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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.
Honoring five lifetimes of achievement: Lynn Casey, Pat Fallon, Mark Larson, Mar
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.
The 70 semifinalists move to the next round of the annual competition, with $300,000 in prizes up for grabs.
Claude Jordan exits after three years at the helm; company veteran Chris Twomey named interim leader.
Twin Cities Business' Dale Kurschner recently questioned the composition of Target’s board; now, a proxy advisor is recommending that shareholders oust the majority of Target directors.
The street-level portion of Parasole’s Uptown Cafeteria has reportedly closed and will soon transform into the Libertine, a “modern steakhouse.”
An analysis of the demographics of Minnesota Cup entrants sheds light on where the state’s start-up energy is thriving.
Jason Bristow, a 10-year vice president and treasurer at Amazon, returned to his native Minnesota Monday to serve as chief financial officer for a growing software firm.
Target’s 2013 proxy filing offers insight into how much Gregg Steinhafel’s exit package may be worth; some estimates project he might collect about $26 million.
After about 15 years as president, CEO, and chairman of Digi International, Joseph Dunsmore plans to retire this year.
Like farmers tending healthy seedlings while praying for good weather, Minnesota’s business leaders are plowing more back into their businesses, anticipating further economic recovery. And as they do, they’re moving