State Representative Kurt Zellers, running for governor and embroiled in a GOP primary race,
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Elevate Research says its customer feedback app is simple for retailers and restaurants to operate, and its cash infusion will “fuel the expansion of its sales and digital marketing efforts worldwide.”
The Davis family, owners of a diverse business portfolio, has divested its largest business unit: Davisco Foods International.
The Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority's "State of the Stadium" report provides an update on progress while piggybacking on the attention Minneapolis received during the MLB All Star Game.
The motorcycle and off-road vehicle maker increased its earnings forecast for 2014; it now expects its full-year profits to jump 20 percent over 2013.
Fafinski Mark & Johnson, which has a history of working with aviation clients, has now set its sights on businesses and individuals interested in unmanned drones.
About a year before the former Ford site is expected to be marketed to prospective developers, St. Paul is making plans to refresh the site.
Lori Swanson's lawsuit alleges that the Minnesota School of Business and Globe University misrepresented job opportunities available to criminal justice graduates; the schools denied the allegations.
A look inside Nice Ride Minnesota's revenue cycle.
Results from the latest Quarterly Economic Indicator survey show companies are growing, but it’s gotten even harder to find good talent.
Minnesota’s leading the charge in clean energy generation and usage. But it will take compromise and dedication to keep the edge, while the economic benefit remains only theoretical.
Minnesota legislators will try to learn more Tuesday about a report from the Legislative
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The sports software firm has closed on nearly $30 million in investments in the last month alone.
“In a Snap” allows users to find out more about products they see in select Target ads by taking pictures with their phone.
Fortune 500 consultant Cecily Sommers gives advice to arts administrators.