Minneapolis-based Imaging Path is closing its offices at the end of the month after Bloomington-based Loffler Companies bought all of its assets.
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One goal is attracting people to Rochester who don’t have a reason to be at Mayo Clinic.
While the Twin Cities’ corporate tax structure is lower than those in many major cities throughout the world, it’s higher than those in major metros in places like Canada, Mexico, and the Netherlands.
Plato’s Closet and Anytime Fitness ranked first and fifth, respectively, on Forbes' new list of best franchises.
An owner of many patents (with a history of suing big retailers) is accusing Target's online subscription service of patent infringement.
Capital Safety, which makes body harnesses, hoists, and other equipment to protect workers from falls, said it will add 100 new jobs after receiving some government support.
After two decades of incubating their idea, Louis Hall and Suchi Sairam launch Enlivenze and bring their game FlipStir to market.
With a new CEO and beefed-up corporate structure, Thymes has been adding products.
As traditional pension plans phase out, people need to take steps in their 30s, 40s and 50s to ensure they’ll have the money they need for comfortable retirements.
After shareholders elected several board members nominated by activist investor the Clinton Group, ValueVision said it has also appointed Mark Bozek as its new chief executive.
Shortly after selling the TGI Fridays restaurant chain to increase its focus on its hotel and travel businesses, Carlson said it will assume 100 percent ownership of Carlson Wagonlit Travel.
The annual awards program recognizes excellence in journalism, photography, and design among regional business publications.
Honoring five lifetimes of achievement: Lynn Casey, Pat Fallon, Mark Larson, Mark Sheffert, and Bill Sweasy.
It's true the light-rail line is attracting green, but Metropolitan Council numbers are off-track.
Leaders of emerging growth firms share their strategies on talent and product development at a Twin Cities Business forum.
Honoring five lifetimes of achievement: Lynn Casey, Pat Fallon, Mark Larson, Mar