U of M researchers found that the company's "Results-Only Work Environment" reduced employee turnover by 45 percent and resulted in improved work-life balances for employees over the course of an eight-month study.
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The bill, which would allow larger breweries like Surly to sell beer on-site, will now advance to a vote in the full Minnesota Senate, and a similar bill will be heard in the House next week.
The company reported a 5.5 percent decrease in same-store sales, which was expected due to the Easter holiday being later this year, but the decrease was smaller than what analysts projected.
Golden Valley-based General Mills and Minneapolis-based Target Corporation also ranked within the top 25 on a Forbes list that measured the perceptions of consumers regarding the 150 largest companies in the country.
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Golden Valley-based General Mills and Minneapolis-based Target Corporation also ranked within the top 25 on a Forbes list that measured the perceptions of consumers regarding the 150 largest companies in the country.
The Minneapolis-based developer said that it envisions a mixed-use development for the site that could include retail, restaurant, office, or other tenants.
By restructuring, the company hopes to address the needs of hospital administrators, who have been increasingly involved in device-purchasing decisions.
A recently released Minnesota Management and Budget report indicates that more than 1,000 state employees accepted an early retirement offer in 2010, which will save the state an estimated $46.7 million over three years.
Just two weeks after it announced plans to acquire T-Mobile USA, AT&T said it will expand its 4G network in Minnesota as part of a $19 billion companywide investment.
The company cut 40 jobs at an ammunition plant in Missouri; it also received a $35 million military contract for the development of new technologies at its facility in Plymouth.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota, HealthPartners, Medica, and UCare have agreed to place a 1 percent cap on 2011 profits from state health care contracts.
The cable network, which scooped up the controversial miniseries after the History channel dropped it, has seen increased interest since it began marketing the program and achieved record viewers during its Sunday debut.
More than half of the organizations and individuals targeted in clawback lawsuits seeking to recover money from Tom Petters' fraud scheme have asked to have the suits thrown out.
Following the airing of a parody song about the Hmong community, HealthPartners and AT&T pulled their ads from the radio station-which contends that the song was aired on a comedy show and was not intended to offend listeners.
The Minneapolis-based water systems manufacturer expects the deal to close during the second quarter.
According to the Minneapolis newspaper, the redesigned Web site is faster and delivers a better reader experience.
TCF Financial Corporation's lawsuit against the Federal Reserve board wasn't thrown out as the Fed had requested-but the company was dealt a blow when a federal judge refused to issue a preliminary injunction to stop debit-card interchange limits from being enforced.
The bank is seeing results from a program it initiated three years ago that requires branch managers to spend nearly half of their time working on small-business lending.
The Jennie-O Turkey Store, which operates as a subsidiary of Austin-based Hormel Foods Corporation, issued a recall for nearly 55,000 pounds of raw turkey burgers sold exclusively at Sam's Club stores.
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