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$11M Plaza de Sol development will bring food hall, small business incubator to St. Paul’s East Side

Latino Economic Development Center will open offices, commercial kitchens, event space and more at 990 Payne Av.
July 2, 2025

Minnesota-based debt collector Jefferson Capital raises $150 million in IPO

The company’s stock price surged 25% following Wednesday’s initial public offering, Minnesota’s first IPO this year.
June 27, 2025

Trump travel ban disrupting business trips for immigrants in Minnesota

President Donald Trump said the bans, which include Somalia and Afghanistan, are for security purposes, but legal immigrants worry about how it will affect them.
June 24, 2025

Minnesota beverage company growing but rethinking $3.5M expansion because of economy

As Big Watt and more small businesses step up lobbying efforts, a U.S. Bank survey released this week found that others are in the same predicament, growing but worried about thinner profit margins.
June 18, 2025

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell ordered to pay $2.3 million for defaming voting machine employee

A federal trial for the Minnesota businessman’s claims about Eric Coomer, formerly of Dominion Voting Systems, wrapped up in Colorado on Monday.
June 17, 2025

Minnesota startup Huxley prioritizes taste to break into macho energy drink market

Minneapolis-based Huxley is just a year old but has already reached Target shelves and is going on a trial run in Costco as it tries to compete with behemoths Red Bull, Monster and Celsius.
June 16, 2025

Family-owned Smead Manufacturing, a mainstay in Hastings, sold to Illinois company

Terms of the sale to Tops Products were not disclosed.
June 10, 2025

J&E Cos. shuts three Twin Cities factories, laying off 145

Company officials said in state filing that J&E had financial problems and an attempt to sell the company failed.
June 10, 2025

How a St. Paul civil engineering firm has thrived through intentionally slow growth

You’ve probably driven on a road Isthmus Engineering helped design. Katie Toghramadjian will turn down work to make sure the company doesn’t grow too fast.
June 10, 2025

Parents scramble to find cheap supplies for grad parties after Party City closures

Last-minute shoppers have found barren shelves at Walmart and balloon shops fully booked.
June 9, 2025

Ramstad: Soda fountain out, vaccine hub in as St. Paul Corner Drug fights to survive

The century-old fountain closed during the pandemic. Now, pharmacy owner John Hoeschen needs room to administer shots and other services that are the main source of profit for drugstores.

How Minnesota businesses can spot and prevent invoice fraud

Fraudsters will mimic legitimate payment requests, scamming small and large companies alike into losing money.
June 7, 2025
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