Is Integer’s sale to KKR a sign that investors see Minnesota's medical-device supply chain as a consolidation opportunity?

His murals, paintings, and prints are locally famous. His presence at the State Fair this year is bigger than ever. How did ...

It's time to spend more creativity and energy on downtown Minneapolis' problems.

Minnesota’s cannabis industry has begun, and for operators who accepted the risk of entering early, it is creating ...

For most, it’s a once-in-a-lifetime event. Decisions made months before a transaction are difficult to undo once the ink ...

Eight Minnesota business leaders were among the finalists for EY’s Entrepreneur Of The Year Heartland Award. Some of their companies have been known to the public for decades. Others are at the helm ...

The torrid pace of data center construction has fueled the rapid growth of nVent, which announced Monday that it’s acquiring ...

“We put a big emphasis on independence,” says Taylor Cox, president of St. Paul-based Cox Insurance and a member of the founding family’s third generation. “Many industries, especially in the ...

The electric grid is like the brakes on your car—it’s really important, it can be expensive to fix, and if anything goes ...

Golden Valley-based Adolfson & Peterson Construction (AP) employs 700 people across 11 offices nationwide, building nearly 300 commercial projects a year. In 2021, it had revenue of $1.2 billion. But ...

1978: Emigrates to the U.S. 1983: Becomes executive vice president of U.S. Swim and Fitness; moves to the Twin Cities to launch U.S. Swim and Fitness locations. 1992: Opens the first Life Time Fitness ...