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Trustee Doug Kelley has created a mini-industry that’s out to recover as much as $18.4 billion for the victims of the Petters Ponzi scheme. But the recovery efforts are making many debtors—which include nonprofits—feel victimized. Kelley says he has no choice: “We are making law day by day.”
California insurance regulators have blocked a UnitedHealth Group subsidiary from paying dividends to its parent companies, alleging that the company committed almost a million acts that violate the state's insurance regulations.
Home sales in November were down 39 percent from last year-when numbers were inflated due to the expiring homebuyer tax credit-but they were consistent with 2007 and 2008 levels.
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Home sales in November were down 39 percent from last year-when numbers were inflated due to the expiring homebuyer tax credit-but they were consistent with 2007 and 2008 levels.
The state scored well for its low uninsured population, but the frequency of binge drinking-as well as low public health funding-kept Minnesota from topping the list.
Twelve creditors claim that the Taste of Minnesota's owner-International Event Marketing-owes them more than $237,000 for goods and services from the 2010 event.
Amma Maternity creates a one-stop resource for new parents.
Round Earth Media is broadcasting next-generation journalism in part through next-gen media.
Hourglass is a temp agency with a distinctive market specialty: nonprofits.
New retailer Peppermint Park shares deep discounts—and revenues—with shoppers.
Mary Ranum, who joined the firm in 1984 and has been a board member since 2004, was elected to the two-year chair position by the firm's eight other directors.
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The airport is expected to close Thursday afternoon, and-assuming water levels drop as expected-reopen at least its primary runway to air traffic on Monday.
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Nurses from St. Luke's Hospital and the SMDC Health System ratified a contract settlement last week-and a planned one-day strike has been called off.
Two start-ups and a new incentive program mark the dawn of a new industry in the state.
New firm FriedemannFoarde develops new strategies to keep its fees low.
Are employee-owned laptops and mobile devices a boon to productivity and recruiting, or an IT manager’s nightmare?