Changes that go to its very core appear to hold the greatest promise yet for this struggling 3M spin-off.
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The Green Bay, Wisconsin-based company plans to close the branches-including one in Rochester-in the first few months of 2012.
Following a salmonella outbreak that led to two recalls earlier this year, the company has introduced new food safety measures at its Springdale plant-which it said were approved by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
The local ad agency decided to spread holiday greetings this year with a video featuring a holiday stocking with a bad habit of stalking.
Bellisio was previously owned by Jeno Paulucci, a well-known Minnesota businessman who died last month; financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
The company said it bought a patented data deduplication technology from Massachusetts-based Nine Technology-a deal that marks the company's fifth acquisition this year.
Negotiations with Sun Newspapers' parent company, Dallas-based American Community Newspapers II, are ongoing-but Coon Rapids-based ECM hopes there will be a signed agreement by the end of the year.
Prime Therapeutics plans to add 300 information technology and business analyst jobs as it expands into the former home of Buffets, Inc., in Eagan.
Federal regulators are seeking to block Minneapolis-based Graco's $650 million acquisition of Illinois Tool Works' finishing business, but Graco intends to defend the deal in court.
The Star Tribune reported that in order to survive a weak economic recovery and state and federal budget cuts, many nonprofits are cutting costs and consolidating with other organizations.
Ponds in Minnesota's Iron Range that were created from water-filled pit mines could be used to harness wind energy and better integrate it into Minnesota's power grid, according to new research.
The U of M reportedly found that university surgeon David Polly violated its conflict-of-interest rules by failing to disclose his paid relationship with Medtronic on three occasions, but the school is not taking any disciplinary action against him.
The Minneapolis-based bank selected three winners in a youth video contest-including top-prize winner "Save Song," which features a rap performed by "Young Muny & Lil Savings."
MarketWatch studied 102 of the nation's largest cities to gauge their "ability to support a strong business environment."