Kevin DiLorenzo has joined forces with Bob Barrie and Stuart D’Rozario, whose firm will now be called Barrie D’Rozario DiLorenzo.
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A recent study revealed that Twin Cities residents are less confident in their personal finances than financial experts believe, and that most plan to focus on paying down debt, rather than increasing spending.
Minnesota startups encompassing the medical device, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and other life science fields, raised $151 million more in 2013 than last year, according to a recent report.
Target has not indicated that pharmacy records were exposed, although some say the recent data breach amplifies concerns about “medical identity theft” at retail chains with pharmacies.
New owner TD Bank expects “no significant change” to the portfolio’s value in wake of Target’s data breach.
The vote of the musicians was complex, because members of the orchestra are scattered around the globe, performing with symphony orchestras elsewhere.
Governor Mark Dayton focused on higher education, Capitol renovations, and clean water investments in his most recent proposal.
Golden Valley-based CyberOptics announced Tuesday that it will acquire the assets of Laser Design, Inc.—a Minneapolis-based 3D laser scanning systems provider—as part of its move into the 3D sensor technology market.
South Lake Minnetonka Police Department Chief Bryan Litsey: "You feel like you are being penalized for doing what you are asked during the downturn of the economy."
Tracked as a group, Minnesota’s top publicly trade companies outpaced the market in a banner year on Wall Street.
Target says its offer of a year’s worth of free credit monitoring met with a strong and immediate response from customers Monday.
Critics of the Minnesota Film & TV Board are troubled by the dearth of production crews coming to the state and the board may be under a microscope during this year’s legislative session.
The advertising agency will select five to eight summer interns from a group of finalists based on their ideas for marketing a futuristic transportation concept.
Christopher & Banks said that weather conditions affected fourth-quarter sales but its profit margins will likely improve more than the company previously anticipated.
St. Paul’s Seven Corners Hardware was sold to a national real estate developer as a result of rising real estate values in the area and the owner’s interest in other business endeavors.
Maurices released new details—including renderings—of its planned 11-story headquarters building in downtown Duluth.
The owner of the Mall of America’s Johnny Rockets’ restaurant is now also bringing a new create-your-own pizza franchise called Pizza Studio to the megamall, with plans for three additional restaurants in the Twin Cities.
Jim Schowalter, commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Management and Budget, called a recent lawsuit "an archetypal case of bad-faith laches."