Minnesota's Failed Amazon Bid Stays Sealed
Minnesota and regional economic development agencies won't release the details of their Amazon headquarters pitch,
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Minnesota and regional economic development agencies won't release the details of their Amazon headquarters pitch,
The rebirth of a southern Minnesota bowling alley has revitalized an entire community.
The list includes New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Austin, Atlanta and Miami.
A shortage of hotels in Minneapolis means people all over the metro have a chance to make some major cash.
Apple is planning to build another corporate campus and hire 20,000 workers during the next five years as part of a $350 billion commitment to the U.S. that will be partially financed by an upcoming windfall from the country's new tax law.
Some say robots will soon compete with humans for jobs.
The former site of a beloved downtown St. Paul department store is going Wild.
UnitedHealth Group Inc.'s fourth-quarter earnings climbed to $3.62 billion, as total revenue climbed over 9 percent to $52.06 billion.
The Vikings are one win away from playing in the Super Bowl. But is that a good thing or a bad thing for the local economy?
The "Big Game" has already meant big business for hundreds of Twin Cities companies.
Protesters upset with Wells Fargo's financial backing of oil pipeline projects chained themselves to bank's doors in downtown Duluth.
Wal-Mart is boosting its starting salary, but the company is also closing 10 percent of its Sam's Club warehouse stores, including two in Minnesota.
Walmart, the world's largest private employer, is boosting its starting salary for U.S. workers to $11 an hour, handing out one-time cash bonuses to those who don't benefit from the pay hike and expanding its maternity and parental leave benefits.
In a time where foodies chase the newest restaurants and the coolest place to take an Instagram picture, the Monte Carlo Bar & Grill has stood the test of time.
Long gone are the days when Eric Dayton was primarily known for being Gov. Mark Dayton's son. This week alone, the 37-year-old CEO of Askov Finlayson is rolling out a new partnership with Target as well a new initiative for his climate-conscious clothing company.
