MRI Interventions has development deal with clinic for new stroke therapies.
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It was the neurosurgical technology company’s second-largest equity financing round ever.
But equal percentages now work there as owners or employees, report says.
The facility will also operate as a research center for improving workout routines for people with spinal cord injuries.
It will take about a year and a half before the new office opens.
Kevin McIntosh, president of Summit Medical, the company with licensing rights to the device, called it a “disruptive technology that is redefining the industry.”
Kim Lund, who owns one-quarter of the Lunds & Byerlys grocery chain, sued to cash out her stake.
Immigrants may come in search of opportunity, but some opportunities are more opportune.
Bank and business relationships are no longer used when determining one's domicile for tax purposes.
During a shareholder meeting, the long-time executive said she would retire before the end of 2017.
President Trump’s campaign focused on disrupting the status quo. Now attorneys say it’s unclear how far Trump will go to overhaul immigration, labor and environmental laws that affect Minnesota businesses.
Firm helps women return to the corporate sector after they have kids.
Money is no object in a journey to restore the historic saloon.
Whether you’re planning a board reception, a company celebration or a team retreat this summer, here are 20 unique venues with distinctive outdoor spaces, beautiful views, event planning services and other amenities.
With the exception of Mall of America, out-of-towners don’t typically flock to Minnesota, but Good Look Ink discovered they will for the right “hair” service. Despite its name and the
On June 1, Minneapolis’ new bag ordinance takes effect throughout the city, forbidding all retail establishments from providing single-use plastic bags to customers. Instead, shoppers are expected to either bring
The regional board, born of a time when there was a greater sense of regionalism between the cities and the suburbs, could be dead by October 1.
In a recent earnings forecast, the industrial supplies manufacturer said it was working to make itself “leaner and better positioned to allocate resources to its most promising opportunities.”