Beginning in April, the company will sell three of its handcrafted beers at retail locations throughout the Upper Midwest; the inaugural batch to be bottled will include Northern Light Lager, Duke of Wellington India Pale Ale, and Brother Benedict's Bock.
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Local start-ups 8thBridge and Cima NanoTech separately announced recently that they have received a combined $25 million in financing.
The Federal Reserve on Friday gave the go-ahead for some large banks to boost their stock dividends; U.S. Bancorp is one of several major banks that immediately announced plans to do so.
Andover Healthcare withdrew its compression system products from the market and stopped taking orders for them-prompting 3M to withdraw an injunction request related to a patent lawsuit that it filed in December.
The company, which has not admitted any wrongdoing, has agreed to pay up to $12 million to settle a seven-year-old age-discrimination lawsuit.
The theater wanted to renew its lease in Block E under the same terms of its current arrangement, which has allegedly allowed it to operate rent-free-but a judge ruled that the landlord is not obligated to extend the lease.