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Rochester and St. Louis Park are named to Livability.com’s 2015 list.
CEO Dan Hanrahan said Regis is seeing progress at its top locations, but “significant work is ahead of us before we achieve similar results across 7,000 salons.”
Improving health care outcomes while controlling or reducing costs.
The 21 finalists will give live presentations before their respective divisions' review boards later this month, at which point division winners will be selected to vie for the grand prize.
The largest private company in the country reported a drop in revenue for its most recent fiscal year, the first time its full-year revenue has fallen in four years.
The Eden Prairie-based 3D printer said the products of its recently acquired company, MakerBot, helped drive its quarterly success.
This year's winners from the Upper Midwest region, including Minnesota, Iowa, Ne
Meet Minneapolis and PR firm Spong convened a group of social media professionals, who will help recommend restaurants and other destinations to All-Star Game tourists.
UnitedHealth Group and CHS moved up on this year’s list; Target, Best Buy, and 3M slid to lower positions but still made the cut.
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Minnesota’s labor force rebounded in May, driven in part by the construction and manufacturing sectors, although the state’s annual job-growth rate continues to lag the national average.
Before all the votes have been tallied, the Clinton Group announced that shareholders voted “overwhelmingly” for a change of four members of ValueVision’s board of directors.
St. Ben's agreed to settle a “clawback” lawsuit filed by the trustee of Tom Petters’ bankruptcy estate; meanwhile, the cost of such litigation, including fees paid to accounting and law firms, keeps growing.
The retailer’s profits grew even as same-store sales dipped; shares of the company’s stock climbed on the news.
Dean Riesen left the company on Friday after serving as a board director since 2003 and chairman since 2011.