The sellers used reclaimed materials to turn a rustic one-bedroom cabin into a four-bedroom retreat.

The Eden Prairie-based company is getting bigger with the purchase of rival freight broker RXO.

The Austin, Minn.-based meatpacker is acquiring Brakebush Brothers, maker of nuggets, tenderloins and chicken breasts.

U.S Congressman Ro Khanna, Fairview CEO James Hereford and Sri Zaheer, dean emerita of the Carlson School of Management, debate the role of government, education and private sector in AI development.

The Stearns Bank lawsuit requests that a judge foreclose on the Como Avenue property. HmongTown Marketplace owners say issues stemmed from the bank not fulfilling financing promise for its Maplewood Mall location.

BMO Bank alleges Summit’s finances continued to deteriorate after it missed a loan payment. Summit chief executive says its issues reflect “the difficult capital environment the entire craft brewing industry is navigating.”

The Parkwood Knolls house is listed for $3.695 million after undergoing a complete renovation.

Several companies are increasing their in-office mandates, drawing complaints from some and praise from others.

As housing and other essentials take more income, middle-class budgets are finding less wiggle room. This tool helps you figure out a plan.

Richfield-based Best Buy’s sales growth this summer was primarily due to the higher prices on computers. Now PC makers must compete with AI data centers for the chips, driving up the price.

The Minneapolis-based retailer said it was “looking closely at how this happened” after a Halloween costume from one of its private-label brands evoked blackface minstrelsy.

Winning, star power, massive media deals and a potential new arena are fueling investor interest in Minnesota’s NBA and WNBA franchises.

Stad bought Marc Lore’s stake to gain controlling interest in the Lynx and Wolves.

The Minneapolis-based retailer said it is committed to cutting prices for its consumers.

Williams and Hall Outfitters, which sits on 3.45 acres in Ely, includes a home for the owners as well as lodging and accommodations for up to 120.

The Attorney General’s Office alleges Minnesota Fundraising Initiative called concession workers volunteers but paid them with grants for the hours they worked.

The Richfield-based retailer’s new shop-in-shops come as the technology gains new capabilities but still faces questions about surveillance and whether consumers will embrace it.

By adding luxury goods and places to live, work, and play, the country’s first indoor shopping center is now trying to pioneer The Mall 2.0.

The neighboring shopping centers complement one another - and compete.

The change comes almost a year after the same employees were called back to the office three days a week.