BodyBrite removes hair with a technology known as “intense pulse light,” and the company is planning to add three new Minnesota locations amid a larger growth strategy.
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After the poll questions had been asked, a New Jersey judge ruled that the Wilfs' financial information will be made public in their real estate fraud case, although she is allowing them to appeal.
Wilf family troubles aside, the stadium will get built.
Millennials are gathering in big numbers to help build Minnesota’s civic culture.
Can entrepreneurship take firm root in the tough soil of northeastern Minnesota?
Fear of failure can become a destructive part of corporate culture.
The company reported a narrower loss and slightly higher sales as it distances itself from expensive restructuring costs; its stock price, which has slid in recent months, climbed on the news.
The retail giant recently launched a nationwide challenge for students, innovators, designers, and entrepreneurs to submit ideas that promote a healthy lifestyle and help people with chronic conditions.
The accident reportedly involved a “partial building collapse.”
“It was pretty clear that they are not interested in repealing these taxes,” Senate Minority Leader David Hann said shortly after the Senate passed the disaster relief measure 59-0.
The Department of Employment and Economic Development hired John Shoffner as the agency says Minnesota is experiencing a surge in business expansions and job openings.
Carlson Rezidor Hotels said its latest hotel deals accounted for 25 percent of all the new hotel deals that were signed in India last quarter.
Sara Gavin will now oversee the firm’s 23 offices in the United States and Canada.
St. Paul resident Tracy Sides submitted the winning “Urban Oasis” idea in the Forever St. Paul Challenge contest, and will amass $1 million to implement the concept.
A new sports radio station that previously offered national programming will now feature local shows hosted by Mike Morris, Bob Sansevere, Tom Barnard, and Don Shelby.
In order to save the state about $300 million over two years, Minnesota’s new tax code will not conform to the federal code—leaving out multiple tax cuts enjoyed in other states.
John Olson passed away about 20 years after founding Olson, one of the five largest independent ad agencies in the country.
Works Computing, an IT data solutions provider based in Bloomington, recently added a new office in Duluth in order to make its services more accessible to North Shore-area clients.