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Weekly business roundup: Top Business Stories from week 6/1 - 6/7 Minneapolis The Macy's building renovation is getting a boost from a new broker. Mid-America Real Estate Minnesota was hired to market the base level of the...

It's time to buy a new car. This is as an exciting thing, especially as you start trying to figure out what exactly you want from your vehicle. If you're being environmentally conscious, or perhaps just...

Designed by Michael Green Architecture and completed in 2016, The 7-story T3 building in Minneapolis' North Loop is currently the largest wooden structure in the country. But that may not be the case for long. An 80-story...

According to top golfing site golf.com, more people play golf in Minnesota per capita than any other state. About one out of every five people here hit the links every year. And that's why it's such big news that...

Tiny apartments have been springing up left and right, but up until this time, they have mostly been constrained to more urban areas. That may be changing, as Bigos Management is looking to bring...

The Twin Cities have seen significant growth on Airbnb over the last year or so. In 2016, according to the last public report from Airbnb, Minnesota had 93,000 guest arrivals (49,000 in Minneapolis) and the...

No, this is not Silicon Valley. But Minnesota/the Twin Cities have long been a hub for tech innovation. Oregon Trail was developed here, after all. Cray, Inc., the supercomputer company established in the 1970's,...

Your business week 6/8 - 6/14   Minneapolis The brewing boom continues: Pryes Brewing is opening Saturday in the Riverside Plaza industrial complex on the Minneapolis riverfront. Working together: Downtown Minneapolis is getting a co-working space. WeWork co-working space will be...

The popularity of Airbnb is soaring. So much, in fact, that new regulations are being enacted in cities across the country including St. Paul and other cities right here in Minnesota (more on that...

Aldi, the discount grocery store that we in the U.S. at first doubted but slowly grew to love, may soon face stiff competition from one of its most familiar competitors. Lidl (pronounced lee-dil), like...