After shipping its ‘Orenda’ line of food dehydrators to dozens of countries around the world, the company has tweaked the product for use in the United States.
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On its 65th anniversary, the Minnesota power sports vehicle maker has rolled out a new tagline, logo, corporate name, and focus to welcome a more diverse customer base.
The Minneapolis-based payment solutions company has chosen to go public in Australia because it’s “years ahead” of the U.S. in terms of payment technologies.
The company’s stores allow customers to test out tech products before buying.
The new Motion Medical will accelerate the development of medical technology and new minimally invasive treatments for “unmet medical needs.”
The acquisition is expected to boost the digital capabilities and global reach of both companies.
Defendant used “sham businesses” and created a “fake religious organization” to hide income and assets
The Republican politician, who lost his House seat to Dean Phillips in the 2018 election, replaces a retiring member of the board of directors of the St. Paul-based medtech company.
The fast-growing Minneapolis-based startup, which has raised $440 million in four years, will expand into 13 new markets across seven states and expand product offerings in existing markets.
He takes a position vacated when former chief financial officer Corie Barry became CEO.
New federal statistics show that Minnesota’s economy in the first quarter wasn’t so great compared to other states. The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) on Thursday morning released Gross
The Wayzata-based ag giant aims to reduce its beef supply chain’s greenhouse gas emissions by 30 percent before 2030.
The organization is launching a new coalition that rounds up more than 100 local organizations interested in boosting startup activity.
The ordinance was first proposed in June, following the Minnesota Legislature’s passage of a law that made wage theft a crime.
Amid declining donations, the nonprofit is reshaping its focus and turning its attention toward more ‘holistic metrics.’
The Center for Economic Inclusion aims to encourage large companies in the area to contract with minority-owned firms.
Oppidan Investment Co. has partnered with Minneapolis-based virtual reality company Visual to bring VR experiences to residents of three of its elder care facilities.
This week, the company broke ground on a $35 million expansion of its Renewal by Andersen campus in Cottage Grove.