The outage, which reportedly lasted for several hours, affected a majority of the bank's 12,000 ATMs.

The funding is part of a program focused on improving manufacturing efficiencies and reducing costs in the U.S. solar industry.

The California-based manufacturer, which employs about 750 at its Chaska facility, has agreed to be purchased by Washington, D.C.-based Danaher Corporation.

The local ad agency has completed its third acquisition in eight months, and CEO Kevin DiLorenzo says that the company will "hit the pause button" for a few months as it refines its enhanced capabilities.

The retailer, which was accused of violating environmental regulations pertaining to hazardous waste, has agreed to pay millions to settle a California lawsuit, but it has not admitted to any wrongdoing.

Congress will review a grant agreement during the next two months to determine whether the federal government will cover roughly half of the $957 million light-rail project.

According to the Star Tribune, a group of former Chipotle employees who were fired after an audit sued the restaurant chain on Thursday, alleging that they were not paid within 24 hours of being discharged-which is required under Minnesota law.

The donation, the largest one ever given to Mayo by a living person, will be used to help establish two cancer centers that will together treat 2,480 patients annually after they become operational in 2016.

The company no longer plans to produce finished copper at its proposed nonferrous mine near Hoyt Lakes-a move that it says will shave $127 million from the project cost and reduce the number of jobs created by the operation from 400 to about 360.

The management transitions are the latest in a series of changes within the Edina-based company, which has struggled as consumers have trimmed expenses and reduced the frequency of their salon visits in recent years.

The medical device manufacturer will net about $155.4 million, which it will use for general corporate purposes and to repay $115.2 million in debt.

The Atlantis 15 in Burnsville and The Chateau 14 in Rochester have been purchased by a Florida-based theater chain Paragon Theaters, which will complete several upgrades to the theaters.

The new office will open sometime this year within the Twin Cities metro area, and it aims to counsel residents about how to keep their homes.

The Austin-based manufacturer has also launched an anti-hunger initiative through which it is providing a high-protein turkey-based spread to malnourished residents of Guatemala.

The Minnesota politician is promoting bipartisan legislation that is focused on helping American small-businesses outperform foreign competition.

Companies like Cargill and Carlson are monitoring the events unfolding in Egypt.