Nearly four months after the government halted the impromptu wedding plans of fallen auto mogul Denny Hecker and his girlfriend Christi Rowan, the two have reportedly made their union official.

Eniva USA, Inc., an Anoka-based supplements manufacturer, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in U.S. District Court in Minnesota on Tuesday. The company indicated in its bankruptcy filing that it

Minneapolis-based Target Corporation on Thursday reported a slight increase in February net sales, but its same-store sales fell short of analyst estimates. Sales for the month totaled $4.75 billion, a

The U.S. Department of Defense recently terminated a $23.5 billion contract previously awarded to UnitedHealth Group, Inc.-a contract that the company said would have added "hundreds" of jobs within the

The Maplewood Mall in suburban St. Paul will soon get a major facelift, owner Simon Property Group announced Tuesday. Construction will begin in April and is scheduled to wrap up

Fridley-based Medtronic, Inc., is among several investors that have entered into definitive agreements with Tengion, Inc., to help the struggling startup raise $31.4 million. Under the agreements, Norristown, Pennsylvania-based Tengion

The U.S. Department of Labor has fined three movie theater companies that operate in Minnesota, citing child labor violations. Marcus Theatre Corporation, Regal Cinemas, Inc., and Wehrenberg, Inc., together paid

The City of Lakeland Employees Pension Plan-a minority shareholder of The Mosaic Company-has sued The Mosaic Company and Cargill, Inc., claiming that Cargill's sale of its 64 percent stake in

Australia-based Centro Properties has sold its retail portfolio-which includes 600 malls, 13 of which are in Minnesota-to New York-based Blackstone Group, LP, for $9.4 billion, according to a report by

Associated Milk Producers, Inc. (AMPI), a New Ulm-based cooperative, has been cited by federal regulators for allegedly violating safety rules and faces fines totaling $72,500. The citations stem from an

Duluth-based aircraft manufacturer Cirrus Industries, Inc., announced Monday that is has entered into an agreement to be acquired by China Aviation Industry General Aircraft Company, Ltd. (CAIGA). Cirrus manufactures aircrafts

A local union paid $4.3 million to purchase Hillcrest Golf Club in St. Paul, vowing to keep it private for a minimum of two years. Steamfitters Pipefitters Local 455 closed

Banking conditions in the Ninth District still remain historically weak but are showing signs of improvement, according to a report released Thursday the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. Banks in

At a time when Eden Prairie-based retailer Supervalu, Inc., is cutting costs, the company is expanding an energy program launched in 2006 that brings in revenue and helps prevent blackouts.

The University of Minnesota's overall economic impact within the state totals $8.6 billion annually-$4.1 billion through direct expenditures and $4.5 billion in indirect spending, according to a university-commissioned study released