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FineLine Prototyping will retain its current facility in Raleigh, North Carolina, and Proto Labs will keep on the acquired firm’s leaders.
While the diversified manufacturer fell just short of analysts’ expectations for sales and earnings, it saw revenue gains in most areas, led by growth in its health care products.
Based on their responses to a 300-question survey, General Mills, Target, and Medtronic were ranked in the top 50 companies with the best diversity policies.
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Based on their responses to a 300-question survey, General Mills, Target, and Medtronic were ranked in the top 50 companies with the best diversity policies.
After about 15 years as president, CEO, and chairman of Digi International, Joseph Dunsmore plans to retire this year.
Vascular Solutions reported a 15 percent jump in quarterly sales but costs tied to its ongoing legal battle with Boston Scientific caused the company to revise its earnings outlook.
House Capital Investment Chairwoman Alice Hausman has introduced a $125 million proposal that pays cash for a handful of construction projects out of the state’s $1.2 billion surplus.
In the Neapolitan game, delivered pizza is a big competitive edge.
The Minneapolis-St. Paul region is among a half-dozen U.S. metros tapped for the Global Cities Initiative.
Segetis, Inc., will pay for about 70 percent of its new Iron Range plant and will receive $21.2 million in support from the Iron Range Resources & Rehabilitation Board.
The city has commissioned an ad campaign to convince people that it isn’t all crime and apartments.
The FDA sent a warning letter to American Medical Systems, identifying issues related to “process validation, risk analysis, and corrective and preventive action procedures.”
Thrivent wanted to give its customers a greater voice, which brought it noisy dissent.
The Brennan Investment Group recently purchased buildings in Coon Rapids, St. Louis Park, Maple Grove, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
The end of April brings to Minnesota multiple technology development contests that attempt to solve real-world problems in new ways.
The Twin Cities’ happy Irish warrior flogs his accessible whiskey while he prepares to diversify.
They’re dark, chaotic and loud. Buffalo Wild Wings tries to hit the reset button to become a restaurant that happens to be a sports bar.
With claims of more than 100,000 spectators and a $15 million economic impact, where did all the money flow?
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