For the second month in a row, Twin Cities home prices declined faster than those from throughout the rest of the country.
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Larry Gene Hillard, a former Wells Fargo loan officer, fraudulently helped secure loans for 12 properties, which resulted in $1.4 million in losses.
Minnesota's largest county already occupies more than 63,000 square feet of space in the building, and it will move at least 150 additional employees later this year.
The state has awarded roughly $1.1 million in grants to aid Minnesota workers who were laid off; $800,000 will go to about 200 former Lockheed Martin employees, and $280,000 will benefit about 70 former Express Scripts workers.
The two companies are researching a way to administer a new drug to the brain using an implantable drug-delivery system.
Dan McKeague-a sales manager for local radio stations KQRS and Love 105-was chosen from thousands of applicants and has already made his vocal debut on a new Aflac commercial.
The center's five biggest consumer shows saw attendance increases ranging from 6 percent to 26 percent compared to last year's attendance.
Less than a week after Polaris announced that it had purchased Indian Motorcycle from two British private equity firms, the company has agreed to buy a manufacturer of electric vehicles from Chrysler.
Sheri Lynn Delich, My Dinh Lam, and Ashley Elizabeth Prasil allegedly conspired to defraud mortgage lenders in conjunction with the marketing of Cloud 9 Sky Flats development-a Minnetonka condo project of bankrupt St. Paul developer Jerry Trooien.
After paying at least $150 million to settle legal claims against the Nebraska-based brokerage subsidiary, Ameriprise said it will look for a buyer for Securities America.
NASA reportedly favored spacecraft designers over rocket builders like ATK when determining which firms would receive a portion of almost $270 million in federal funds supporting the development of commercial space vehicles.
A company representative declined to comment on the speculation about a possible buyout, but shares were trading up about 0.7 percent at $38.50 mid-morning on Tuesday.
The St. Paul-based company has agreed to be bought by GGC Software Holdings, an affiliate of Golden Gate Capital and Infor.
As Doug McConnell prepares to swim the English Channel to raise awareness and funds for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Medtronic said that it will match fundraising contributions up to $50,000.
A Los Angeles jury awarded the Little Canada-based medical device manufacturer $2.3 billion in conjunction with a lawsuit it filed against a former employee and the rival company that he founded.
TCF is testing a new overdraft policy in Michigan, and CEO Bill Cooper said that the company may roll out the program-which ditches multiple fees in favor of a single daily charge-nationally by the end of 2011.