The mall is donating 5,000 square feet of space for more than a dozen businesses impacted by civil unrest and the pandemic.
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Developers of the landmark downtown Minneapolis building are putting in another $7 million to create move-in ready office spaces with social distancing.
The Crossroads Center in St. Cloud is now delinquent on a nearly $90 million loan.
Over the next three years, the Minneapolis-based retailer plans to increase the number of Black employees by 20 percent.
"The road to recovery is going to be slow,” spokeswoman says.
The heritage boot brand looks to hire 80 new employees and will promote openings for other companies as part of its #LaborDayON campaign.
The first half of 2020 was brutal for regional shopping centers, but slowly, retail leases are getting signed.
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Now-global brand will return to Minnesota.
After almost five months closed due to Covid-19, the Mall of America theme park will reopen with limited capacity and strict safety protocols.
Small businesses hope online exposure through a State Fair marketplace will help them recoup some of what they’ve lost due to Covid-19.
Best Buy, Target, Lunds & Byerlys join trend of requiring face coverings for customers. Cities around the state and the airport follow suit.
City delays demolition of vacant big box retail store.
Less than a year after opening on a block in Minneapolis that has become a memorial to George Floyd, the local kitchenwares store shifts its current focus to online and says, "The community should decide the best use for our current space."
Big companies were not immune from damage amid civil unrest.
Following months of virus-related closures and subsequent riot damage, local businesses now face a new challenge to reopening: glass repair backlogs.
CEO also cites “government-mandated hibernation” among challenges
The retailer promised to hit the $15 an hour mark by the end of the year.
Those choosing to reopen are prepared to sanitize surfaces, wear masks, screen employees, and maintain social distance.