The company is relocating an existing St. Paul location into a larger space in a new mixed-use development.
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Although Comcast’s new technology was launched in 2011, it has seen a slow roll out and is now offered in the Twin Cities.
Chris Askew now oversees Best Buy’s Geek Squad and reports to CEO Hubert Joly.
Although the deal likely won’t be finalized until 2014, the 100,000-square-foot building on Nicollet Mall is officially off the market, and the energy company hopes the new location will benefit its branding efforts.
Thirty of Minnesota’s wineries are offering free tastings for those carrying a “Discovery Passport”—which costs $25 and is good for 10 free tastings and other special winery offers.
A former OfficeMax executive is set to replace 26-year Supervalu veteran Sherry Smith as chief financial officer, effective August 7.
Edina-based Nash Finch agreed to an all-stock merger with fellow food distributor Spartan Stores, a deal that is expected to create a $7.5 billion company.
Good jobs in several industries are attracting talent and dollars.
Although the company reported a net loss from continuing operations of $105 million, its adjusted earnings reached $0.14 per share, nearly doubling analysts’ expectations.
The company behind Sleep Number beds had seen its stock climb consistently over the last few months to about $27 per share, but its shares fell Thursday after the company released its second-quarter financial results.
The company apologized for the use of an offensive document but said it was used at one distribution center and “was never part of any formal or company-wide training.”
The winning app, Divvy, is meant to enhance the “group shopping” experience; work is underway to roll out the product to Target customers.
Target’s founder and first president is credited with helping reshape U.S. retail.
Both Mayo and Rochester will become increasingly dependent upon those neighboring communities to provide good places for people to live and educate children.
Having already established itself as one of the top turnaround stocks of the year, Best Buy’s shares rose again on Monday after an analyst at Credit Suisse raised the company’s target price.
While Select Comfort's stock price remains lower than it was six months ago, it has recently been on a consistent climb, and analysts see additional growth potential.
Twin Cities Business reported last year that a software startup was giving OpenTable a run for its money; that startup now says it handles 51.7 percent of Twin Cities reservations, although OpenTable disputes that assertion.
The food titan’s earnings totaled $336 million in its fourth quarter, while revenue totaled $4.41 billion, up 8 percent from the same period in 2012.