Staggemeyer staves flavor more of the world’s wines.
Archive of: October 2010
Marquette Real Estate Group—successor to United Properties—reorganized in 2008 in order to expand nationally. Turns out that those moves also positioned it to take advantage of opportunities in one of the worst downturns ever in commercial real estate.
The smallest paintings made by Global Miniatures are an inch and a half square. One of the most fun things about founder Molly Wheatley’s job? Seeing an awed crowd gather
News bits from around Minnesota.
The West Bank music club uses a for-profit mentality to boost a nonprofit mission.
A Minnesota manufacturer grabbing work from overseas competitors? Mid-Continent Engineering is doing just that.
More menus start now with a plate of cured and processed meats—salamis, pâtés, pancetta; mostly pork—known as charcuterie. The trend is an outgrowth of the “head to tail” movement, a
He’ll tell you why he doesn’t belong behind WCCO’s anchor desk anymore: He’s a “relic,” he has “too many edges,” he’s needed the rigors of the outdoors to recover from strokes. But local TV news isn’t leaving Shelby behind. He just might leave it in his dust.
For most of the 20th century, grand old houses in St. Paul’s historic Ramsey Hill district often were divided into apartments or put to other uses. Realtor Sarah Kinney says
Can a DIY culture of meet-ups, competitions, and “unconferences” spark more start-ups in the state?
Law firms’ new-business practices help entrepreneurs build strong company foundations.
The Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC) signed an agreement last month that will bring a mobile application-called GoHow Airport-to the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP). The application was developed by New
Alliant Techsystems, Inc. (ATK), laid off 414 Utah employees Thursday in response to the phase-out of the national space shuttle program and a shift in the company's focus. The employees
A real estate investment trust has completed its planned acquisition of The Grand Hotel Minneapolis. Bethesda, Maryland-based Pebblebrook Hotel Trust said Wednesday that it paid $33 million in cash for
Steven Leach, a former executive of Denny Hecker, on Friday pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and faces up to five years in prison. Negotiations
Harold Alan Katz, an Illinois hedge fund accountant who invested with Tom Petters, was sentenced Friday to one year and one day in prison for his role in Petters' $3.65
Target Corporation will open 10 new stores across the country on October 10, the Minneapolis-based retail giant announced Thursday. The new stores-which will offer Target's expanded grocery section in addition
As the Mississippi River rises dramatically following heavy rain, the St. Paul Downtown Airport is expected to close temporarily beginning Thursday afternoon. The Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC) announced Wednesday that