In spite of the protestations of anti-tax activists, income taxes in Minnesota are virtually certain to increase.
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The Orvis Company purchased Scientific Anglers and Ross Reels from 3M, and plans to maintain the companies’ independence.
A long, cold winter, as well as rate increases in several states, helped boost Xcel's first-quarter financial results.
The cuts affect about 4 percent of employees in Medtronic’s spinal business; none of the layoffs impact the company’s Minnesota work force.
Amid an insider-trading probe, federal prosecutors reportedly subpoenaed Cardiovascular Systems; there have been no allegations of wrongdoing.
Both local newspapers rank within the top 20 nationwide for weekday digital subscriptions and have posted double-digit year-over-year increases in both weekday and Sunday digital subscriptions.
London-based building product supplier Tyman PLC has agreed to purchase Truth Hardware, saying it is a good strategic fit with its Amesbury, Massachusetts-based subsidiary Amesbury Group, which manufactures window and door hardware and weather seals.
Boise’s job cuts are the latest in a series of blows to Minnesota’s wood products industry.
The buyer, Haemonetics Corporation, will pay up to $17 million more later on in conjunction with additional FDA approvals and sales related to St. Paul-based Hemerus Medical’s SOLX system.
If convicted for fleeing a prison camp, Gerald Greenfield could have up to five more years tacked on to his existing sentence.
Imation’s first-quarter revenue was lower and its loss greater than analysts’ expectations.
The maker of Salted Nut Rolls and Nut Goodies has acquired the Bit-O-Honey brand, and it may add 30 new St. Paul jobs.
Golden Valley-based Archiver’s is the second Minnesota scrapbooking company to file for bankruptcy protection within the past few weeks.
The new report also found that the hunting and fishing industries support about 48,000 Minnesota jobs.
Golden Valley-based Steele Fitness and athletic wear maker Under Armour will open a retail store in Edina in May that features co-branded collections and Under Armour athletic apparel.
To compile the list, national magazine Fast Company assessed the launch rate of private-sector businesses and the percentage of people starting a new business and how it’s changed over time.