Cold, a software platform to help companies manage sustainability compliance, completes a $2.65 million pre-seed round.
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The pioneering Minneapolis-based retail tech company calls it quits after a decade. Founders tried until the end to secure a path forward.
Born in St. Louis Park, the new crowdfunding app hopes to bring greater fan influence to the chaotic world of college athlete compensation.
The fifth acquisition or exit for the Minnesota tech entrepreneurs, Lucy's Answer Engine becomes part of a suite of AI tools for enterprise organizations.
The company has opened a new plant in Minneapolis—the start of its big plans to market its sustainable magnet technology.
The company has reached a deal with the city to purchase 79 acres of land for the 150,000-square-foot facility.
A Florida-based private equity firm is now the majority owner of the Minneapolis-based IT services firm.
How the founder of an AI custom apparel startup stays confident, even when delayed and over budget.
A former Target employee embarks on a mission to improve accessibility in museums.
Chris Heim, a tech executive and small town mayor, takes the reins after the passing of longtime CEO and founder Jim Wolford.
Meet two local companies participating in the second round of the MSP Equity Accelerator program, which is aimed at improving business outcomes for underrepresented founders.
The acquisition by Syracuse, New York-based Impel is aimed at building the “first end-to-end” AI sales and marketing platform for the automotive industry.
The Bloomington mall has partnered with Israel-based tech firm Corsight AI to help spot “persons of interest.”
Aaron Shilts, CEO and president of Minneapolis-based NetSPI, says the purchase “rounds out” the company’s cybersecurity offerings.
Polar Semiconductor plans to use the funds on a major facility expansion project that would double its current production capacity.
CodeLaunch, a highly produced startup event described as “part competition, part raucous event and trade show,” will take place in Minneapolis for the first time.
The second Sistech Conference was nearly canceled due to a funding gap, but the community rallied together to help.
The employment screening tech startup has signed a multi-year lease for a sixth-floor office in the 100 Washington Square building.