The iconic candy maker was sold for an undisclosed sum, and Michael Keller, former chief marketing officer for International Dairy Queen, will take over as president and CEO.
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AT&T will partner with Digi International to deliver the Minnesota company's smart grid technology, which allows consumers, businesses, and utilities to monitor energy usage and adjust their consumption accordingly.
Electric vehicles on the rise.
A Northfield investment and management firm enters a new field: saving historic, smaller-city hotels and inns.
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A Northfield investment and management firm enters a new field: saving historic, smaller-city hotels and inns.
Are Minnesota's tax peculiarities driving people away?
Measuring soil density? Checking patient records?
Delivering data to the board of directors? There’s an app for that.
An Itasca Project initiative helps small, regional IT companies get large Minnesota firms as clients.
Minnesotaâs business leaders are tackling their most pressing business challenge
For more than 50 years, the Minnesota Inventors Congress has lured lone-wolf tinkerers and garage gadgeteers to Redwood Falls. For some, the event has provided a springboard for starting a business. But with attendance shrinking, can it reinvent itself and stay relevant?
Three remodeling projects celebrate the clean lines of old buildings.
Chris Johnson brings Texas barbecue to the St. Croix.
The company will use the new funds to commercialize its products, which use balloon catheters to clear blocked sinuses.
Former U.S. President Bill Clinton will be the keynote speaker at the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation's Spirit of the Heart gala in October.
A spokesman for the Minnesota High Tech Association said that Google hasn't revealed substantial plans for the state-but the company is looking to collaborate with Minnesota tech companies.
Cargill made a binding offer to purchase Netherlands-based animal nutrition company Provimi.
Under the new agreement, Wisconsin students attending college in Minnesota will have to make up the difference between Wisconsin's and Minnesota's resident rates-a cost that was previously covered by the State of Wisconsin.
The exchange will allow consumers to compare and buy health insurance.
The Minnesota Wild will begin selling single-game tickets on August 20, sooner than its standard September sale date; remaining tickets will be subject to dynamic pricing beginning on October 1.
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