In 2022, home interest rates more than doubled, inflation rose, and statewide median home prices reached a new record high. All of these factors played a role in the state
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Minneapolis-based professional services firm Salo LLC will soon become part of a giant publicly traded company. On Wednesday, Los Angeles-based global management consulting firm Korn Ferry announced that it has
Roseville-based plant biotech company Calyxt on Tuesday announced it will merge with San Diego-based agricultural technology company Cibus. Calyxt first hinted at the possibility of a merger in September 2022.
An unprecedented $75 million gift from billionaire philanthropists Lee and Penny Anderson will enable the University of St. Thomas to build an on-campus athletic arena that will become home to
Deena Winter is one of the more prolific journalists in town, batting out report after report on state and local politics for the Minnesota Reformer, a nonprofit newsroom launched in
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Toronto-based legal and financial services giant Thomson Reuters plans to sell off part of its sprawling campus in Eagan, though the company says it will maintain a presence in the
Vergent Bioscience is developing a drug to help patients recover from cancer—but perhaps not in the way you might expect. The drug is a fluorescent imaging agent known as VGT-309,
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Last week, the Federal Trade Commission proposed a plan to ban noncompete clauses across the nation. These clauses, which the FTC called "exploitative" practices, typically restrict employees' ability to work
Southwest Florida’s ties to Minnesota are longstanding. Communities such as Naples, Fort Myers, and Sanibel are many Minnesotans’ personal slice of nirvana—an escape from long winters. So when Hurricane Ian
A few days ago Common Roots Café in Minneapolis shut down, suspiciously soon after being notified it was the subject of a union organizing effort. The 15 year-old business was
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Don Samuels’ defeat in his campaign for Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District was a double-edged sword for the Twin Cities. As one of 435 members of the U.S. House, his brand
After a rise in shooting incidents at the Mall of America in the last year, the largest mall in the country has announced an increase in security measures, seen and
At Anthony Ostlund Louwagie Dressen & Boylan, “flexibility,” pre-pandemic, meant being in the office unless you were on a work trip or vacation. But when the downtown Minneapolis law firm