Nicollet Avenue to Reopen to Traffic Nov. 24
The Minneapolis street, severed for nearly 50 years, will officially reconnect between W. 28th and E. Lake streets.
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Minneapolis Business News
Across Minneapolis, coverage here takes in corporate mergers, store openings, hiring trends and local startups. Reporting captures the shifting dynamics of the commercial landscape.
Openings & Closings
Rise Baking Company Closes Two Minneapolis Facilities
The closure of the New French Bakery facilities results in the elimination of 166 positions in Minneapolis.
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Walz Appoints Peter Goss to 4th District Bench
Gov. Tim Walz named Pentair associate general counsel Peter Goss as a district judge in Minnesota's 4th Judicial District.
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Frey Proposes Tax Hike to Close $33M Gap
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey's budget plan would raise property taxes 11.3% and cut 100 positions to address a $33 million shortfall.
Industry
Proterra Closes Credit Fund 3 at $680 Million
The Minneapolis-based firm's food and beverage lending fund exceeded its original $500 million target.
Philanthropy
Holy Spirit Students Raise $55,000 for Schools
Students at a Minneapolis Catholic school exceeded their fundraising goal in the annual Marathon for Nonpublic Education.
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This section follows executive leadership changes, capital investments, commercial development and market shifts. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it. The concentration of corporate headquarters in the region makes organizational change a frequent theme. Patterns of commercial growth and store vacancies often mirror broader cycles of city investment.