Through a partnership with Wired magazine, Minneapolis-based Target Corporation has placed kiosks at its stores that offer Wired editors’ picks for music products, tablet and photography accessories, and personal fitness gadgets, among others.
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For local restaurateurs, eco-friendly takeout comes at a price.
The restaurant chain’s first-quarter profits fell to $62,000 from $817,000 during the same period in 2012.
Anytime Fitness co-founder Chuck Runyon says the chain is just the beginning.
This yearâs International Citizen Award winners are helping build bridges betwee
What began as a snowmobile maker is now the number one powersports company in the United States—and speeding toward becoming a global small-vehicle manufacturer.
Impressions of its temporary work force in Grand Forks—and an exclusive interview with its CEO—shed light on the ultra-private, increasingly popular Strom Engineering Corporation.
The region’s economy will likely improve this quarter as companies plan to increase hiring and capital expenditures, according to Twin Cities Business’ quarterly economic indicator survey of more than 750 businesses
Rust Consulting sent 1.4 million payments on Friday to borrowers across the United States, and some early recipients reported that their checks bounced—a problem that has since garnered national attention; the firm said Wednesday that the issue has been fixed.
The local airport was among just 15 U.S. airports to make the list, which was compiled by airline and airport review organization Skytrax.
Meanwhile, the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro area earned a “B+” for small business friendliness in the just-released study, compiled by online service Thumbtack.com in partnership with the Kauffman Foundation.
Corporate Responsibility magazine named Hormel, General Mills, 3M, Mosaic, and Target to its 2013 list.
The high cost of feed ingredients fueled by a national drought was among the factors that caused Cargill’s third-quarter earnings to drop from $766 million to $445 million.
A deal reached between Ecolab and the U.S. Department of Justice requires Ecolab to sell Champion’s chemical-management services for deep-water oil and gas wells in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico—which comprise about 3 percent of its business.
General Mills is inviting the public to vote on the best of the best across 20 food-related categories.
The deal has been under scrutiny from federal regulators due to antitrust concerns, and Ecolab said that it continues to have “productive discussions” with the U.S. Department of Justice.
Entrepreneurs seeking exposure and a share of $200,000 in start-up capital have until May 17 to submit their proposals.
Schell’s, Minnesota’s oldest beer maker, fights for the right to be called “craft” beer.