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Bob DeRodes joins the Minneapolis-based retailer as chief information officer while the company continues to search for a new chief information security officer and chief compliance officer.
The massive aerospace, defense, and sporting goods company—which has four facilities in Minnesota—announced that it’s dividing itself into two separate companies.
Midwestern power companies had blocked a regulation that would reportedly cost them hundreds of millions of dollars a year—but the U.S. Supreme Court has now sided with regulators, reviving the rule.
Corporate Responsibility magazine named Ecolab, 3M, General Mills, Mosaic, Target, Hormel, and Medtronic to its 2014 list.
Step inside and the interior—with a fountain in the lobby, terrazzo tile floors and stadium seating for nearly 1,000—is pure Art Deco.
ABRA Auto Body & Glass entered Chicago through its latest deal and now has 218 collision repair centers in 17 states.
In 1953, Gerry Rauenhorst founded Rauenhorst Construction Company, which evolved into what is today the Minnetonka-based Opus Group.
Axis Clinicals' plant will employ 100 workers at a former Wal-Mart site in Dilworth.
Duluth Mayor Don Ness has received another honor for his success as the “CEO of Duluth.”
Based on their responses to a 300-question survey, General Mills, Target, and Medtronic were ranked in the top 50 companies with the best diversity policies.
FineLine Prototyping will retain its current facility in Raleigh, North Carolina, and Proto Labs will keep on the acquired firm’s leaders.
While the diversified manufacturer fell just short of analysts’ expectations for sales and earnings, it saw revenue gains in most areas, led by growth in its health care products.
The winners include: Garden Fresh Farms, Frogtown Tree Frogs, the Saint Paul Hotel, and others.
Vascular Solutions reported a 15 percent jump in quarterly sales but costs tied to its ongoing legal battle with Boston Scientific caused the company to revise its earnings outlook.
After about 15 years as president, CEO, and chairman of Digi International, Joseph Dunsmore plans to retire this year.