The acquisition will lead to new products and technology, geographic expansion, and an immediate cash flow, according to Graco.
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The developer of a proposed retail development asked for an exception to a rule that requires "alternative financial establishments" to be located at least 1,320 feet apart. The city's planning commission on Friday approved the request, allowing the project to move forward.
The Wayzata-based bank holding company has appealed a lower-court's decision to reject its request to block enforcement of forthcoming rules that will limit debit-card swipe fees.
Michael Joseph Krzyzaniak, who was convicted of a federal investment fraud felony in 1993, allegedly told investors that their money would be used to fund specific projects-but instead, it funded his expenses and lavish lifestyle.
In separate announcements, Rotation Medical-which is developing products for the repair of soft tissue in the shoulder-raised $10 million, while orthopedic start-up Dgimed Ortho has raised $2 million.
In two separate announcements made Tuesday, 3M unveiled the launch of a new company in Korea and a new manufacturing facility in Nashville, Tennessee.
The Met Council announced that an additional $3.3 million will be made available to St. Paul businesses hindered by the Central Corridor light-rail construction; that's in addition to the $7.8 million that was initially available.
Compellent said that it had planned to expand its work force prior to being acquired by Dell, but resources made available through the transaction will allow it to grow immediately.
The records, which contain health and billing information for patients admitted to Fairview Southdale Hospital, were last seen on February 19, right before a scheduled move to a new location.
The company is being sued in four states-California, Ohio, Florida, and New Jersey-over the marketing and advertising of its Yoplait Yo-Plus Yogurt, which claims to have digestive health benefits.
Terms of the agreement, which is expected to close next month, were not disclosed.
David Grzan claims his longtime employer and business partner created a hostile work environment and threatened his family, among many other accusations. In a countersuit, Steven Liefschultz, CEO of Equity Bank, says Grzan filed his lawsuit in order to defame and extort him.
The state's jobless rate dropped a modest 0.1 percent during the month as employers added 2,800 jobs.
The Web development firm is in the process of more than doubling its space at its Bloomington headquarters as it plans to significantly increase sales and add 100 employees in 2011.
Both Reuters and The New York Times reported that Minneapolis-based Ameriprise and its brokerage subsidiary have reached a preliminary agreement to settle claims from investors who lost money when two private placements they bought turned out to be frauds.
Federal regulators are requiring more than a dozen banks across the country to determine the number of homeowners who could have avoided foreclosure in 2009 and 2010 and reimburse those who were improperly foreclosed upon.