Local organizations collectively doled out more than $190,000 for air quality, waste, and other environmental violations during the first quarter of 2013.
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"Corporate Responsibility" magazine named Hormel, General Mills, 3M, Mosaic, and Target to its 2013 list.
Sanford Health’s CEO said the company has a policy of “only going where we are invited,” and the University of Minnesota and Fairview have opted to strengthen their existing relationship rather than pursue a new one involving an ownership transfer.
“We told the state we want to grow, we know Mayo Clinic will continue to grow, we want to grow in Minnesota,” said Mayo CEO Dr. John Noseworthy.
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“We told the state we want to grow, we know Mayo Clinic will continue to grow, we want to grow in Minnesota,” said Mayo CEO Dr. John Noseworthy.
The Brewers Association recognized three Minnesota breweries in its list of the top 50 U.S. brewing companies based on 2012 beer sales volume.
The sale aligns with the struggling company’s efforts to evaluate “non-core” assets, cut costs, and refocus on its North American salon operations.
The ad agency will select its summer interns from a group of 13 finalists based on their ideas to revive the well-known brand.
A day after Attorney General Lori Swanson pressed for information at a hearing at the state Capitol, state lawmakers reportedly introduced bills that would place a moratorium on the sale of University of Minnesota hospitals to an out-of-state company.
A deal reached between Ecolab and the U.S. Department of Justice requires Ecolab to sell Champion’s chemical-management services for deep-water oil and gas wells in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico—which comprise about 3 percent of its business.
A Gallup poll found that 80 percent of adults living in the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro area feel safe walking alone at night; by contrast, 72 percent of residents in all 50 of the major metro areas studied reported feeling secure while taking a late night stroll.
The county hospital said that a reevaluation of its business plan, the projected growth in patient numbers, and the needs of the western suburbs were factors in its decision not to proceed with previously announced plans for the facility.
Michael O’Shaughnessy allegedly received $670,000 in fees and bonuses from convicted Ponzi schemer Tom Petters, and court-appointed receiver Doug Kelley is trying to recover it so that it can be used to help repay victims of Petters’ fraud scheme.
The retailer said that calling the same style of dress in the exact same color “manatee gray” for the plus-size version and “dark heather gray” for standard sizes was an “unintentional oversight” that it’s working to fix.
Longtime Supervalu employee Sherry Smith, who became CFO in late 2010, will leave at the end of May—and Supervalu said it will name a successor “at a later date.”
The company’s new “Bug Out Bag” is a military-style backpack meant to hold a variety of essential items that are also making their debut.
Earlier this year, Hennepin County, the Metropolitan Council, and the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development awarded environmental cleanup grants that together total nearly $2 million.
An uptick in spending on medical claims among the state’s seven largest health insurers contributed to their smallest combined operating margin since 2008.
Authorities didn’t know or wouldn’t say if the two escapees had become friends or had resources or friends with money outside of the prison, according to the Star Tribune.
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