In a new initiative from General Mills and Cargill, philanthropy is market building and vice versa.
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Scott Shaffer sells diamonds that are earth friendly and politically correct: no environmental harm from mining, no profits funneled to warlords. That’s because the gems are often made from hair
Carmichael Lynch found and tapped the “deep connection” that Subaru owners make with their cars
“A celebration of all that pork can be.”
The agency turns up the volume on being a Web 3.0 brand by hosting multichannel “Talkinars.”
Meet three Minnesota med-tech firms pursuing the obstructive sleep market. What opportunity do they see?
The state is a major—and growing—producer of the microchips found in your smart phone, iPad, and other touchscreen devices.
6 creative ways to enhance cohesion in a company.
How banks and finance managers protect businesses against fraud.
Two former real estate professionals pleaded guilty on Thursday to a single count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud in connection with their roles in defrauding mortgage lenders out of
Winnipeg-based Artis Real Estate Investment Trust is expanding its Minnesota property portfolio with two recent acquisitions-605 Waterford Park in Plymouth, for which it will pay $25 million, and five shopping
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on Thursday released finalized rules that it says will help reduce insurance costs by reviewing and moderating premium increases among health insurance
The Minnesota Vikings' proposal to build a stadium in Arden Hills faces a variety of obstacles, but a recent media report says the team might be willing to compromise on
Once-prominent developer Opus Corporation quietly settled a lawsuit brought by subsidiary Opus West, which claimed that it siphoned vast portions of Opus West earnings and kept the subsidiary in a
A Pennsylvania man who pleaded guilty last summer to bilking Richfield-based Best Buy Company out of more than $900,000 has been sentenced to four years in prison. According to the
Pamela Joseph, vice chairman of payment services for Minneapolis-based U.S. Bancorp, has sold about $2.71 million worth of her company's stock, according to a recent filing with the U.S. Securities
Minnetonka-based Medica has been selected by the University of Minnesota to be its sole health plan administrator. Medica, which has provided one of the university's health plan options since 2006,
Officials at the University of Minnesota Law School are bracing for the possibility that the school could lose its state funding, which would make it one of just a few