The City of Bloomington's Planning Commission unanimously approved Best Buy's plan to add 155,867 square feet to an existing facility in the city.
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Financial terms of the deal, which was completed on Monday, were not disclosed.
Barry Judge has reportedly left his role as chief marketing officer at Best Buy, and Stephen Gillett, who was recently appointed to lead the company's digital efforts, will now also oversee its marketing operations.
Minnesota's ranking represents a seven-spot drop from last year, when it ranked 29th; it ranked 22nd in 2008.
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Minnesota's ranking represents a seven-spot drop from last year, when it ranked 29th; it ranked 22nd in 2008.
Eleven of Minnesota's agricultural cooperatives ranked among the 100 top-grossing in the nation based on 2010 revenue, and four made the top 10.
Vixar, which makes components for laser sensors, will use the money to increase its production.
Engineering firm Primordial Soup draws from an extensive kitchen of collaborators to whip up medical devices.
The celebrated steakhouse is being reinvented from the Twin Cities.
Peterson Milla Hooks decides to let Barbie be Barbie.
Moe's Southwest Grill and Which Wich Superior Sandwiches will join the Penn & American development and open their doors in August.
Start-up law firm Friedman Iverson specializes in legal work for "creative entrepreneurs."
An Italian gem hides away amid the buzz of Northeast Hennepin.
Minneapolis-based law firm Foley & Mansfield has acquired another Minneapolis-based firm-Skjold Parrington Business Attorneys; the deal does not include Skjold Parrington's foreclosure defense and insurance dispute practices.
A study commissioned by Ameriprise Financial found that Baby Boomers are providing financial assistance to their adult children and aging parents at the expense of their own retirement savings.
The Lake Elmo restaurant was named one of the 100 best restaurants for brunch by reviewers using the OpenTable reservation system.
Is NASCAR success a harbinger of corporate stock performance?
The two companies have launched a joint advertising campaign, and they will market each other's services from their respective Twin Cities stores.
Gail Boudreaux of Minnetonka-based UnitedHealth Group and Juliana Chugg of Golden Valley-based General Mills were identified as likely contenders to lead a Fortune 1000 company within five years.