The company-which resumed operations on Thursday-is looking at ways to make up the estimated $3 million that it lost during the government shutdown, including adding races, extending the racing season, and rescheduling Fourth of July festivities.
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Kieran Folliard has reportedly sold his stake in Kieran's Irish Pub, The Local, Cooper, and the Liffey.
Although Minnesota's unemployment rate increased slightly to 6.7 percent in June, it is still well below the national rate of 9.2 percent.
Frank Vennes, who allegedly served as one of Tom Petters' primary fundraisers and was indicted in April, now faces several new charges. James Fry, a fund manager from Minnesota, also faces fraud charges.
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Frank Vennes, who allegedly served as one of Tom Petters' primary fundraisers and was indicted in April, now faces several new charges. James Fry, a fund manager from Minnesota, also faces fraud charges.
The Little Canada-based medical device company experienced a decline in U.S. sales within its cardiac rhythm management division during the second quarter; moving that division's manufacturing to Puerto Rico and Malaysia is expected to cut costs.
Company executives joined First Lady Michelle Obama on Wednesday at the White House to outline efforts to fight childhood obesity; Supervalu estimates that its new stores will provide better access to fresh fruit, vegetables, and meat for 3.75 million people and create up to 6,000 new jobs.
The Federal Reserve claims that Wells Fargo Financial employees steered potential prime borrowers into more costly subprime loans and falsified income information in mortgage applications.
Gregg Lehman, who has served as interim CEO at the St. Paul-based company since May, will serve as the company's top executive on a permanent basis.
Governor Mark Dayton reportedly signed a 10-inch stack of bills that will eliminate the state's $5 billion budget deficit and put 22,000 laid-off employees back to work.
The deal is valued at $8.1 billion, which includes $2.7 billion in Nalco net debt, and Ecolab sees it as an opportunity to focus on growing its presence in the water-management market.
Jon Jason Greco admitted that he lied to investigators last summer about money and coins that he stashed in a Mall of America locker; but, according to the Star Tribune, he insisted in court on Monday that he didn't know they belonged to Ponzi scheme operator Trevor Cook.
The airline company said that it is losing $14 million per year because of 24 underperforming markets, including five in Minnesota.
Unique viewers now total between 8.5 million and 9 million-up substantially from about 3 million in January; on the success of The Kennedys miniseries, which debuted in April, ReelzChannel CEO Stan Hubbard plans to bring more miniseries to the network in the coming months.
Governor Mark Dayton and legislative leaders signed an agreement Tuesday morning outlining the terms of a special session to complete the budget.
A report by the Pioneer Press provides a summary of each of the defendants from the Tom Petters and Denny Hecker scandals-including where they are today, and for many, when they're expected to be released from prison.
John Shroyer will leave ATK next month to become CFO at Capsugel-a health-care company based in Peapack, New Jersey.
The company, Resource Development International, develops and delivers online higher-education programs across the U.K.; its 2010 fiscal-year revenue totaled about $13.9 million, and Capella's CEO sees it as a business with "significant opportunity for long-term growth."
CEO Joe Grillo said that the sale of the Destron Fearing Corporation subsidiary will allow the company to operate its remaining business "with improved balance sheet liquidity and virtually debt-free."
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