Chris Johnson brings Texas barbecue to the St. Croix.
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Faegre & Benson, one of the state's largest law firms, is exploring the possibility of combining with Baker & Daniels; a vote on the possible merger isn't expected until the fall.
Maple Grove resident Larry Gene Hillard, who participated in 12 fraudulent transactions in 2007 and 2008, was sentenced Tuesday for his role in a $4.3 million mortgage fraud scheme.
After the Dow fell 635 points on Monday, rose 429 points on Tuesday, and fell 520 points on Wednesday, the markets gained some ground on Thursday morning.
On news that the company had received an unsolicited buyout offer, its stock price soared 23 percent during one of the worst days the market has seen in recent years; but its stock dropped the next day when the company said it was not for sale.
The geospatial technology provider has been bought by a group of private equity investors from Alexandria, Virginia.
OptumHealth and its parent company, UnitedHealth Group, are set to acquire health care industry service provider Connextions.
Moody's downgraded its outlook for Minnesota's debt, although it affirmed its actual rating for the state, which remains one step below the agency's top rating.
Recent Wayzata High School graduate Jack Alexander won a trip to the financial capital of the United States, New York City, for his winning essay about how he'd invest $100,000.
The airline's purchase price was previously undisclosed, but recent court documents revealed that the company was sold for about $10 million more than the minimum bid price.
Twin Cities–area meeting planners create stunning events that serve corporate and institutional clients.
More than 300 business leaders expect that employee productivity will increase by September 30, according to a survey conducted by Twin Cities Business.
Smack Shack’s rule in the Twin Cities and in the U.S.
The Davis family, Minnesotans who own Cambria Holdings and Davisco Foods, purchased the airline, which emerged from bankruptcy in February. An attorney representing the trustee in the Petters bankruptcy case, who oversaw the transaction, said that the involved parties sought to keep the price confidential, and declined to disclose the sales price.
Thousands of the bank's employees are testing a MasterCard-branded wristband that stores customers' financial information and can be used to make payments; the wristband also stores emergency contact and medical information.
Who says the best seats are in the stadium?
To sushi, add izakaya munchies.
How banks and finance managers protect businesses against fraud.