Med device firm must meet shareholder’s equity requirements by March 20.
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The result was a slight improvement from the company’s average annual loss, which since 2007 has totaled nearly $27 million.
Local health care providers also spent millions of dollars on community services, research and staff training programs.
Combination creates largest health care provider in Twin Cities.
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While medical device manufacturers have something to celebrate, they also have a lot of questions — about the Republican plan and the Trump administration in general.
If approved, the new facility is expected to create more than 1,000 jobs—but the city is already struggling to attract workers.
In the latest leadership change at the barbecue restaurant chain, former Dairy Queen executive and Jostens CEO Charles Mooty will take over as Famous Dave’s chairman of the board.
The Minnetonka-based company, known for its Internet of Things and machine-to-machine products, is helping NASA on a two-part mission.
Andrea Walsh, executive vice president of the health care provider, has been picked to take over.
The Duluth-based company continued its streak of selling over 300 aircraft in a single year.
A special enrollment period runs through March 1 for those who have been recently kicked off their health plan.
The department store chain is closing its Nicollet Mall location this spring.
The redevelopment team plans to transform the one-million-square-foot space into a mixed-use development.
The food company followed up its previous record-breaking earnings year with a new best ever.
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More than 100 restaurants in the city have joined the group to call for concessions in the ordinance that's expected to arrive this summer.
The company set its sights on digital retailer Amazon after its fourth quarter profits sank by nearly 43 percent year-over-year.