Local residents can tour and taste the beer at the new Warehouse District brewery at a grand opening next month-and they can buy six packs at metro-area liquor stores as of this week.
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With the closure of the regional airline's Eagan office, about 200 of the company's 800 jobs in the state will reportedly be cut, and it's unclear how many workers will be offered other jobs at the company's Memphis, Tennessee office.
Minnesota's manufacturers are having a difficult time finding qualified workers to fill open positions; meanwhile, there has been an uptick in demand for IT workers in Minnesota and across the country, according to several recent reports.
A new report estimates that the state's employees suffered 76,700 nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses last year, representing about 3.9 injuries per 100 full-time workers.
Duke Realty Corporation sold the MoneyGram Tower and the 1600 Tower in St. Louis Park as part of a $1.08 billion deal under which 82 buildings were sold nationwide.
Minneapolis officials, who have mostly remained on the sidelines since the Vikings announced their support for an Arden Hills plan, are now re-entering stadium talks; part of the mayor's plan involves an increased sales tax.
Miromatrix Medical, Inc.-which is about to move to a laboratory in Glencoe-and Atlanta-based RedPrairie Corporation separately announced last week that the former governor has joined their boards of directors.
Golden Valley-based Winmark Corporation led the Minnesota companies on Forbes' list, ranking 11th overall.
And a salute to family businesses--and family time.
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Overcoming fear and anxiety to finish the year strong.
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Barry Rubin rewrites his business plan for his newer customers.
Harvey Mackay gets in touch with the social media age.
Microsoft’s gaming technology hands marketers a cool new tool to play with.
Design agency Ideas That Kick designed the Juil line—and sells them.