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Earl Bakken goes solar in a big way in Hawaii.
The fast-growing company now lays claim to being the largest independent office supplier in the Upper Midwest.
How the Schwieters brothers’ construction businesses used the recession as a springboard for expansion and diversification.
Ginny Morris, known for adroit leadership skills and a savvy business mind, is building her family’s Hubbard Radio company into a national powerhouse.
A new book suggests Hormel’s story is a microcosm of everything that’s gone wrong in America’s meat industry.
National events and a stronger economy boost the Twin Cities’ profile for major
The merger of Hamline's law school and William Mitchell College of Law makes sense for a lot of reasons. But it’s also clear that they didn't have much of a choice.
The two cities were scored among 83 others based on park spending and access, healthy weight and exercise.
The restaurant chain, which has been losing money despite adding new locations, hired a financial advisor to explore potential deals.
Come March 9, the time it takes to travel via the Green Line train from Target Field Station to Union Depot will shrink to 45 minutes.
The combined entity will be called Mitchell|Hamline School of Law, with most of its functions on the old Mitchell campus.
The record deal won’t result in a change in management.
In 1915, the Minneapolis Park Board pioneered the use of urban renewal when it built Gateway Park, on a triangular two-block site that included the early City Hall.
The eliminations were expected as part of company ending Canadian operations.
It has struggled in the years since spinning off from 3M Company.
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