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
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The U.S. Court of Appeals removed a preliminary injunction that Vascular Solutions previously won against Boston Scientific.
After less than a year as president of the company’s U.S. retail stores, Shawn Score retired effective immediately.
Xcel Energy, St. Jude Medical, Mosaic, and Medtronic were among 50 of the largest companies in the country that offer the best combination of a high median salary, high job satisfaction, and a flexible work schedule.
A 3M official said the technology may have the potential to have as broad of an impact as 3M’s Post-its.
A total of 28,088 utility patents were issued to Minneapolis inventors and organizations between 2000 and 2011, and the city was recognized as a leader in the medical industry.
The 10th annual entrepreneurial competition, which is the largest of its kind in the nation, is accepting entries, and $300,000 is up for grabs this year.
The women’s clothing retailer beat analysts’ expectations as it neared profits for its fourth quarter, and it announced plans to consolidate more stores.
The Hastings-based fitness franchise announced Monday that an affiliate of Atlanta-based Roark Capital Group has made an equity investment in the company to “accelerate [its] U.S. and global expansion.”
Robert Walker’s investment fraud case continues as a 12-person jury met on Monday to deliberate over his 17 criminal counts of fraud, conspiracy, tax evasion, and witness tampering.
The Minnesotans who made last year’s list also appeared this year, although their rankings and net worth have changed.
3M ranked 23rd and Target 29th, although both fell several spots from last year’s list.
Tyson Foods, a competitor of Minnesota's Hormel, has reportedly made a bid to acquire Minnetonka-based Michael Foods.
A UnitedHealth Group and Mayo Clinic joint research initiative called Optum Labs has attracted seven new partners, including Pfizer, the Tufts Medical Center, and the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Maker’s Cafe, which will serve local food and sell homemade merchandise, opened in conjunction with a new Minnesota-based co-working space called Cafe Inc.
Techne Corporation will henceforth be known as “Bio-Techne” as part of an attempt to better position all of its brands.
Hoping to fill the space above a parking ramp near the new Vikings stadium, Ryan Companies pitched a $104 million, 28-story apartment tower with commercial space and Mortenson Development proposed a $63 million, 300-room hotel.