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Arctic Wolf cut roughly 250 jobs as it refocuses on AI and its Aurora Superintelligence platform, trimming sales and product roles across its teams.
Ariat will open its largest retail shop at Mall of America, marking the brand’s first Minnesota storefront and adding another national name to MOA’s 2026 expansion.
DEED's Choose Minnesota will bring roundtables to St. Cloud as owners push for loan relief after ICE enforcement and rising costs.
Best Buy told hybrid staff they must be in-office Monday–Thursday starting Sept. 14, 2026. The company says the extra day will boost collaboration as leadership shifts.
Brazilian labor prosecutors have filed a civil suit asking for R$109 million and sweeping traceability measures, accusing Cargill of allowing serious abuses in its soy supply chain.
Pottery Barn will take a roughly 12,500‑sq‑ft spot at Rosedale Center, replacing the former Granite City and aiming to open in Q3 2027.
A settlement resolved claims from 26 workers across 19 Minnesota construction sites, closing a multi-year state probe that alleged widespread underpayment.
Target is asking about 150 remote merchandising employees to relocate to Minneapolis or take severance as it pushes for closer collaboration to fix lagging sales.
Corie Barry will step down as Best Buy CEO on Oct. 31, 2026. Jason Bonfig will take over Nov. 1 and join the board as the company files an 8‑K.
West Elm will relocate from Shops at Centennial Lakes into the Galleria in Edina, moving into the space Rejuvenation currently occupies. The new location is roughly 12,865 square feet.
Twin Citiesborn Tierra Encantada is hiring senior talent from Regis and Delta as it expands to 14 states and opens new franchise centers.
A spike in Pentagon contracts is sending billions to Minnesota companies — from Maple Grove R&D centers to small Twin Cities vendors. The influx is reshaping hiring and supplier networks across the state.
Solventum agreed to a $1.6M settlement after federal regulators said the Maplewood company sold filtration devices to blacklisted Chinese semiconductor firms.
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