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“Find Your True North” ads launch this spring to promote the state’s $15.3 billion tourism industry.
New York-based Arkadium’s InHabit technology will use data collected by Sportradar, which has U.S. headquarters in Minneapolis, to spice up online sports articles.
Minnesota companies get smart with apps, AI, software, and other innovations.
TV/radio personality Jason Matheson’s Goofy fixation is the subject of his latest media project.
Towns across the state bid for the right to be the official host of the fishing opener. Oftentimes, the exclusivity can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Rejuvenate, invigorate, and motivate your colleagues with a luxurious spa experience.
Your top networking options this February.
Between lunges and squats, the founder of Get Healthy U is tethered to her rose gold laptop. But even at the office, she's in motion.
Record low temps? Nothing more than a great marketing opportunity in the north.
Recreational marijuana probably isn’t coming to Minnesota this year. But the debate at Legislature has already become largely about when, not if, it will happen.
Rep. Zack Stephenson’s bill would appropriate $2.5 million to the Department of Employment and Economic Development to oversee the program and guarantee any defaults by workers. No interest could be charged during a shutdown or for 90 days after the end of a shutdown.
Last year’s MN Cup winner HabitAware emerged as the overall winner of the competition, taking home $400,000 in financing.
Shared workspace options are growing at a rapid clip, although The Riveter focuses on women workers and entrepreneurs.
Rhode Island-based UNFI alleges that during the transaction process, the advisors on its $2.9 billion deal for Eden Prairie-based Supervalu last July schemed UNFI out of more than $140 million.
Millions of dollars in loans to Minnesota small businesses were on hold.
New Publisher Kyra Ostendorf explains why she’s optimistic about the future of children’s print books.
Participating brands set to receive assistance with pitch and product development through the annual program include skincare companies from Australia, a New York-based haircare company, and more.