The company will partner with Minneapolis-based developer Ryan Companies on the project.
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Non-discretionary merchandise accounted for 44 percent of sales in 2011, up from 39 percent in 2009-and driving the shift is a strategy to induce the retailer's loyal, high-income shoppers to buy more rather than attracting new customers, according to a recent Star Tribune Point of Sale blog post.
Don Shelby is the newest addition to BringMeTheNews, where he will produce original news stories and serve as a radio broadcaster.
The non-traditional advertising company most recently purchased The Wide Format Shop, a Minnetonka-based print shop that produces ads for the sides of trucks and ice boxes and other large vinyl graphics and banners.
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The non-traditional advertising company most recently purchased The Wide Format Shop, a Minnetonka-based print shop that produces ads for the sides of trucks and ice boxes and other large vinyl graphics and banners.
White Earth Nation said that a Twin Cities casino could bring the State of Minnesota between $726 million and nearly $1 billion in revenue by the end of its first five years of operation; the tribe said the money could be used to fund the state's share of a new Vikings stadium, among other things.
A proposal to build a $975 million Vikings stadium received its first hearing in front of a Senate committee on Wednesday, but the committee indefinitely postponed a vote on it.
The company, which entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy mostly to exit its lease in an Anoka facility that became too expensive, has also relocated its headquarters to Plymouth.
Minnesota companies sent $702 million worth of products to South Korea last year, and the state now stands to benefit from a free trade agreement that will eliminate most tariffs on goods exported there.
UnitedHealth Group's international division has expanded health insurance coverage to employers that have workers in the Middle East.
The Minneapolis-based cereal company has bought the rights to the "choice of a new generation" tagline, which it will use in a video advertisement for its Better Oats line of instant oatmeal.
Barbara Puro and co-conspirators-several of whom have been sentenced for their role in the crime-operated a mortgage fraud scheme that allegedly involved more than $10 million in fraudulent loans.
The two were among 15 banks that the Federal Reserve projects will have adequate capital should a financial crisis occur.
The deal, the financial terms of which were not disclosed, includes the rights to the Cass-Clay brand in addition to a Fargo milk processing plant.
Rochester and Minneapolis followed close behind and ranked third and fourth, respectively, in a ranking recently released by the Commonwealth Fund.
Capital Safety, which employs about 400 at a plant in Red Wing, is moving its corporate headquarters from London to the Twin Cities.
Mocon has signed an agreement to purchase a Denmark-based company that makes equipment for packaging; the deal will boost Mocon's annual revenue to $56.7 million.
A couple of days after Geek Squad founder Robert Stephens left Best Buy, the consumer electronics giant announced that it has hired Starbucks Chief Information Officer Stephen Gillett to lead its digital efforts.
The bank-holding company said the move reflects its shift away from longer-term loans and investments, including residential loans, commercial loans, and mortgage-backed securities, and toward shorter-duration variable-rate loans, such as auto loans and equipment financing.
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