A Headquarters City Watches Its Corporate Base Thin Out
Minneapolis still hosts an unusual density of large public companies. Mergers, relocations and remote work have begun to erode the advantage.
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The Fortune 500 headquarters, the corner storefronts and the money moving between them.
BusinessSmall-Business Lending Recovered. On Some Blocks, It Never Left the Ground.
Approval rates across the metropolitan area have returned to pre-pandemic levels. A block-level analysis shows where that average does not hold.
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Minneapolis invented the hard red spring wheat contract. What remains of that legacy is quieter, and more important, than the trading floor ever was.