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Philadelphia-based cable giant Comcast Corp. is awarding $1 million in grants to Twin Cities businesses owned by people of color.

“We’re in an amazing position to grab more market share,” says Life Time founder/CEO Bahram Akradi as the company completes IPO.

Richfield-based electronics retailer Best Buy Co. Inc. has signed a deal to acquire the United Kingdom-based Current Health Ltd.

Pandemic or not, investors are still betting on a wide variety of local startups. Here’s a look at some of the biggest raises in Minnesota.

Minnesota’s wealthiest residents could be the angel investors needed to fuel startup growth. The challenge is to convince them.

$350 million later, the Dayton’s Project is stabilized but still searching for momentum.

The pandemic has been a boon to companies selling home goods and furniture. Sleep Number Corp. has been no exception.

The commercial district of 50th and France is plenty crowded. But one developer sees room for just a little bit more.

As founder and CEO of the Center for Economic Inclusion, Tawanna Black is guiding business toward inclusivity and racial equity

Recently, Famous Dave’s owner BBQ Holdings Inc. has been steadily acquiring other concepts that have been struggling or in bankruptcy.