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The Minnesota High Tech Association, state government and private companies are providing hundreds of paid internships to increase the high tech workforce.
Diagnostic kit-maker DiaSorin tapped by U.S. to roll out test, process results.
The school claimed Gilead Sciences used a drug it developed to create and heavily profit off of Hepatitis C medications.
The new federal trade secrets law has major ramifications for intellectual property and employment disputes.
Evelo Biosciences joins four others as investment, research dollars flow into field.
Jeff Jones will be in charge of marketing, operations and customer support for the ridesharing behemoth.
Both individuals are more than 20-year veterans of General Mills.
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The deal could see the fluid management company expanding its product sales to government organizations, including contracts with budgets totaling $33 billion.
The women’s retailer has yet to find a winning formula to improve its woes.
Prime’s CEO said the partnership could allow it to slow down “this run-away freight train of rising drug costs.”
All but one of the state’s industries experienced gains in employment or level employment compared to the previous month.
The additional plant will also allow the company to boost its staff size by more than 40 percent.