Chris Farrell

“Latino-owned businesses rose by nearly 48% between 2017 and 2023,” said Marketplace senior economics contributor Chris Farrell.

A company with operational headquarters in the Twin Cities is playing a key role in electrifying the international economy with data centers driving much of the business, the company's executive says.

A new tool from the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis illuminates the effects of St. Paul housing policies, including how rent control chilled new housing development and how changes to zoning laws are starting to boost supply.

With Twin Cities office space increasingly empty post-pandemic, city officials and boosters see an opportunity to turn St. Paul’s empty buildings into condos and apartments and lure a new generation downtown. It’s a big-money gamble.

AT Think Traditional review processes in accounting run on a signal that AI does not send. A junior who isn't sure asks.

AT Think The most dangerous number in AI adoption is not the error rate. It's the confidence rate.

Layoffs have become a recurring headline this year, with companies in technology, finance, manufacturing and other industries announcing job cuts.

The number of businesses owned by Native entrepreneurs and tribal governments is growing — and they're becoming more diverse

As a record number of Americans turn 65, staying flexible — in your finances and your plans — will be key to achieving your best post-work life.

This story is part of our series on Native economic development, "Beyond the Bet."