One goal is attracting people to Rochester who don’t have a reason to be at Mayo Clinic.
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After shareholders elected several board members nominated by activist investor the Clinton Group, ValueVision said it has also appointed Mark Bozek as its new chief executive.
Shortly after selling the TGI Fridays restaurant chain to increase its focus on its hotel and travel businesses, Carlson said it will assume 100 percent ownership of Carlson Wagonlit Travel.
With a new CEO and beefed-up corporate structure, Thymes has been adding products.
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With a new CEO and beefed-up corporate structure, Thymes has been adding products.
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As local restaurateurs Dean Vlahos and Randy Stanley prepare to do battle in downtown Wayzata, the lakeside city looks to grab a much larger share of regional discretionary spending.
It's true the light-rail line is attracting green, but Metropolitan Council numbers are off-track.
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Despite recent rosy proclamations, the state’s employment picture remains murky.
Minnesota’s labor force rebounded in May, driven in part by the construction and manufacturing sectors, although the state’s annual job-growth rate continues to lag the national average.
Eden Prairie-based MTS Systems said its purchase of Roehrig Engineering is expected to close this summer.
Daikin Applied Americas, Inc., is expanding its Owatonna manufacturing facility and may receive $800,000 from the state government as incentive.
Before all the votes have been tallied, the Clinton Group announced that shareholders voted “overwhelmingly” for a change of four members of ValueVision’s board of directors.
All but one of the GOP candidates made loans to their campaigns.
The Minnetonka-based barbeque chain said, however, that there is no immediate impact on its stock listing, and it expects to regain compliance within Nasdaq’s grace period.
The move comes after Advance Auto Parts acquired General Parts International.