Two decades ago Leonard Prescott pushed to diversify American Indian business interests beyond gambling, a focus that continues today.
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The American Federation of Musicians, which represents musicians in negotiating agreements covering the use of electronic media, claims that the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra has “repeatedly refused” to provide information that it reportedly wants in order to make specific performances available online.
Graves 601 and Le Méridien Chambers compete for business travel supremacy and avant-garde honors in Minneapolis.
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Policies that turn them off will damage your business.
Minneapolis-based Target ranked 10th, and Edina-based ReconRobotics and three other robotics companies collectively ranked 44th.
Six of the nine Minnesota companies recognized are based in Rochester.
Mortenson Construction is one of two firms still in the running, but its competitor, Arizona-based Hunt Construction, has ramped up efforts to win the contract by partnering with Kraus-Anderson Construction.
Anytime Fitness and Code 42 Software were recognized as two of the top 100 privately held, high-growth businesses.
The 400 part-time city carrier assistants will be needed during periods of heavy mail volume and will reduce the amount of overtime worked by other employees.
A new study analyzed how each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia handled the voting process during the 2008 and 2010 elections, and Minnesota is among seven “high performers.”
Five members of the investor group were permitted to immediately join Aetrium’s board, thus temporarily boosting its size to 11 members; directors from both parties will then see if they can agree on a slate of directors to be presented for a shareholder vote in May, at which time the size of the board will shift to five members.
A new report also found that a majority of Minnesotans plan to spend their leisure time in the state.