The company is updating the labeling for its implantable infusion pumps and sent a letter to doctors last month to remind them about how to refill the pumps correctly and thus avoid problems.
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Aspen Research Corporation has been sold by Andersen Corporation to a local investor group for an undisclosed amount.
The additions bring the office building's vacancy rate to about 8 percent, well below the average vacancy rate for Minneapolis-which was at 17.9 percent at the end of 2010, according to Cassidy Turley.
More than 120 Minnesotans will lose their jobs as the retailer closes 200 underperforming stores nationwide-four in Minnesota-as it reorganizes under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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More than 120 Minnesotans will lose their jobs as the retailer closes 200 underperforming stores nationwide-four in Minnesota-as it reorganizes under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Alison Davis-Blake, who has been dean of the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management for almost five years, will leave her post this summer to lead the University of Michigan's business school.
The Iowa-based company has agreed to purchase the stores from Trimont-based NuWay Cooperative.
David W. Cress pleaded guilty to a single count of engaging in prostitution, a misdemeanor, and was sentenced to one year of probation and a $350 fine.
The parent company of Home Federal Savings Bank-which recently announced that it would defer a $325,000 payment owed on its Troubled Asset Relief Program loan-is now under scrutiny by its regulator.
The company will write checks to 1,100 member companies and more than 45,000 individuals and other businesses-including 13,009 checks totaling $38.9 million within Minnesota.
The home-improvement retailer will add about 900 seasonal workers-700 of which are in the metro area-to its Minnesota stores to accommodate for its busy season.
Minnesota's 3.2 percent increase in wages and salary in 2010 represented the second-highest increase among 15 major metro areas and well above the national increase of 1.8 percent.
Herberger's will move into the Edina mall as an anchor store in the 135,000-square-foot area that was previously occupied by Mervyns.
Minneapolis-based Target unveiled plans for a new small-format store in Chicago, as well as the official moniker for its new urban locations: CityTarget.
The company's fourth-quarter and fiscal 2010 financial results were positive, but Capella faces uncertainty in light of proposed U.S. Department of Education regulations that would require it to better prepare students for employment or risk losing access to federal loan programs for financial aid for students.
The University of Minnesota's Board of Regents has OK'ed the multi-million dollar renovation, which includes a restored auditorium and expanded space for academics.
The move stems from a decision to consolidate the company's four existing call centers into three; the three remaining call centers will add employees, so overall call-center head count will remain about the same.
Owner and operator Bill Graves will retain current employees, as he becomes the third-largest franchisee of the pizza chain.
Ray Barton will remain chairman and focus his efforts on strategic decision making at the board level, including succession planning.
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