Englewood, Colorado-based Arrow Electronics, Inc., announced Monday that it has acquired Asset Recovery Corporation, an electronics asset disposition (EAD) services provider based in St. Paul. Terms of the acquisition were
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Worried that the winter storm will hinder your travel plans? No need to worry if you're flying Delta Air Lines. The Atlanta-based airline-which is the largest carrier at the Minneapolis-St.
More than a dozen Twin Cities restaurants and chefs have been named semifinalists in this year's prestigious James Beard Awards. Seven local chefs were named semifinalists in the best chef
3M Company has partnered with the country's second-largest natural gas producer, Chesapeake Energy-and the companies intend to jointly create compressed fuel tanks for natural gas-fueled vehicles. The fuel tank on
A recent survey commissioned by Great Clips reportedly asked people how they would take advantage of 15 extra minutes of time-which would presumably be gained by using the company's online
Minnesota has received a $26 million federal grant to put toward the development of a health insurance exchange. Health insurance exchanges-mandated by the 2010 federal health reform law-are marketplaces where
Christopher Puto, dean of the Opus College of Business at the University of St. Thomas, will resign from his post on June 30, the university announced Wednesday. Puto will take
G&K Services, Inc., said Wednesday that its CEO, Douglas Milroy, will take a temporary medical leave beginning February 29, to treat an aortic aneurysm. The Minnetonka-based company, which manufactures branded
Three companies plan to start building large facilities in Shakopee within the next couple of years-projects that will collectively bring in hundreds of permanent jobs to the city, according to
Supervalu, Inc., is opening 22 stores under its Save-A-Lot brand during February and March-marking an increased investment in its national discount chain while the company looks to turn around its
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis said Wednesday that Minnesota banks were healthier in 2011 compared to the previous year, but profitability and loan volumes continued to fall short of
Two years from now, you won't be taking the "light rail" to work. Instead, you'll be hopping on the "Metro," perhaps by way of the "Blue Line." The Metropolitan Council
The Mosaic Company on Tuesday announced the settlement of a lawsuit filed by environmental groups that sought to prevent it from extending its South Fort Meade phosphate mine in Central
Former restaurateur Kieran Folliard and Irish whiskey giant Jameson have settled a contentious trademark dispute that went public last week. The Star Tribune reported that Folliard confirmed the settlement and
The angel investor tax credit spurred $63.1 million in funding for 113 Minnesota start-ups last year, according to a state report released Friday. Both of those numbers are up significantly
Minneapolis-based Malt-O-Meal Company announced Tuesday it has changed its name to MOM Brands effective immediately. The company said that its new name reflects the wide range of products and brands
A Minneapolis man was sentenced Friday to more than 12 years in prison for orchestrating four investment scams that together bilked at least $20 million from investors, according to the
Miami, Florida-based liquor distributing giant Southern Wine & Spirits on Friday agreed to purchase Bloomington-based Quality Wine and Spirits, according to a Star Tribune report. The Minneapolis newspaper described the