The purchase of downtown Minneapolis' Hampton Inn & Suites will boost a Texas-based Real Estate Investment Trust’s local hotel portfolio.
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Morris Goodwin will fill a vacancy left after longtime Chief Financial Officer Mark Alfuth retired last summer.
The $97 million Target Center revamp is now open for bids from architectural and engineering firms looking to finalize the project’s design.
Hannon Security Services, Inc., was bought by California-based Universal Protection Service, one of the largest security companies in the country.
From private businesses to law enforcement and state agencies, lawmakers have introduced more than a dozen bills this year to curtail growing concerns over surveillance and personal data privacy.
TST Media, which operates under the Sport Ngin brand, reportedly received $10 million from Piper Jaffray and $5 million from a California venture capitalist firm.
Target is expanding its selection of Major League Baseball merchandise and is working with the league to recognize all-star educators.
The Minneapolis-based Ackerberg Group expects to close on the deal for the Uptown Minneapolis complex in early April.
Companion bills at the state legislature aim to allow craft distilleries to sell products on-site, similarly to how craft breweries sell beer at “taprooms.”
Following a recent trend of trucks opening brick-and-mortar locations, Hot Indian Foods is bringing an extended menu to its Midtown Global Market counter.
After 18 years at Clarity Coverdale Fury, Rob Rankin has been handed the reins.
In two national reports, Verizon Wireless was selected as the top provider in Minnesota for its reliability; speed; and data, call, and text performance.
A recent study that compared a basketful of the same products from each retailer found that Walmart was generally cheaper—unless customers used Target’s REDcard.
Governor Dayton’s proposal would cut certain middle class taxes, B2B taxes, local government and nonprofit taxes, eliminate the gift tax, and increase angel investor tax credits.
The two parties finalized the second part of the deal, valued at $43.8 million; the first part of the contract was valued at $9 million.
Wireless Ronin Technologies is merging with fellow digital media firm Broadcast International, and Wireless Ronin’s stock price jumped more than 25 percent on the news.