The Maplewood-based company spun off its security operations into a separate division shortly after the 2001 attacks-and it has since increased its focus on developing comprehensive security systems for the United States and other governments.
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By allowing vetted third parties to sell items on its Web site, Best Buy has broadened its online offerings by about a third.
Many of the company's aerospace and defense peers and customers are already located in the Washington, D.C., area-and having more of a presence there will help facilitate international and commercial diversification, according to a spokesman.
Pamela Marie Dellis allegedly defrauded the state of $1.9 million through the creation of more than 200 false tax refunds.
Four former wealth managers at Minneapolis-based asset management firm Lowry Hill have joined Indianapolis-based Oxford Financial Group at its new Minneapolis office.
Eden Prairie-based Supervalu said that it has reached agreements to sell 107 of its 134 fuel centers, and it will continue to look for additional buyers.
A transition to the company's new Web site resulted in some technical difficulties regarding the management of bridal and baby gift registries-and the company is apologizing to affected users and offering a discount on their next online purchase.
Among the appropriation recommendations that President Eric Kaler will make to the Board of Regents are reducing a planned tuition hike and distributing a one-time scholarship for low- and middle-income undergrads.
A Tuesday decision by a federal appeals court reportedly reinstated Ritchie Capital Management's previously dismissed lawsuit against two former Petters executives.
The funding will help Emerson Process Management expand its Rosemount division in Minnesota, resulting in the addition of 100 jobs in Eden Prairie.
Piper Jaffray analyst Peter Keith assumed coverage of Best Buy's stock and cut his firm's rating of Best Buy to "neutral" from "overweight," according to a report by Forbes
Wirth, his ex-wife, and their tax preparer are reportedly accused of funneling money out of The Wirth Companies and using it for personal expenses, including the building of an 18,000-square-foot mansion on Lake Minnetonka.
Irwin Jacobs has sold the consumer goods remarketing portion of his business in a $140 million deal that is expected to close on October 1.
Stacy Bee, owner of a local public relations firm, was cast for a Bollywood film-and the movie is set to make its Minneapolis debut later this month.
The firm also named six new partners-all local wealth managers who came from Lowry Hill and will work out of the new office.
Federal authorities have given permission for engineering work to begin on the downtown Minneapolis-to-Eden Prairie light-rail line and approved a route for the proposed Twin Cities-to-Duluth passenger train.