New Prince store at MSP airport reels in fandom
First of its kind store opened quietly on Monday for a two-year run.
Famous Dave's converting Uptown location to smaller counter-service model
The Uptown Famous Dave's will lose seating in the conversion.
Starkey Labs convictions appealed
Starkey's convicted former president Jerry Ruzicka files appeal. Heads to jail July 8.
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Founder Andy Redleaf leaving Mpls-based Whitebox Advisors in August
Andy Redleaf, 61, a founder of alternative-investment firm Whitebox Advisors, had more winners than losers over 20 years.
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Sex & the City's Sarah Jessica Parker will be at her MOA store Sunday
Sarah Jessica Parker's SJP boutique is now open at Mall of America
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Chase Bank hires Wells Fargo veteran for Minnesota expansion
Jonathan Jensen, a Wells Fargo veteran, will manager Chase Bank's several-branch Twin Cities entry.
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On 50th anniversary of riot, Pride has gone mainstream
Best Buy, Target curate rainbow-themed products in more stores.
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In summer of wild Minnesota weather, tips for hiring a home contractor
Most complaints about contractors at the BBB are storm-related.
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As banks got bigger, ratings improved thanks to tech improvements
Big banks in Minnesota and elsewhere, while still less popular than before the financial crisis of 2007-09, are upticking with consumers recently, largely due to innovations in popular digital banking by computer and phone.
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Top research-commercialization exec at U heading to U of Chicago
Jay Schrankler, who accelerated technology transfer and revenues is heading to the University of Chicago to integrate its global entrepreneurship and scientific initiatives.
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Minnesota's 4 largest member-owned firms add depth, diversity to state's economy
There are more ways for companies to have shareholders other than trading on a major stock exchange. And if you use a broadened definition, as…
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Trade group leader hopes to create new fraternal organization
The youngest fraternal benefit organization was formed in 1965, the leader of trade group representing those organizations hopes to found one more before he retires.
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Dehumidifier still working after a year? Consider yourself lucky
Dehumidifier blues: Short life span and long list of recalls due to fire
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Agosto raises expansion capital
Minneapolis-based Agosto has raised $6.5 million in debt financing.
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General Mills CEO to lead influential packaged-food trade group
Jeff Harmening, chief executive of General Mills, has been appointed chairman of the board for the nation's largest and most influential trade group for consumer-packaged food companies.
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Winter froze health care demand in Shakopee, too
St. Francis Medical Center is the latest hospital to report depressed patient volumes in the first quarter.
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Using the heart's natural pacemaker wires
FDA clears Medtronic system for His bundle pacing, opening up a new way to pace the heart that maintains a more natural heart beat
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Meda to again sponsor national "million dollar" business challenge
Minneapolis-based Meda paid out $1.45 million to small-business award winners who have gone on to raise additional capital and expand their businesses.
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'Dear Evan Hansen' tour announces $25 digital lottery for each show
"Dear Evan Hansen" tour announces $25 digital lottery for each show
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In his final earnings call, Best Buy CEO Joly bids adieu, praises new leaders
In his final conference call with analysts, the Best Buy leader reflects on past and future with incoming chief Corie Barry
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Sezzle plans to go public in Australia
Sezzle, a fintech firm that offers a zero-interest, layaway plan through retailers, is raising expansion capital.
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Nightware gets FDA "breakthrough designation" for studies of PTSD-related app
Veterans could be a primary beneficiary of an app that interrupts traumatic nightmares.
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Habitat for Humanity to add 11 homes in St. Paul's North End
Habitat for Humanity, thanks partly to a growing partnership with Bremer Bank, will help 100-plus working-class families, primarily minorities, into Twin Cities homes this year
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5ive is a small Minneapolis marketing agency on a big mission
It has built a list of clients that strive for a different kind of brand awareness.
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