The 150-year-old newspaper has watched its staff continue to dwindle even after emerging from bankruptcy and shifting its printing to the Star Tribune.
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Its board of directors now includes the president and COO of leading cloud computing firm Workday
A final Night Market for the summer will be held Sept. 6 and a day market is set for Sept. 21 near Mai Village.
Within hours of the deal being announced, several law firms specializing in shareholder actions announced plans to “investigate” the proposed merger.
A new Brookings report found that foreign college students paid more than $206 million in tuition and $144 million in living costs here between 2008 and 2012.
The global food and agriculture products giant would buy six chocolate plants—three in North America and three in Europe—from Chicago company.
Tucked into the small towns of west-central Minnesota, manufacturing firms are helping fuel low unemployment and economic growth.
First up, a new environmental impact statement — and, probably, a lawsuit.
Thomson Reuters follows Cargill in deciding to outsource more IT jobs.
The Edina-based company did not disclose how many customers or how many stores might be at risk.
The Neenah, Wisconsin-based manufacturer has been in Lakeville since 1969, where it employs 221 people.
The council took its last steps toward a final vote Friday giving municipal consent for a route extending the Green Line from Target Field to Eden Prairie.
The Fridley-based medical technology business announced a $350 million deal to purchase a privately held Italian company, one day after acquiring a Dutch business.
UnitedHealth Group, Mayo Clinic and Fairview Health Services represented on Modern Healthcare’s annual Top 100 list.
The Bloomington-based producer of filtration system saw sales, net earnings and earnings per share rise to company-record levels to cap its fiscal year.
They take time, but authors Kevin Cashman and Gail MarksJarvis show they can pay off.