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Minnesota’s unemployment rate has hit a record low for the second month in a row. In May, the state’s unemployment rate was 2 percent, down from 2.2 percent in April.
Inver Grove Heights-based CHS Inc. this summer will begin constructing a new grain facility in the northwestern Minnesota town of Erskine. Slated to open in fall 2023, the facility will
The future of Uptown Minneapolis is experiential, apparently. As national retailers continue to pull out of the area, a group of experiential-minded entrepreneurs is poised to take their place. On
St. Louis Park-based Radisson Hotel Group Americas is coming under new ownership. On Monday, Maryland-based Choice Hotels International announced that it has reached a deal to acquire the franchise business,
Accelerator programs abound in the Twin Cities. Look to any of the 16 Fortune 500 companies based here, and you’ll quickly find that many of them operate some sort of
Editor's note: TCB is chronicling Nick Alm's business progress with his Minneapolis-based consultancy Mossier in Founder's Journal, a StartMN project. During Pride Month, when he experiences a huge uptick in
A “tech for good” pioneer who served as an Ashoka Fellow for social entrepreneurship and a White House Champion of Change under President Barack Obama, Steven Clift is channeling his
Nine Minnesota entrepreneurs on Thursday were named regional winners in professional services firm Ernst & Young LLP’s annual Entrepreneur of the Year Award program. At a ceremony at the Fillmore
People who bought patio furniture and casual apparel a year ago are now getting out of the house. Demand for groceries and cosmetics is up, while demand for home supplies
In her first year as the top executive of American Public Media Group (APMG), Jean Taylor on Wednesday announced that an anonymous donor has given $56 million to Minnesota Public
Two weeks after a mass shooting in Texas that left 19 children dead, chief executives at 10 Minnesota hospitals have declared gun violence a public health crisis. In a joint
St. Paul-based workstation manufacturer Ergotron is trading hands again. Late last week, Ergotron’s London-based parent company Melrose Industries PLC announced that it has reached a deal to sell the firm
For a year, they argued over how Minnesota’s congressional and legislative maps should be redrawn. Now they’re arguing over how much money state taxpayers should pay them for their effort.
WCCO-TV chief morning anchor Jason DeRusha, who announced in May he was leaving TV to pursue other opportunities, will join WCCO Radio as its PM drive host on June 27.
The future of the fast-food drive-through is here and Minnesota is at the forefront. The two-story Taco Bell Defy – a project in the works since August of last year