The project, involving a new basketball court, new studios and an enhanced LifeCafe, is the largest portion of $30 million total spent in 2018 on improvements to several different company facilities.
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The St. Louis Park-based company’s products treat mitral valve regurgitation, a common heart malfunction experienced by Americans.
A former city facilities supervisor, Ronnie Eugene Taggart, plead guilty in May to receiving about $58,532 in bribes and kickbacks in exchange for city contracts. The sentence also includes two years of probation.
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Three tips from a yoga studio owner who left the security of a salary and full-time benefits for the unknown, all in search of elusive enlightenment.
With the sale by Newell Brands, Jostens, known for its class rings, yearbooks and championship sports rings, gets its third new owner in three years.
Current plant employees will be offered positions with Xcel following the transaction.
Meanwhile, voters in Minnesota’s most populous county elect two political newcomers over longtime incumbents, Hennepin County Sheriff Rich Stanek and County Commissioner Peter McLaughlin.
Replacing retiring, long-time leader Lee Schram, McCarthy joins the small business and financial institutions growth service provider from First Data, an Atlanta-based financial services business.
The Twin Cities-area health system is teaming up with an Atlanta pharmacy service company to better help patients manage medication regimens and financing.
MatrixCare staff and locations are expected to be unaffected by the deal.
Control of Congress doesn’t hinge on Minnesota’s contested House districts, but it depends on districts like them across the country.
It’s still evolving, but AI is helping businesses learn new ways to improve their sales and their processes.
Even if the market for industrial hemp becomes viable, a green revolution isn’t likely to result from mass production of the crop.
If approved, the ballot measure would eliminate the boundaries that restrict liquor to restaurants within seven acres of commercially-zoned areas, better known as the “the 7-acre rule.”
How a game about 19th-century Afghanistan raised nearly a quarter million dollars.
From sports to supermarkets, Minnesota has embraced “North” as our brand. But is there any evidence it’s been good for business?
Nike gave special preference to the royal purple kit it designed through a partnership with the Prince estate. More Prince-themed Nike gear could become available, and new Prince music may even make its way to Target Center.
Lured by strong fundamentals, Brookfield Property Partners now owns malls in Rochester, St. Cloud, and Mankato.