The expansion will increase the brewery’s current 150,000-barrel annual capacity by an additional 100,000 barrels.
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The same Minnesotans who were on last year's list made repeat appearances this year, although the net worth of most has risen—and Best Buy founder Richard Schulze is no longer listed as a Minnesotan.
The retailer’s first 24 Canadian stores will have soft openings this month—and Target plans to open 124 stores throughout the country in 2013.
3M Company, Target Corporation, and St. Jude Medical also made the list last year.
CEO Joseph C. Levesque told Twin Cities Business that “we have to be vague” but acknowledged that a sale of one or both of the company’s product groups is possible, and a private takeover or merger is not out of the realm of possibility.
A Star Tribune report, citing unnamed sources, indicated that founder Richard Schulze appears to be backing off a bid to acquire the company but is trying to regain his former position as chairman of the board.
In 1921, a predecessor to General Mills invented the name Betty Crocker in order to personalize responses to customer letters, thousands of which flooded in during a promotional contest for Gold Medal Flour. Today, Betty Crocker is a household name—so well known, in fact, that it made a just-released Adweek list of “Five Famous Female
The Richfield-based electronics retailer said eliminating 400 jobs at its headquarters will help cut costs by $150 million—but it marks only the first step in a larger cost-reduction strategy.
Analysts have cited signs of a strengthening Best Buy, and their improved ratings helped the company continue its 2013 stock climb.
Some of the region's leading executives make their mark in very unexpected ways.
Why Polaris, Donaldson, ProtoLabs, and Northern Oil & Gas are worth watching.
Mortenson Construction was selected as construction manager for the new Vikings stadium; it could make up to $15 million for the project, although that figure could drop significantly if it’s unable to complete the stadium on schedule.
Minneapolis-based Target ranked 10th, and Edina-based ReconRobotics and three other robotics companies collectively ranked 44th.
Anytime Fitness and Code 42 Software were recognized as two of the top 100 privately held, high-growth businesses.
Pinnacle Airlines, a regional carrier for Delta Air Lines, is moving to Minnesota and has been offered a $550,000 loan from the state, which will be forgiven if the company brings at least 200 jobs to the Twin Cities.
The Minnesota Chamber of Commerce contends that portions of Mark Dayton’s proposed tax reform will have a negative effect on the state’s business climate; some city officials, meanwhile, praised the governor’s investment in local government aid.
Minnesota’s economy will likely regress this quarter as pessimism about its business climate has more than doubled from one year ago at this time, according to Twin Cities Business’ quarterly economic
Four stories of Duluth businesses show how Duluth has scraped off the rust of recession.