Hormel Foods, General Mills, 3M, and Ecolab ranked among 40 public companies that excel in leadership development, according to a recent list published by Chief Executive magazine.
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Although Cardiovascular Systems announced a loss of nearly $10 million for its second quarter, its stock was trading up 19.1 percent at $35.04 per share Thursday morning.
After closing 37 branches in Illinois and Indiana, as well as one downtown Minneapolis branch, the Wayzata-based bank is reportedly closing eight branches at Cub Foods grocery stores in Minnesota.
The new products include protein- and fiber-heavy snacks as well as variations on the company’s iconic Cheerios and Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal brands.
Volunteers of America-Minnesota has embarked on an aggressive cost-cutting effort, and it has tapped a former Planned Parenthood leader to help it resolve its revenue crisis.
The National Retail Federation and the International Franchise Association are among those urging Congress to change the definition of "full time" to 40 hours a week, rather than 30.
Although Target’s Canadian expansion has hit a few road bumps and incurred financial losses, the company said it has plans to open at least nine more stores in the country this year.
Midwest native Mark Lacek is launching a new mobile application called FamDoo, which rewards kids with cash-value points for tasks like housework and schoolwork.
TenKsolar, Preceptis Medical, Optimine Software, TrackIF, Ambient Clinical Analytics, and Anser Innovation are among the Minnesota companies to recently land new capital.
Convicted Ponzi schemer Tom Petters tapped the assistance of a “jailhouse lawyer,” and now he thinks he should be released on bail during an attempt to get his case in front of a new judge.
The recreational vehicle company generated record profits and revenue for its fourth quarter on increased off-road vehicle and motorcycle sales, and while it's expecting further growth in 2014, its outlook is more cautious than that of analysts.
OneNeck IT Solutions, a subsidiary of TDS Telecom, just began construction on a $12 million expansion of its Eden Prairie data center.
Tile Shop said that it fired Fumitake Nishi, its CEO's brother-in-law, due to ethics violations; the company, however, is standing behind its previously announced financial reports.
Bob Peltier, who began his real estate career in 1978 and was appointed CEO of Edina Realty Home Services in 2009, is stepping down but will remain chairman emeritus; Greg Mason is the company's new leader.
A couple of years after President Barack Obama referenced Warroad-based Marvin Windows and Doors during a major speech, Punch Pizza was invited to Washington and is expecting a shout-out as well.
The downtown Minneapolis site known as the Nicollet Hotel property is in the thick of new development.