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Jun 2026
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In an increasingly busy world, stay ahead of the curve with The Minnesota Business Podcast, your essential weekly digest of Minnesota business and public affairs news. Whether you're a professional, entrepreneur or policymaker, this podcast, provided by the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce, is designed to efficiently get you all the vital Minnesota business news you need. Don't miss a headline – keep your finger on the pulse of Minnesota's business world with us by subscribing today.
Mesabi Metallics begins to hire nearly 200 new employees. Ecolab is expanding aggressively into the data center and AI infrastructure space. Later, Chamber President and CEO, Doug Loon, covers the organization's trip to the nation's capital this week.
The Minnesota Vikings select a new General Manager, Minnesota's August primary races take shape, with several competitive contests on the ballot. Later, some welcome relief at the gas pump.
Cargill announces a revolutionary chocolate alternative. The race for Minnesota's U.S. Senate seat heats up. Later, retail rents in the Twin Cities are rising faster than the national average.
Target reports its strongest sales growth in four years. The Minnesota Vikings are selected to host the 2028 NFL Draft. Later, what passed this legislative session, what didn't and what it means for your business.
The Chamber Foundation release its Minnesota's economic imperative: A blueprint for growth report. The Legislature finalizes several bills as the 2026 Session nears adjournment. Later, President and CEO Doug Loon shares an update on the Minnesota Chamber.
A statewide poll shows that taxes and affordability remain top concerns for Minnesotans. Minnesota lawmakers are moving quickly on anti-fraud legislation. Later, what caused U.S. stocks to reach record highs this week?
Target requires more workers to return to its downtown Minneapolis office. Governor Tim Walz delivers his final State of the State address. Later, Chamber President and CEO, Doug Loon, lays out the business priorities still in play at the Legislature.
Best Buy names a new CEO. Minnesota lawmakers are moving closer to advancing a statewide Inspector General proposal. Later, a new program helping businesses recover costs due to tariffs.
3M provides its Peltor headsets to astronauts aboard Artemis II. Minnesota is set to get its first virtual power plant. Later, Axios Political Reporter Torey Van Oot provides a sneak peek into the 2026 election cycle.
The Minnesota Chamber Foundation releases its 2026 permitting scorecard update. U.S. Bank enters a multi-year partnership with the National Football League. Later, Meghan Hughes, Head of Workforce Development, Arts and Heritage at Bank of America, explains why skills-based hiring is key to building and retaining Minnesota's workforce.
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