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Workforce + Talent

Workers at Vertical Endeavors Seek Union Recognition

Employees at six locations of the climbing gym franchise aim to join the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 663 chapter.

Funding

Entrepreneur Scott Burns Becomes Partner with Mairs & Power

After selling Structural last fall, Burns joins the St. Paul-based venture fund.

Economy

Some, But Not All, Minnesota Tribes Win Big on Gaming Revenue

Tribes whose reservations are in the north of the state, or otherwise farther away from the Twin Cities, are as dependent on gaming revenues as wealthier tribes, even though they receive far less gambling money.

3M Settles Earplug Litigation for $6B

The Maplewood-based manufacturing giant is set to pay the settlement between 2023 and 2029.

Technology

Minnesota Wild Secure Corporate Partners With an Assist from AI

The NHL franchise worked with Demand Sports to connect with new business prospects.

Performing Philanthropy

How Can Nonprofits Plan Amid Uncertainty?

With accelerating change, organizations need strategies that enable leaders to quickly modify nonprofit activities.

Real Estate

How Long Can Uptown’s Malaise Last?

Signs of hope, but surprisingly little progress, three years after a summer from hell in Uptown Minneapolis

EisnerAmper

Becky Munson

Veritiv

Veritiv Corporation

Aim Higher Foundation

Ricky Austin

Moss & Barnett

Ryan P. Barlow

Alerus

Becky Walen

Adolfson & Peterson Construction

Brad Hendrickson

Agriculture

USDA Officials Tout Solar Projects in Minnesota

Speaking at the Minnesota State Fair on Friday, a smattering of public and private sector leaders highlighted two “agrivoltaic” projects underway in the state.

Agriculture

Little Farm Hands Marks 20 Years at the State Fair

For two decades, this Minnesota State Fair interactive exhibit has helped teach children about where their food comes from.

Politics + Public Policy

Behind Minneapolis Mayor Frey’s Veto on Rideshare Ordinance

Mayor Jacob Frey has vetoed a city ordinance that would have locked in higher pay for rideshare drivers, but he says Uber has now agreed to guarantee that its drivers make a minimum wage.

Accelerators

Finnovation Lab Announces Sixth Cohort

Nine local entrepreneurs have been selected for the Finnovation Fellowship Program, which runs from September to June.

Technology

What’s Next for QR Codes in Restaurants?

Some loved them. Some hated them. Everyone used them during the height of the pandemic. Just as suddenly as they came, many disappeared. What now?

Retail

Adam Turman’s ‘Deep Local’ Art is Big Business at the MN State Fair

Minnesota's popular pop artist will triple the size of his Minnesota State Fair Grandstand booth this year.

HR Confidential

Advice on Finding the Job You Didn’t Expect to Be Seeking

After a few years of employees calling the shots, the tables have turned once again.

Health Care + Med Tech

International Mental Health Pros Struggle to Get Minnesota Licensure

Because of the state's complex licensing requirements, some internationally trained mental health professionals say they haven’t been able to practice at a level equal to their education and experience since moving to the state.