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The government says that Denny Hecker's co-defendant Steven Leach-who is scheduled to be sentenced on February 8-should forfeit $14.2 million to pay back victims of his auto fraud scheme.
Denny Hecker's attorney filed court documents on Wednesday requesting an eight-year sentence for Hecker-below the maximum 10-year sentence that prosecutors want.
Both hospitals have started using a freezing balloon technology that was developed by Medtronic and recently approved for the treatment of a certain type of atrial fibrillation.
Minbu’s view: Small businesses have big data backup needs.
For leaders, work and life become almost inseparable. Paul Batz’s vision: help those leaders find the right mix.
Jack Link receives national recognition.
Single-source cacao yields the bitter, the sweet, the winey, the citrusy.
No longer just for start-ups, cloud computing is moving into the middle market.
The Dek optimizes Your Wii, Kinect, and other gaming systems.
Charlotte beat out three other finalists-including Minneapolis-to host the convention, but Mayor Rybak says the city will continue to compete to host high-profile events.
By this summer, CB Richard Ellis' Bruce Kaplan expects to have a strategic plan that will breathe life back into the high-vacancy development.
Governor Mark Dayton proposed $531 million in investments for more than 300 infrastructure projects and identified another $470 million for projects that the Minnesota Legislature "deems most important."
The two organizations on Tuesday unveiled a proposal to spend $155 million to renovate the 21-year-old building-and they want the state to provide an unspecified portion of the funding.
Over the next three years, the program-"Pathways to Business Growth"-will give participating companies the tools to find new markets, customers, ideas, and products.