Folliard-who previously sold his stake in several local pubs to focus on the whiskey business-told the Star Tribune that his Irish whiskey company continues to own the "Big Ginger" trademark and the pubs will continue to sell the specialty drink.
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The Minneapolis-based cereal company said the new name showcases its continued growth beyond the Malt-O-Meal line of products.
Interest in the tax credit appears to be strong this year as well; $1.7 million of the $12 million available for 2012 has already been allocated.
Interim Chief Operating Officer Eric Bakken told the Star Tribune that Regis will trim 25 or more of its 50 store brands and convert most of the affected salons to the remaining, strongest-performing brands.
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Interim Chief Operating Officer Eric Bakken told the Star Tribune that Regis will trim 25 or more of its 50 store brands and convert most of the affected salons to the remaining, strongest-performing brands.
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Wayzata-based HomeVisor, which launched earlier this month, helps home buyers and sellers find their ideal Realtor.
Through his two businesses, the local restaurateur-turned-whiskey-maker reportedly filed a lawsuit alleging that the distilling giant's "Big Jameson Ginger" cocktail improperly copies his signature "Big Ginger" drinks that his pubs have been selling since 2005.
Fargo-based State Bank & Trust plans to open its first Twin Cities branch in Golden Valley; meanwhile Minneapolis-based U.S. Bancorp announced that it will open its first banking branch within a Minnesota hospital.
The Governor's Workforce Development Council recommended that in order to fill the state's skills gap, state programs that provide career-specific training to adults must be introduced or expanded-recommendations that are similar to initiatives proposed in Governor Mark Dayton's jobs plan released last month.
The manufacturing giant has reportedly agreed to buy Brazil-based food company Yoki, a move that marks its return to producing packaged foods within the country.
Crown Bank was sued by the receiver in the Petters bankruptcy case, and it also faces accusations of fraud from Nevada-based Beal Bank-but the Edina-based bank has denied any wrongdoing and says the cases don't raise questions about its overall operations.
Carlson Real Estate Company is working with an investment banking firm to assist it in exploring "strategic alternatives" regarding its real estate portfolio, which includes a 36-story complex in Minneapolis containing the Radisson Plaza Hotel and Plaza Seven Office Tower.
Allina Hospitals & Clinics will soon be known as Allina Health, a name that reflects its focus on keeping patients healthy and out of the hospital.
According to MedCity News, the promising St. Louis Park-based company was marketing its technology to drug companies and had inked licensing deals with pharma giants like Novartis.
Inge Thulin, who has served as chief operating officer since May, will assume the role of president and CEO on February 24.
A recent settlement requires five of the nation's largest banks to pay roughly $25 billion in relief to U.S. homeowners-and Minnesota borrowers are expected to receive up to $280 million under the deal.