The company's Infuse bone-graft device is reportedly being investigated by the Department of Justice; meanwhile, its Amplify spinal product, which is similar to the Infuse bone graft, failed to gain FDA approval.

Highly acclaimed University of Minnesota scientist Doris Taylor, whose groundbreaking research is hoped to revolutionize organ transplants, was removed last July from the board of Miromatrix Medical, a university spinoff that she founded; Taylor said she was voted off after posing questions about the company's finances and direction.

The retailer is bringing back old favorites and adding new items at each store based on consumer feedback, and it has also launched a simplified ad-match policy.

Endo Pharmaceuticals has agreed to buy the company in an all-cash deal that's expected to close in the third quarter of 2011.

Edward Phillips, who is known by many for revolutionizing the vodka industry, was also a philanthropist who served as chairman of the board of Children's Hospitals and Clinics and helped run two family foundations.

Allied Interstate, LLC, will pay $90,000 and end practices that have led to nearly 200 complaints in Oregon.

The U.S. Court of Appeals on Friday ruled that a preliminary injunction that restricted The Mosaic Company from moving forward with work at its South Meade, Florida, mine was "improper."

A city zoning committee recommended that a permit for a pawn shop-a key component of a proposed retail development at 1891 Suburban Avenue-be denied; but some say that the development could result in the creation of about 200 jobs.

The change will make Optum a one-stop shop for clients' health services needs, according to UnitedHealth.

The company intends to build a new plant in Hefei, China, where it will produce products for the solar energy market.

It's unclear precisely why the electronics retailer pulled the ad, which showed an iPad-like product duct taped to a keyboard on the left and a new rival product on the right-with "Like That. But Better." above the images.

A recent study revealed that the overall cost of attending a Minnesota Twins game is the 10th-most expensive in Major League Baseball, but the price is still well below the cost of other local professional sporting events.

A San Diego court ruled that activists from Canvass for a Cause must stay 30 feet away from Target's doors and can only canvass at one entrance at a time-but it denied Target's request to prohibit them from canvassing altogether.

Michelle Palm admitted to misleading investors during Tom Petters' massive Ponzi scheme and later lying about it during a sworn testimony.