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Politics + Public Policy

MN Attorney General Cracks Down on Defiant Restaurants

The state’s top lawyer is taking legal action against three more Minnesota establishments that have reopened for indoor dining, despite the governor’s most recent executive order. Most restaurants in the state have been compliant, AG’s spokesman says.

Banking + Finance

Covid-19 Heightens Demand for Cashless Payments

Two Minneapolis companies, Branch and ProPoint Solutions, team up to offer digital pay and tipping for national salon franchises.

Politics + Public Policy

What the New Federal Covid Relief Bill Means for Minnesota

Among other things, the bill will provide the state with a share of $25 billion for rental assistance. Missing, however, is any direct aid to state and city governments.

Retail

A Few Happy Returns From a Season of Shopping Online

Walmart just introduced a simplified online return process. Nordstrom offers curbside returns. Will other retailers follow their lead?

Person of the Year

Greg Cunningham: Seizing the ‘Biggest Opportunity’

U.S. Bank chief diversity officer Greg Cunningham advocates investments over charity to close the racial wealth gap.

Commentary

Unwrapping Your Brand’s True Value

How to strike the right balance between deliverables and messaging.

The Archive

Maneuver to Mobile

Meet three businesses that transformed their operations with the help of mobile business manufacturer Chameleon Concessions.

Media

No Huddle Sundays

Did WCCO Radio’s signature sports show die with Sid Hartman?

Opus

Su O’Sullivan

Village Bank

Arvig

Opus

Pete Conlon

Padilla

The Archive

My Entrepreneurial Journey Part 6: End of Year Reflection

Perspective on a year of starting up, and affordable resources that can help to build your business.

Marvin Profit-Sharing </br> Exceeds $15 Million

Business + Economy

Marvin Profit-Sharing
Exceeds $15 Million

Despite the pandemic, Warroad-based Marvin finished 2020 with a substantial profit because of a strong rebound in the housing sector.

Real Estate + Development

Davis Medical Investors Eyes $250M Medical Office Portfolio

Health care real estate remains strong amid pandemic.

Honors

Dr. Andrew Badley: Man vs. Virus

Mayo’s Dr. Andrew Badley leads teams of clinicians and researchers in the fight against Covid-19.

Fredrikson & Byron Leases 178,000 Square Feet at 60 South Sixth

Deal signals vote of confidence in downtown Minneapolis.

Business + Economy

Minnesota Loses Jobs, But Unemployment Rate Declines in November

DEED commissioner: “Our recovery is not going to be linear.”

The Archive

‘Work from Wherever, Forever:’ Qumu Gives Up Office Space

Taking a cue from Twitter, video tech company makes remote work permanent.

Business + Economy

Mpls Downtown Council to Distribute $1.6M in Small Business Grants

Target and other major downtown employers contributed funds that will support independent restaurants, retailers, and venues in the central business district.