CFO Scott Kennedy has been tapped as interim CEO.
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The former U.S. Bancorp executive chair and CEO was elected to a four-year term.
Covid brought the Chanhassen-based fitness giant to its knees. Half a decade later, the company is running with the vigor of a startup.
Following Target's rollback of some DEI initiatives, the North Minneapolis entrepreneur focuses on how the retailer has helped to grow his business.
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Kedia, who currently serves as the bank’s president, is set to become chief executive on April 15.
Under his leadership, the Austin, Minnesota-based company executed its largest acquisition to date.
A group of plaintiffs alleged the company violated its fiduciary duties by including “poorly performing” Wells Fargo funds in its 401(k) plan.
The Mendota Heights-based supplier of dental equipment and veterinary supplies is set to be acquired by a California private equity firm.
Local police say that the killing appeared to be a “targeted attack.”
About 475 workers at the company’s Wayzata headquarters will lose their jobs.
Purpose Brands LLC — owner of Anytime Fitness, Orangetheory, and several other gym chains — has tapped an executive who's led a range of consumer-facing businesses, including Chuck E. Cheese.
Dr. Shirin Towfigh claims the medical device giant “knowingly copied” her design for a hernia treatment device.
Solventum, which spun off from 3M in spring, is getting $13 million in state money for the project.
Succeeding Lee Mitau, she becomes one of the few women to chair a public company board.
The fast food chain also names Tyson Foods, JBS, and other meat producers as defendants.
The Golden Valley-based food giant says it’s part of a move to sharpen focus on other products that “have stronger growth prospects and more attractive margins.”
The Chanhassen-based company has filed a patent for a new ball it says has better bounce and durability. It's the company's first product for a sport.