As construction companies grow, one common strategy to accelerate that growth is expanding their footprints to serve new markets outside of Minnesota. Leaders of three successful Twin Cities-based ...

Brookings estimates net U.S. migration turned negative in 2025 for the first time in at least 50 years. Economists link the decline to Trump administration policies restricting visas and refugee ...

DEABORN, Mich. — What remains of Ford Motor‘s Product Development Center in Dearborn is getting a reprieve from demolition. The automaker’s original masterplan was to tear down the remaining part of ...

Jordan Milman, chairman and CEO of Archer Datacenters, talks about his company’s project in Faribault, advanced cooling technologies for data centers, potential benefits to the community, and the ...

Five months after the demolition of the White House‘s East Wing, President Donald Trump claimed that the project to construct a massive ballroom and a bunker in its place would cost up to $400 million ...

More than a decade of preparation for the arrival of the METRO Green Line light rail extension is paying off in a big way for St. Louis Park. Passengers won’t alight at the city’s three stations until ...

Klarna‘s consumer credit losses rose 17% year-over-year to $136M. Nearly 40% of BNPL users reported making late payments in 2024. Federal rollback of BNPL regulations raises consumer protection ...

WASHINGTON — New Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh has talked at length in recent years about the U.S. central bank’s balance sheet, the need to say less about interest rates and why it should not ...

Finance & Commerce’s Top Projects is the premier recognition program for Minnesota’s built environment, honoring the outstanding projects and teams that are shaping communities across the state. Each ...

A federal judge threw out the Trump administration’s $100,000 fee on H-1B visas for highly skilled workers Monday, which had been challenged by California and 19 other states. In the 42-page ruling, U ...

Contractors had significantly smaller bidding prospects for 2026 compared to last year, however, demand for data centers, power and health care facilities remained strong, according to a survey.