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The taqueria opened its first location on Grand Island 18 months ago. The next two locations will open by mid-2023.

The restaurant group behind Fukumi Ramen is rolling out a new sushi concept, with its first location set for a Roseville shopping center.

Cargill Inc. on Monday announced that Brian Sikes will become the new CEO for the agribusiness giant, succeeding Dave MacLennan. Sikes will be the 10th CEO in Cargill’s 157-year history.

MacLennan, 63, who has led Wayzata-based Cargill since 2013, will remain executive chairman after Sikes takes over as CEO on Jan. 1.

“As Cargill continues to navigate dynamic global markets, both operational excellence and a clearly articulated vision driven by purpose and values will define the company’s success,…

A Loveland-based seller of grass-fed beef from hundreds of U.S. and Australian ranches eyes a bigger market.

In a haunting final gesture, the Carmelite nuns signed their names on the surrounding walls. Then to the music of the “Salve Regina,” we heard the guillotine blade fall with a sickening, metallic sound accompanied by a blinding flash of light – over and over again. It was a horrific and visceral conclusion to Francis Poulenc’s “Dialogues of the Carmelites” mounted in Corbett Auditorium this weekend by the opera department at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music.

Poulenc’s…

Costco fans love their hot dogs. The membership warehouse's $1.50 price point for a hot dog and drink combo has drawn customers so much that the company hasn't dared raise costs, even manufacturing its own hot dogs.

The Daily Meal reports that Costco has sold 122 million of the combos worldwide.

Now Walmart (NYSE: WMT) Chief Executive Doug McMillon told investors during an earnings call earlier this week that its Sam's Club retail warehouses are lowering its price for a hot dog and a soda combo…

Sikes was named chief operating officer for the agribusiness giant in 2021, a signal that he was a likely choice to replace Dave MacLennan

Stella’s Fish Cafe and Prestige Oyster Bar, a fixture in the Uptown neighborhood of Minneapolis for 17 years, says it'll close its doors for good this weekend.

The Minneapolis restaurant announced the move on social media Saturday, thanking its customers and employees. “You’ve truly supported a dream that has surpassed all expectations. We want to express a heartfelt thank you to the extraordinary team members who have served our mission with joy and love.”

The restaurant's last day will…