Dr. Farrugia will officially take over as the head of Mayo Clinic at the start of next year. Current president and CEO Dr. John Noseworthy, in the meantime, will be preparing him for the role.
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The Minneapolis-based startup will use the National Institute of Mental Health grant toward further development of its wearable device that treats impulsive behaviors.
Proceeds from the Rochester loan will be used to expand operations, create jobs and develop a new product, identified as “on field-mixed reality training.”
The St. Paul broadcaster’s digital marketing agency has acquired TriggerEX ad delivery technology from Dahl’s company TiWi Digital, improving Hubbard’s advertising platform capabilities.
The Alatus project calls for 40 stories and 214 units.
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FarmFest was the first (and likely only) time that Jeff Johnson, Tim Pawlenty, Erin Murphy, Lori Swanson and Tim Walz would be together on the same stage.
Nothing has been confirmed yet, but a report from Axios indicates the Minnesota-based insurance giant will buy Washington-based pharmacy company Genoa Health.
The young New York-based mattress company shook up the industry with its online-order-shipped-to-your-door business model but it will enter a new era with brick-and-mortar growth.
The Minneapolis-based medical cannabis company plans to wrap its Series D round in the coming weeks.
The move also gives Atomic Data’s sister company Foundation Technologies the opportunity to relocate to the North Loop and double its headcount.
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A Capella spokesperson told TCB last fall that layoffs were expected as a result of the merger between Capella Education and Strayer Education. Under new name Strategic Education, the headquarters is shifting to Virginia.
The Minneapolis-based medical cannabis company plans to wrap its Series D round in the coming weeks.