every quarter this year.
Fairview already uses Q-rounds, and after closing a $1.8 million funding round, the Minneapolis tech company is ready to expand.
Expectations for corporate events shift over time. Twin Cities-based event planners and hosts share out-of-the-box ideas to surf the changing tides.
Corn production has increased by two bushels per acre annually, but we don’t have enough demand.
Mortenson is constructing the development’s office building, two restaurants, and a hotel.
Will fiber consolidation help or hinder border-to-border broadband access? And will business and residential customers benefit?
Passenger trains to Kansas City, Fargo, even Duluth remain mired in bureaucratic delay.
Purchase by Kristi Oman to prime downtown Minneapolis for more creative energy.
Chris Knutson on the cash-pay pharmacy model, plans for Truax's future, and incorporating AI without losing the human element