Finance & Commerce
Finance and Commerce stands out as the sole daily newspaper focused entirely on business within the Twin Cities, which includes Minneapolis and Saint Paul, Minnesota. Established in 1887, it offers in-depth reporting on various sectors, including real estate, construction, technology, banking, energy, healthcare, and advertising. Serving as the official publication for both Hennepin County and the City of Minneapolis, it is owned by Dolan Media. The newspaper operates from its offices in downtown Minneapolis and employs a number of union workers.
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6 days ago |
finance-commerce.com | Brian Johnson
Listen to this article The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is trying again this year to secure state money for a proposed regional public safety center in Mankato — a project that didn’t get funded last year when the Legislature failed to take action on a bonding bill. Meanwhile, the $73.184 million project has grown in size and cost.
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finance-commerce.com | Brian Johnson
Listen to this article The University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum in Chaska attracts nearly 700,000 visitors per year, so managing traffic flow in and out of the 1,200-acre destination isn’t always easy. With a new project, the arboretum aims to improve that navigational experience for everyone, regardless of their preferred transportation mode.
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finance-commerce.com | Brian Johnson
Listen to this article The Edina City Council has granted final approvals for the long-anticipated new Southdale Library and Art Center. Wednesday night, the council swiftly and unanimously approved a conditional use permit, site plan and building height variance for the $106.8 million project, which will replace the 1971-vintage Hennepin County Regional Library at 7001 York Ave. S. with a new 43,107-square-foot-library and a 16,164-square-foot Edina Art Center.
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finance-commerce.com | Brian Johnson
A year and a half after the project was approved, a new skilled nursing facility is a step closer to construction in Hopkins. Tuesday night, the Hopkins City Council signed off on a resolution in support of “host approval” for the issuance of $35 million in health care revenue bonds for the project. Designed by Pope Design Group, the 88-bed, 84-unit facility will be built at 412 Fifth Ave. N. in Hopkins.
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finance-commerce.com | Dan Netter
A Brainerd institution has officially changed ownership ahead of the upcoming tourism season, according to a certificate of real estate value. Cragun’s Resort on Gull Lake property was bought by Leisure Hotels and Resorts for $19.5 million after being owned by the Cragun family for a better part of a century. The certificate of real estate value, released Tuesday by the Department of Revenue, showed the price tag for the resort was $19.5 million.
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