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A survey conducted by nonprofit organization The Solar Foundation found Minnesota’s solar job total has increased from 1,995 in 2015 to 4,602 in 2018, making it 15th in the nation for solar workforce size.
Dr. Noseworthy joins the board of the Minnetonka-based health service and insurance provider just two months after ending his nearly decade-long tenure as Mayo Clinic CEO.
By connecting researchers to experienced entrepreneurs, the program aims to help commercialize discoveries. Eight entities are already participating in the Launchpad.
As he replaces Tammy Lee, who’s taking a “leave of absence,” Platt will be the company’s third CEO in two years. Platt’s prior experience includes leading Wisconsin manufacturing company Multistack LLC.
HOM plans to build its biggest superstore yet to house all of its brands including Dock86 and the upscale Gabberts, the founding anchor of Edina's Galleria, since 1959.
Men should identify women who inspire them at work.
What you should know about Klobuchar’s politics and finances as the senator announces her presidential run.
There are no stupid questions when it comes to coordinating your event's catering, but don't forget to ask these five.
The capital will go partly toward a U.S. clinical trial for Nuvaira’s Lung Denervation System, a new market-alternative treatment of cardiovascular obstructive pulmonary disease.
The coffee company chose Girls on the Run International to receive a portion of proceeds this month.
The deal is aimed at helping Ecolab customers better understand its work in hygiene, food safety, and related products and practices.
The sale to global water management company Kurita Water Industries will allow Allete to invest in more clean energy opportunities.
The coffee company chose Girls on the Run International to receive a portion of proceeds this month.
Andrew Zimmern’s foray into restaurants is already the talk of the industry.
From 2010 to 2017, Minnesota had such a program, which rewards what can be a high-risk bet on entrepreneurs and nascent startups. Reinstating it has been a popular idea among lawmakers from both parties so far in the 2019 legislative session.