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A U of M mechanical engineering professor’s startup is the winner of this year’s MN Cup competition. The startup, known as BlueCube Bio, builds products that help preserve specialized cells
Charlie Weaver wants to convince Minnesotans and policymakers that big business isn’t a bad thing. That’s not entirely surprising; that’s part of his job as executive director of the Minnesota
In a surprise move announced late Tuesday afternoon, St. Paul-based American Public Media Group announced that the board is beginning a search to replace Jon McTaggart, its current president and
Jamie Dimon, chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase & Co., is one of the biggest names on Wall Street. But on Monday Dimon was “in” Minneapolis, appearing virtually via Zoom
Last November, Debbie Schwake was named CMO for BLM Technologies (BLMTech), a Plymouth-based provider of turnkey technology services for financial services, health care organizations, and other sectors. Having served a
Minneapolis-based Bright Health remains a money magnet like no other in Minnesota. On Tuesday morning the company announced raising another $500 million in financing through its Series E funding round.
A range of struggling boutiques, restaurants, and art galleries will soon find a new temporary home at the Mall of America. On Monday, the mall said it plans to provide
Every day starts the same: wake up, shower, get dressed. Then I commute to my local coffee shop, which happens to be a machine in my parents’ kitchen. This is
Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s name won’t appear on the ballot in the 2020 election, but that doesn’t mean she is sitting out the campaign season. With November elections less than
The past few months have been marked by uncertainty and unrest. Elected officials have done what they can to lead through a summer of civil unrest and continued pandemic fallout.
Minnesota’s unemployment rate dropped for the third month in a row in August, though state officials are bracing for a possible economic downturn over the fall and winter. Last month,
3M on Monday pledged to spend $50 million on racial equity initiatives over the next five years. That will include $5 million in scholarships through the United Negro College Fund,
Throughout August and September, Twin Cities Business is hosting online conversations with executives from each of the 10 companies that received our 2020 Minnesota Manufacturing Excellence Awards. You can register
Construction on office amenities within the hotly anticipated, long-delayed Dayton’s Project—a $200 million-plus reimagining of the landmark Nicollet Mall department store—is complete, including a library, rooftop terrace and fitness center
Another Minnesota mall has fallen behind on its mortgage payment. On Monday, commercial real estate data firm Trepp LLC reported that the Crossroads Center mall in St. Cloud is delinquent