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Dayton aims to build on success with Mexico
Gov. Mark Dayton and a delegation of three dozen state and business leaders are meeting with Mexican officials this week with an eye toward deeper trade ties and education partnerships.
TCAAP seeks master developer
The selection process is designed to maximize opportunities, allowing developers to join forces on the city-within-a-city project.
Minnesota startups widen net for investors
Some budding business owners are turning to an alternative to MNvest that still hinges on accredited investors but can substantially expand the pool.
Soccer official checks out St. Paul for stadium
Major League Soccer officials made good on their promise to visit a prospective stadium site in St. Paul on Tuesday as Mayor Chris Coleman continued to hype his city as a natural fit for the facility.
Big projects like Vikings stadium bring cost disputes
Both parties contend they are not responsible for change orders that pumped up the U.S. Bank Stadium’s price tag past $1.08 billion.
Soccer commissioner hints at progress for Minneapolis stadium
Major League Soccer Commissioner Don Garber confirmed a Minneapolis stadium is still possible despite pushback at City Hall.
Mortenson seeks mediation over Vikings stadium change orders
Both parties contend they are not responsible for change orders that pumped up the U.S. Bank Stadium’s price tag past $1.08 billion.
Finessing downtown Minneapolis park’s design delays public input
Officials are behind schedule when it comes to clueing in community members on the project.
$30M bond issue OK’d for Dominium project
Hennepin County commissioners preliminarily agreed to issue up to $30 million in bonds to back a 78-unit affordable housing complex in south Minneapolis.
Destination Medical Center development plan begins taking shape
Through 2016, the economic development agency tied to the project will focus primarily on two downtown sub-districts — Discovery Square, and the centrally located Heart of the City.
North Loop business, community leaders reinvigorate stadium push
Members of 2020 Partners sketched out a plan to urge Mayor Betsy Hodges to shake off political opposition to the proposed soccer facility near the Minneapolis Farmers Market.
Sorting out ‘fair housing’ ruling and new rules
The Minnesota Housing Finance Agency, housing authorities and developers may have to think more critically about where to locate affordable housing.
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