The great Minnesota calorie intake is here again, better and bigger than ever. As one of the longest standing get-togethers of the North Star State, starting in 1859, you can
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Target isn’t the only Minnesota-based retailer to record a substantial drop in profit this quarter. On Tuesday morning, Richfield-based electronics retailer Best Buy Co. Inc. reported net earnings of $306
While many Minnesotans pay close attention to a potential nurses strike in the days ahead, a smaller group of front-line workers on Tuesday aims to raise awareness about labor concerns
As an entrepreneur, sometimes you can spend months trying to fill an open position only to see it vacated within weeks of hiring. Such is the lesson Mossier founder Nick
With labor still in short supply, businesses are likely to hire workers who aren’t fully fluent in English. And it’s important that those workers understand safety instructions, especially if they’re
If you’re an veteran traveler, you know a few things about the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. First, it just works. Anybody that’s ever put up with the ramp congestion at
This month, we're releasing the 335th issue of Twin Cities Business, which marks the start of our 30th year of publishing. Flipping the page on a new decade got us thinking
In April 2020, many office workers trapped at home were summoned to “virtual happy hours,” complete with mindless games concocted by their employers. No matter if one rarely attended actual
Minneapolis-based accelerator Finnovation Lab on Tuesday announced its fifth cohort of impact-driven entrepreneurs. Finnegans Brewing Co. launched Finnovation Lab in 2017 to empower and support professionals and entrepreneurs who use
Dinkytown and Stadium Village are the commercial core of the University of Minnesota neighborhoods, but until recently, only students lived there, and the U was predominantly a commuter campus. But
Starting today, Twins fans can throw beach balls and donuts onto the field, destroy towers that erupt in the outfield and go fishing on the pitcher’s mound. Welcome to the
The MN Cup competition is a right of passage for homegrown startups in Minnesota. It’s a great opportunity to network with peers and get feedback on your business from industry
Earlier this year, TCB asked executives and business decision-makers for vendor recommendations in key business service categories. Hundreds of Minnesota businesses have already done their due diligence, so when it’s
The Tile Shop, a Minneapolis-based specialty retailer of natural stone and man-made tiles, has announced the launch of a $30 million share buyback program. The company’s board unanimously authorized the program
Mayo Clinic is partnering with a California startup to ramp up production of cutting-edge drugs to treat rare and complex diseases. On Monday, the clinic announced that it has established
WASHINGTON — As a leader in renewable energy resources, Minnesota could have an outsized impact from the climate change-fighting provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act. The bill, signed into law