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Twin Cities Business
2d ago
Gov. Tim Walz was picked as Vice President Kamala Harris’ running mate for many reasons — among them his rural roots, which Democrats hope will help erase a deficit the party has in farm country. That may or may not occur. The nation’s farmers, many hurt by floods or drought this year, as well as ..read more
Twin Cities Business
2d ago
Fellow retailers and relatives remember the founder of Ampersand Shops and Pinstripes Petites ..read more
Twin Cities Business
3d ago
Northeast Minneapolis-based magnet maker Niron Magnetics is expanding into central Minnesota. On Monday, the Sartell City Council announced that it has reached a purchase agreement with the company for 79 acres of public land. It’s there that Niron plans to build a 150,000-square foot manufacturing facility that’s expected to employ at least 175 people. A ..read more
Twin Cities Business
4d ago
Not long after Herberger’s underwent an expensive and upscale renovation at Rosedale Center, the venerable retailer with the red rose logo closed its doors. That was in 2018. Donald Trump was still in the White House. Americans hadn’t yet heard the words Covid-19 and hybrid work. Six years later, Rosedale Center is ushering in a ..read more
Twin Cities Business
5d ago
Cody Fischer started Footprint Development five years ago, combining his passions for urbanism and climate change by building low-carbon, neighborhood-scale apartments. “The built environment impacts quality of life, social mobility and economic inclusion,” Fischer says. “I’m fascinated by what makes cities work — and it’s not just density. Living in places like London, Chicago and ..read more
Twin Cities Business
5d ago
The Dayton’s Project, conceived as an office and retail showplace for downtown Minneapolis, has entered a new chapter of financial woes. A New Brighton turnaround management firm has taken receivership of the downtown Minneapolis property amid claims that the building’s current owner failed to make mortgage payments for months. In a Sept. 23 order, Minnesota ..read more
Twin Cities Business
5d ago
It feels warm, familiar—familial, almost— strolling down the cobblestone sidewalk that lines the Mississippi from the Stone Arch Bridge to Hennepin Avenue. Saint Anthony Main has a certain je ne sais quoi to it, particularly in the late summer and early fall months, and you could say that Aster Cafe has a little something to ..read more
Twin Cities Business
5d ago
Over the past several years, there have been more than 700,000 mergers and acquisitions worth roughly $6.5 trillion in North America. Also, more Americans will turn 65 this year than at any other time in history. Baby boomers own about half of U.S. businesses – which is creating a transformational change in business ownership as ..read more
Twin Cities Business
5d ago
If there was a simple way to retain employees, cultivate the next generation of leaders, and develop a workforce skilled at navigating change, most employers would jump at the chance. Turns out that offering employees access to continuing education can accomplish all of that, while also saving employers money. There are many ways that employers ..read more
Twin Cities Business
5d ago
As Mairs & Power nears the century mark as an investment advisory firm, Rob Mairs, a third-generation member of the Mairs family, became its chief executive Tuesday. Mairs, who joined the firm in 2015 as general counsel, succeeds Mark Henneman, a non-family member, in leading the company that was founded by George Mairs Jr. in ..read more