Twin Cities Public Television has already raised $20 million and is using the money to launch a wide array of digital services in addition to its television channels.
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The University of Minnesota Medical Center reportedly risks termination from Medicare and Medicaid, but a state official says there’s still time for the hospital to correct its deficiencies—and Fairview claims to have made changes that address concerns.
The AMC Theatre in downtown Minneapolis will close September 23; meanwhile, the renovated Uptown Theatre reopens this week, complete with a larger screen, new seats, and a full-service bar.
In U.S. News & World Report’s 2013 rankings, many Minnesota colleges made appearances in categories including “best national universities,” “best national liberal arts colleges,” and “great schools, great prices.”
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In U.S. News & World Report’s 2013 rankings, many Minnesota colleges made appearances in categories including “best national universities,” “best national liberal arts colleges,” and “great schools, great prices.”
The nonprofit health insurer has been leasing 401 Carlson Parkway since 2004, and a spokesman said that buying the building will help the company meet its long-term needs and reduce operating costs.
Vadnais Heights-based H.B. Fuller said that the acquisition will help it to better serve the growing electronics market.
The developer of the winning app will take home $5,000 in cash and receive $20,000 worth of mobile development services from Minneapolis-based MentorMate.
Preventice’s BodyGuardian Remote Monitoring System allows doctors to monitor patients’ heart rates via wireless technology, and the company plans to make the product commercially available by the end of this year.
Republic Bank & Trust Company has acquired First Commercial Bank in Bloomington, and its chief executive said that the bank plans to grow its presence in the Twin Cities.
The state assigned scores to 37 projects vying for a portion of the funds, and Governor Mark Dayton is expected to make a final determination about the winners later this week.
Geringhoff chose a St. Cloud site over more than 40 other prospective locations across North America because of the quality of the local work force, support from regional government agencies, and proximity to raw material suppliers.
U.S. Bank and the Metropolitan Economic Development Association have launched a series of quarterly events offering business consulting to minority entrepreneurs in the Twin Cities.
Hubert Joly doesn’t think that there are a lot of consumers who visit Best Buy stores only to view products and then buy them online at lower prices.
The stores, none of which are in Minnesota, are expected to close by late February; the company declined to disclose the number of affected workers.
Best Buy’s new CEO Hubert Joly has outlined some initial plans but said his blueprint for turning the business around will come in several installments; meanwhile, some analysts think he could remain in the top spot even if a private takeover were to occur.
The new Cherrywood Pointe community in Roseville offers assisted living to seniors; United Properties said it hopes to add more assisted-living developments but doesn’t yet have definitive plans.
After the Department of Justice threatened to sue, 3M Company and Avery Dennison Corporation said that they will address antitrust concerns in order to receive regulatory clearance for 3M’s proposed acquisition of Avery Dennison’s office products unit.
New York Mills-based Lund Boat Company and its parent company reached a settlement with the federal government over alleged hiring discrimination; the companies admitted no wrongdoing.
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