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One of Best Buy’s biggest success areas—its online store—posted a 17 percent increase in sales from a year ago. Company stock also shot up more than 15 percent.
The company proposing the project says it's a way to provide clean energy. But neighborhood residents and city officials worry about its impact on an iconic part of Minneapolis.
How will you be seen? There are, of course, no second chances at a first impression.
Technology companies felt the worst of the effect, however restaurant chains didn’t feel much of a shift.
How the state's flagship higher education system is trying to improve its image - and revenue.
Manufacturers north of the Twin Cities are seeking to build a new-generation workforce.
Sales shot up more than 7 percent for the Bloomington lawn maintenance company. Toro has refined its full-year earnings outlook, increasing it to $3.50.
Mark Pulido takes over for retiring Mark Briggs.
The Minneapolis retailer made $400 million more than it did a year ago. Meanwhile, Target executives voice hopes to rebrand its grocery and retail experience.
Target plans to cover the expenses incurred by Visa card issuers after millions of customer’s personal data was stolen in 2013.
Twenty-one companies are competing for $327,000 in prizes.
Sometimes the best hello to a new opportunity is the good-bye you gave to a dead situation.
The Minnetonka industrial and agriculture giant continues investment in the aquaculture industry, which is now larger than beef production.
John Mulligan, Target’s CFO who also filled in as interim CEO last year, is taking up a newly created position within the company.
In tune with Pentair’s history, the global company will invest into a field largely outside its water equipment product line.