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Minneapolis-based law firm Foley & Mansfield has acquired another Minneapolis-based firm-Skjold Parrington Business Attorneys; the deal does not include Skjold Parrington's foreclosure defense and insurance dispute practices.
A study commissioned by Ameriprise Financial found that Baby Boomers are providing financial assistance to their adult children and aging parents at the expense of their own retirement savings.
Moe's Southwest Grill and Which Wich Superior Sandwiches will join the Penn & American development and open their doors in August.
The two companies have launched a joint advertising campaign, and they will market each other's services from their respective Twin Cities stores.
NorthStar Asset Management says Ecolab's political contributions are inconsistent with its stated values; shareholders will vote Thursday on a proposal under which they would weigh in on anticipated contributions before they are made.
The Lake Elmo restaurant was named one of the 100 best restaurants for brunch by reviewers using the OpenTable reservation system.
Vixar, which makes components for laser sensors, will use the money to increase its production.
Minnesota's attorney general, which sued Accretive Health for allegedly breaching privacy laws, has now accused the company of using aggressive-and sometimes illegal-methods for collecting money from Fairview hospital patients. The company says the allegations are inaccurate, and it is asking a judge to dismiss the lawsuit filed against it.
The funds will be used for intellectual property costs and to prepare for clinical trials that will bring the company one step closer to gaining regulatory approval for its first product-which was designed to reduce the risk of life-threatening, catheter-related infections in hemodialysis patients.
Gail Boudreaux of Minnetonka-based UnitedHealth Group and Juliana Chugg of Golden Valley-based General Mills were identified as likely contenders to lead a Fortune 1000 company within five years.
Inter Savings Bank was closed by regulators; its deposits and "essentially all" of its assets have been acquired by Missouri-based Great Southern Bank.
Jennifer Rutherford of San Jose, California, admitted to creating shell companies that sold non-existent marketing merchandise to Medtronic, thereby defrauding the company of at least $2.1 million.
The Vikings stadium proposal continues to transform as it progresses at the state capitol, and the addition of "racinos" as a funding source has added a new layer of complexity.
The company claims that the contract agreed upon recently with its union workers in Montana is similar to the one that was offered to 1,300 workers from other states who are currently locked out-but a representative of the locked-out workers says otherwise.