A roundup of business news from around the state, curated by TCB editors
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If you were talking, texting, or tweeting about South Dakota’s new anti-meth ads, the campaign did its job, Minneapolis ad agency says. Not everyone agrees.
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During GiveMN’s annual “Give to the Max Day,” the nonprofit logged a record $21.7 million in donations, marking the fourth year that donations have bested the prior year’s amount.
The company appointed Paypal and Salesforce veteran Patrick Chan to lead its new Canadian headquarters in Toronto.
Welcome to the boomtown for shared office space.
When companies define specific business challenges they want to solve, then they're poised to take advantage of data analytics.
Amid steady growth around the world, the construction equipment maker is expanding a plant in outstate Minnesota and opening a new 'global collaboration center' in downtown Minneapolis.
As part of the deal, investor Mark Cuban will have a 25 percent stake in Long Lake-based Dog Threads.
He takes the reins from Gary Cunningham, who left in June.
Vireo Health has named Shaun Nugent chief financial officer. He joins the company after stints at Sun Country Airlines and Life Time Fitness.
After two months of declines, the state’s unemployment rate remained flat at 3.2 percent in October.
Food manufacturing, accounting for about 700 firms that make up about 15 percent of all manufacturing jobs in Minnesota and is driven by firms like General Mills held relatively steady through the Great Recession has seen a 4 percent increase in jobs since 2013.
Slated to open Nov. 20, the store takes the place of longtime tenant Tucci Benucch.
