A Q and A with the Minnesota Pork Board and Christensen Farms.
After posting the worst month of job losses in over seventy years, Minnesota added 9,800 jobs in May on a seasonally adjusted basis. This is a welcome sign of Minnesota’s nascent recovery, but the data show a steep climb ahead to reach full recovery.
On Wednesday, March 4, Kathi Schaff, Director of the Grow Minnesota! Partnership, sat down with the owner of a small industrial machinery manufacturer in Central Minnesota to learn about their operations and what they need to grow their business in Minnesota.
The recent business devastation in Minneapolis and St. Paul, as well as the continued struggles related to COVID-19, have pushed many Minnesota businesses to the brink. Thankfully, the Minnesota business community is one that helps those in need.
Dem-Con Companies demonstrates how to keep employees safe while remaining operational.
Businesses throughout Minnesota – especially small businesses – are eagerly awaiting their turn to open.
Small businesses are the economic engine of our state’s future. Without decisive action, many will be lost.
Since the onset of COVID-19, businesses innovated to create safe workplaces for both employees and customers. Chamber member Banner Engineering is taking this one step further, creating a line of sensor and workplace safety products to help regulate occupancy totals, create proper social distancing and ensure clean work spaces.
New employment data released by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic (DEED) show the devastating impact that COVID-19 has wrought on Minnesota’s economy since March.
As Minnesota’s businesses begin to emerge from the COVID-19 crisis, the Minnesota Chamber Foundation has been analyzing data about the economic impact of the seismic shifts of the last two months, including diminished demand and government interventions.