At the pandemic’s three-year mark, many employees and employers are at odds over where work gets done.
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The closure will impact 680 employees, but Amazon says they will be offered transfers to other Twin Cities facilities.
The downtown Minneapolis events center hosted 218 events in 2022, still down from pre-pandemic levels. But leaders are optimistic for 2023.
Sherman Associates will partner with the Fhima family as it works to bring new life to the block at the corner of Washington and 3rd Avenue.
A quick look at the most populated courses at University of Minnesota's business school.
A $17.6 billion surplus means Walz gets to both spend money on new programs and cut taxes. Past state surpluses have mostly been in the $1 billion range.
He represented Minnesota’s biggest employers for 20 years on education, tax, and other key issues.
A new white paper by four University of Minnesota law school professors says the chatbot shows “considerable promise and peril.”
CEO Mike Roman says the job losses are "a necessary decision to align with adjusted production volumes.”
The Lakeville-based breakfast foods manufacturer attempted to trademark the name “OK Go!” in spring. That didn’t sit well with the band’s legal team.
Launched by Fair State Brewing Cooperative, the facility offers co-packing, storage, and distribution to state cannabis beverage brands.
The gap between the highest- and lowest-paid Minnesotans has fallen since 2017, according to recent state data.
Sheletta Brundidge is on a mission to ensure Minnesota legislators hear the voices of Black business owners.
This Eden Prairie company says its pivot to virtual production offers a more cost-effective and efficient option for clients.
It’s up two-tenths of a percent from November. But it remains historically low, according to the state’s monthly jobs report.
Amid inflationary period, the Warroad-based company boosts pay to attract and retain workers.