Benefit managers talk shop—what works and what doesn’t—about delivering employee benefits information.
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For more than 50 years, the Minnesota Inventors Congress has lured lone-wolf tinkerers and garage gadgeteers to Redwood Falls. For some, the event has provided a springboard for starting a business. But with attendance shrinking, can it reinvent itself and stay relevant?
The new U of M president faces a punishing budget, a legacy of top-down management, intense demands to grow research, and a sports and marketing machine on a Big 10 scale he’s never seen before. What makes him the right catalyst to take the university out of rough idle?
Finalists will compete for their respective division title-and then for a $25,000 grand prize and the Minnesota Cup.
A local CIO gives us a snapshot of his unique IT organization.
The “new Avtex” is positioning itself as a provider of unified, multi-channel customer interaction technology.
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Electric vehicles on the rise.
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Former U.S. President Bill Clinton will be the keynote speaker at the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation's Spirit of the Heart gala in October.
The company hopes to tap the local medical device industry and expand its client base in the area.
The company will use the new funds to commercialize its products, which use balloon catheters to clear blocked sinuses.
An appeals court upheld an earlier ruling from a U.S. District Court, which found that the Minneapolis-based credit-scoring company's competitors did not infringe on its trademarks.
Minnesota lost 19,800 jobs last month, prompting the unemployment rate to rise; however, the July jobless rate was calculated during the period when 22,000 state workers were out of work as a result of the government shutdown-so the figure is distorted.
Miami-based Ladenburg Thalman Financial Services has agreed to buy the company's Securities America brokerage unit-for which Ameriprise paid $150 million or more to settle legal claims that it previously faced.