This latest purchase, the company’s sixth since 2009, provides customer base on the West Coast.
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It says Bombardier Recreational Products and BPR U.S. Inc., used technology it patented in 2000.
Public funding of Target Field was supposed to boost the Twins' payroll spending relative to other teams.
An investigation revealed that Michael Whitelaw skirted more than $100,000 in sales taxes at his Asian fusion eatery.
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An investigation revealed that Michael Whitelaw skirted more than $100,000 in sales taxes at his Asian fusion eatery.
A group seeking to repeal Minneapolis' 70/30 law governing food-to-alcohol sales for neighborhood restaurants says the rule is a serious problem — and becoming a bigger one.
At Saturday's funeral, a 2-gallon popcorn tin held the ashes of Peterson, who ran downtown popcorn shops for 30 years with his wife and daughters.
Deal adds large customer base in southern hemisphere, but modest bump in revenue.
Tourism agency and brewer’s guild tout “Brewcation” options near state’s expanding array of brewery locales.
Despite acquisition, CEO says the company will remain headquartered in Roseville.
Barely one month after winning the Minnesota Cup, the startup won the “Rise of the Rest” pitch competition in Minneapolis.
The promises were among those delivered Tuesday in response to requests from the Equity Commitments Coalition for Metro-wide Transportation.
Analyst: Volatile quarterly reports not out of ordinary, but company’s recent up and down annual results unexpected.
“SharePlan” will allow users to sync and share files using encrypted links, pin codes.
The partnership presents several beneficial opportunities for U.S. companies involved in global operations.
CarVal has invested more than $76 billion across 70 countries since its inception in 1987.
Although new Treasury rules will make the deal more costly, the company said the two firms’ plans remained compelling.
From ballooning infrastructure costs to a controversial sex offender treatment program, the governor will face big issues if he's re-elected to office.
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board voted Wednesday to spend up to $500,000 to study a shallow tunnel option for the Kenilworth Cooridor.