A two-person committee appointed by the med-tech giant concluded that allegations against Medtronic’s leaders are “without merit”; it’s now seeking dismissal of shareholder lawsuits.
Leadership
Longtime 3M employee Nicholas Gangestad is replacing David Meline, who had served as the company’s chief financial officer since 2011.
Dean Riesen left the company on Friday after serving as a board director since 2003 and chairman since 2011.
Employees from U.S. Bancorp, Ecolab, and Thrivent were named to Fortune’s “Heroes of the 500” list, which recognizes acts of charity and courage.
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Employees from U.S. Bancorp, Ecolab, and Thrivent were named to Fortune’s “Heroes of the 500” list, which recognizes acts of charity and courage.
Claude Jordan exits after three years at the helm; company veteran Chris Twomey named interim leader.
Thomas Friedman, a New York Times columnist, said he’s “always looking for Minnesota” in each of the subjects he covers.
UnitedHealth Group remains Minnesota’s highest-ranked company on this year’s list and moved up three spots from last year, ranking 14th overall.
TCB's Dale Kurschner recently questioned the composition of Target’s board; now, a proxy advisor is recommending that shareholders oust the majority of Target directors.
An attempt to discover what's in the sauce that keeps causing the barbecue chain's CEOs to split.
Dave Joerger, the leading candidate to become the Minnesota Timberwolves’ next head coach, has
St. Paul-based med-tech company MGC Diagnostics Corporation announced that CEO Gregg Lehman is leaving the firm to become CEO of a healthcare and wellness program provider.
Watch a video recording of Twin Cities Business' Middle Market Forum, featuring Jeffrey Kiesel, Cary Musech, Chuck Mooty, Dan Zdon, and David Martin.
The local building boom is putting developers back in business.
Exports of manufactured goods climbed to a new high, but exports overall ticked down following modest increases in recent years.
An inside look at the state of the hair market today.
Target ousted the president of its Canadian operations the same day it announced that one of its longtime executive vice presidents plans to retire.
National sales tied to the recreational boating industry increased amid higher demand and the introduction of new products.
Gregg Steinhafel’s compensation fell during the company’s latest fiscal year, but he’ll receive a severance package worth millions following his “involuntary termination for reasons other than for cause.”
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