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Lore and A-Rod Detail some of Their Plans for the Timberwolves

Alex Rodriguez · Minneapolis

Lore and A-Rod Detail some of Their Plans for the Timberwolves

57% Center coverage: 26 sources

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Alex Rodriguez remembers a very specific lesson that longtime New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner taught him over the years. In a way, it’ll shape his approach when it comes to running the Minnesota Timberwolves. Rodriguez and Marc Lore — the new, finally finalized, co-owners of the Timberwolves and winners in a four-year battle for control of that team and the WNBA’s Minnesota Lynx — spoke at NBA Summer League in Las Veg…See the Story

Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation Names Chanda Smith Baker CEO

Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint Paul

Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation Names Chanda Smith Baker CEO

93% Center coverage: 14 sources

The Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation has chosen a new leader with deep roots in the local nonprofit world.See the Story

New Data Shows Workers Are Mostly Ignoring Return to Office Orders

Minneapolis, Minnesota · Minneapolis

New Data Shows Workers Are Mostly Ignoring Return to Office Orders

50% Center coverage: 4 sources

Bosses to workers: ‘Return to the office every day or else.’ Workers to bosses: ‘No.’See the Story

Cargill Opens BioTech Center for Sustainable Manufacturing

Next week, Cargill will cut the ribbon on a pioneering new manufacturing center in Eddyville, Iowa that it describes as the world’s largest biotech facility producing a plant-based material, which will be used to make apparel, footwear, personal care and automotive products, electronics, and packaging. The new bio-industrial facility called Qore, a joint venture of Minnesota-based Cargill and Germany-based HELM, reflects years of development an…Minnesota · Minnesota Read Article

Mukhtar Ibrahim Launches Newsletter for Muslim Professionals

Mukhtar Ibrahim identifies as a journalist but thinks like an entrepreneur. The founder of Sahan Journal, a nonprofit newsroom that focuses on the stories of Minnesota’s immigrants and communities of color, his decision in 2024 to step down as CEO and publisher just five years after launch surprised many in media circles—but not from the lens of a founder. Sahan was operating smoothly, which was Ibrahim’s cue to move on to the next thing. He imm…Minnesota · Minnesota Read Article

MN Businesses Strategize to Nurture the Headquarters Economy

Medtronic CEO Geoff Martha swung a mallet Thursday morning to open trading on the New York Stock Exchange. His action was novel because Martha clanged the bell remotely from a stage at Medtronic’s operational headquarters in Fridley. A crowd of his CEO peers in Minnesota showed up to applaud and cheer. But the exchange opening wasn’t meant to be a blip on Minnesota’s business radar. The event elevated Minnesota’s business community in the eyes o…Minnesota · Minnesota Read Article

Countdown Is On For Special Olympics Games in Twin Cities

It’s now less than one year until the torch arrives in the Twin Cities for the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games, ushering in a week-long event that is expected to be bigger than both of Minnesota’s Super Bowls. In fact, the games will be one of the largest sporting events held anywhere in the country next year, expected to draw more than 100,000 spectators from around the country to cheer on more than 3,000 athletes competing in 16 Olympic-style …Olympics · Minnesota Read Article

Seeing the Good in Business

As far back as the late 1980s, Burt Cohen, founding publisher and owner of Mpls.St.Paul Magazine, was talking about the need for a local business publication that wasn’t anti-business. He and Gary Johnson, then-president of MSP Communications, the company behind Mpls.St.Paul, took several years to nail down the format, the advertising, and the pitch. “We went out and asked leaders of the business community and journalists what they thought about…Minnesota · Minnesota Read Article

Want to Solve Big Problems? Listen to Local Solutions

After nearly a decade, I am preparing to conclude my role leading the Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation. While transitions offer a natural moment for reflection, I don’t want to look back so much as look forward, and to offer one piece of enduring advice: If we want a stronger, more equitable Minnesota, we must continue to invest in solutions that are created by and with communities. That belief has guided our work as a foundation. It’s reflecte…Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint Paul Read Article

EmpNia Earns FDA Clearance for Respiratory Device

Minneapolis-based medical device innovator EmpNia has been granted clearance by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to market its wearable sensor, eMotus, to hospitals and cancer centers across the U.S. The company’s eMotus system is designed to help manage image-guided radiation therapy—specifically, for cancer patients. EmpNia’s team of medical professionals saw an opportunity to improve upon existing solutions, which they said can be hard …United States · United States See the Story

2025 Minnesota Business Hall of Fame

Relationships—genuine, professional, caring, and enduring—form the foundation of success for TCB’s 2025 Minnesota Business Hall of Fame inductees. Deb Hopp (media), John Koneck (law), Dave St. Peter (sports), Jim Snee (food), and Andrea Walsh (health care) each have faced intense competition within their industries. They’ve carefully listened to their clients, employees, fans, patients, and customers to identify their changing needs, so they cou…Relationships · Minnesota Read Article

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