For those in need of networking, connection, and a workspace, co-working has taken off over the last few years with the amount of space in the Twin Cities alone more than tripling
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The reality that some temporary closures may become permanent in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic is hitting home for employees and members of one of the Twin Cities longest
Responding to the intense need for testing, the Mayo Clinic Laboratories has expanded its ability to process coronavirus tests. This comes in the midst of ongoing confusion surrounding COVID-19 testing,
Coronavirus continues to spread, with the number of confirmed cases in Minnesota increasing to 77, and the global number hurdling into 214,894 as of Wednesday. The pandemic is continuing to
The layoffs are starting in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis. Wayzata Home Products LLC shuttered its business on March 13, a move that means 141 local employees lost their
Breweries and food trucks have become ubiquitous over the last decade. Trucks serve as the house canteen for brewery customers (most don’t have kitchens). Food truck owner Lana Thomas says
U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar on Tuesday introduced a bill to reform antitrust law. The proposal is aimed at deterring competitive abuses, preventing harm to consumers, and improving the government’s ability
Launch Minnesota, an initiative started by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development in October, has awarded $344,000 in Innovation Grants to 13 tech startups. Most of the money
By 2030, Minneapolis city leaders hope three out of every five trips in the city will be taken by foot, bike, or transit. That’s one of the overarching goals of
New developments push vacancy rates higher, while demand for more amenities drives higher rents.
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Kate Barr of Propel Nonprofits says organizations face demographic and funding shifts as well as workforce shortage and governance challenges.
The state's newest nonprofit news outlet focuses on state politics, but it won't disclose backers.
So you’ve got scribbled notes and ideas in your journal, in the “notes” app on your smartphone, on your laptop at home, your desktop at work, on soiled napkins, and,