A spokesperson for Medtronic said there was no immediate impact to its workforce of roughly 1,700 employees at the Colorado facility.
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The brewer riled many on the Iron Range for its opposition to copper-nickel mining projects.
The House minority leader said he wants to improve Minnesota's standing in science and technology.
A number of 3M scientists believe the new workspace could bring about collaborations that weren’t possible in its older, more spread out facilities.
The purchase fit into the company's strategic goal of expanding beyond powersports.
Increased customer demand fueled the company’s need to open a new facility in Duluth.
The long-studied proposal would be the state's first copper-nickel mine.
The funds will be divided across 19 different projects in the region.
The company was hit by currency fluctuations and costs involved with moving its Venezuelan operations.
From a deep-sea submarine to the ever-popular Nerf ball, General Mills’ innovations have gone far beyond flour and Cheerios.
The data storage company currently maintains less than half the market capitalization standard required by the exchange.
The inventor previously sued 3M making a similar claim in 1997.
Quality Bicycle Parts has experienced considerable growth from sales of $100,000 in 1981 to $200 million in revenue most recently.
But the company still managed to beat analysts’ expectations for its profit and sales results.
Both companies make equipment and parts for clearing snow.
Don Ness will continue his work as a productive figure in Duluth’s Twin Ports area.
And if foreign governments are cheating on steel prices, should the U.S. government step in to help support domestic steel producers?
Employers in the industry are upbeat about the coming year.