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MnSCU Taps U of M VP Rosenstone for New Chancellor

The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system (MnSCU) announced Wednesday that it has named Steven Rosenstone as its next chancellor. Rosenstone-currently the vice president for scholarly and cultural affairs and

Phase I of Airport Expansion Plans Moves Forward

No airlines at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport have requested additional gates to accommodate increased traffic just yet, but the airport's $2 billion expansion plans are taking flight. Jeff Hamiel,

Mpls. Heart Inst., Mayo Use New Heart Procedure

Two of the state's largest cardiac care centers-the Minneapolis Heart Institute at Abbott Northwestern Hospital and the Mayo Clinic-have started using a recently approved system that was developed by Fridley-based

Charlotte Beats Out Mpls to Host ’12 DNC

Charlotte, North Carolina, has been chosen to host the 46th Democratic National Convention in 2012. In July, Minneapolis was named one of four finalists to host the convention, along with

Dayton Unveils $1B Bonding Bill

Governor Mark Dayton proposed a $1 billion bonding bill on Monday that is focused on creating jobs and stimulating economic growth in the state. Dayton proposed that the state invest

Report: More Minnesotans Went Bankrupt in 2010

For the fourth straight year, personal bankruptcies in Minnesota climbed in 2010-fueled by staggering job and housing markets amid the recession, the Star Tribune reports. More than 22,000 Minnesotans filed

Tyco to Cut 248 at Former ADC Plant in Shakopee

Switzerland-based Tyco Electronics, Ltd.,-which purchased ADC Telecommunications late last year-is cutting 248 positions at its Shakopee plant and has plans close and sell ADC's former headquarters in Eden Prairie. Mike