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Multiple law firms are seeking class-action status for securities fraud lawsuits against Tile Shop, a Minnesota-based company whose stock dropped sharply on allegations of overstated earnings.
Polaris is looking for workers on the Iron Range; separately, it recently launched a new military-grade all-terrain vehicle with “non-pneumatic” tires that never go flat.
For Minneapolis and St. Paul to remain prosperous, we should learn from other cities, like Denver.
A visit to Vancouver may convince you there’s even a place for high-rises in the livable communities of tomorrow.
Good things can come in all kinds of packages if you keep these key elements in mind.
TCB interviews 28 Minnesota CEOs, Fortune 500 executives, and thought leaders.
Minneapolis-based Jostens plans to acquire an Austin, Texas-based maker of commemorative products and has named Chuck Mooty as its new CEO, effective in January.
Multiple studies gauge how businesses are being affected by health care reform, and how they’re bracing for ongoing changes.
Changes to the way in which small-group rates are calculated have small employers weighing their options.
Who needs to offer coverage, and to whom? Experts continue to field that question and others.
Health care experts say employers should be focused on communication with employees, monitoring headcounts, preparing for the “play or pay” provision, and watching for more guidance on reporting requirements.
In our October webinar, experts discussed how employers are meeting new requirements while also looking for additional updates on how they must report information to the IRS.
An official from HealthPartners answers questions regarding the latest in health care reform.
The electronics retailer’s stock is up 235 percent this year but fell Tuesday after the company announced that it expects lower margins due to increased promotional costs.
The governor’s rejection of the president’s proposal may also affect those who have employer-provided insurance plans.