Slated to close in the first quarter of 2024, the deal could include “additional contingent payments” based on Relievant’s sales.
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Local employees of the banking giant are now required to spend three days a week in the office.
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Erin DuPree, who was tapped to lead Minnesota's new Office of Cannabis Management last week, has asked that Gov. Tim Walz withdraw her appointment after news stories raised questions about her business dealings.
It's all about putting yourself out there and seeing what sticks, says co-founder of Lumberjack Technologies Jack Jorgensen.
The new group is tasked with helping improve education for medical workers in Minnesota.
At a Twin Cities Startup Week event this week, a panel of sustainability-oriented developers talked about ongoing climate challenges in the industry.
A small business owner herself, Dupree calls the state's cannabis industry a "startup" and believes local, craft businesses should be at its core.
The state’s labor woes will only get worse as Baby Boomers exit the workforce, according to a new report commissioned by the Minnesota Business Partnership.
The nVent CEO has produced strong revenue growth while diversifying her workforce and advancing sustainability goals.
Artificial intelligence is all the rage in business circles these days. At a handful of Twin Cities Startup Week events, local business leaders weigh in on the future of the technology.
Minnesota’s largest startup competition presented its top award to the Minneapolis-based developer of a reactor that removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
The women's specialty chain is now an equity owner in Jaxen Grey, paving the way for national expansion of Michael Druskin’s popular shop.
The on-demand legal advice platform has expanded its coverage and partnered with a new legal services insurance provider.
In a letter, Stadium Capital Management pushed for a refresh of the Minneapolis company’s board amid troubling financial performance.
The Eagan-based company aims to increase patient access to a new device designed to treat carpal tunnel syndrome faster and with less recovery time.