The Minneapolis ad agency will hire its summer interns based on the submission of 13 tweets.
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Although the number of jobs lost will be significant, it is 100 fewer than the company had previously anticipated.
The 15-story building, located at the junction of Interstates 394 and 494, was put on the market in August.
The government claims that Fastenal knowingly overcharged customers for products sold under a contract.
Federal prosecutors on Thursday filed court documents requesting that Denny Hecker receive a sentence of 10 years in prison. Hecker's attorney says his client should get a lighter sentence.
The seller, LaSalle Hotel Properties, will use the proceeds to reduce its unsecured debt.
In a new report, more than 500 individual improvement projects were identified for the area surrounding the 23 stations along the $957 million transit line.
Despite a moderate gain in median sales price, 2010 was a very difficult year for sellers in the metro area.
The Inver Grove Heights-based company sold its 44.2 percent ownership of Multigrain, SA-a joint venture focused on agricultural production, processing, logistics, and merchandising.
Mortenson Construction will begin demolition at St. Paul's Union Depot following a groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday-the next step in a $243 million project.
The fine imposed on Guidant, which hid information from federal regulators about "catastrophic failures" in three of its life-saving devices, is reported to be the largest criminal penalty that's ever been handed to a medical device company.
CustomGuide claims that CareerBuilder breached its contract when it sold some of CustomGuide's products to other businesses without permission.
Minnesota is reportedly among the states that have the most victims of Bernie Madoff's massive Ponzi scheme and now some face more bad news: Lawsuits asking them to return money they withdrew from their accounts before the scheme surfaced.
Most sectors experienced gains in late 2010-with consumer spending/tourism and construction/real estate seeing particularly notable increases within Minnesota.
The retailer will pay $1.825 billion in Canadian currency to take over the leases of up to 220 retail sites now operated by Zellers, Inc.
Minnesota's largest private company saw an impressive second quarter, with earnings increases in four of its five business segments.