Twin Cities startup United Science will further develop a new sensor that has the potential to eliminate at least 24 tons of toxic waste emissions per mine.
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A jury voted in favor of Digital Angel, which will not be required to pay damages to a former CEO who accused the company of breaching an employment contract.
A bankruptcy judge on Wednesday gave the go-ahead for dozens of Denny Hecker's items to be sold at an auction; his girlfriend, meanwhile, was ordered to turn over documents that she previously failed to provide.
United Properties recently signed an agreement to redevelop space on Nicollet Mall, and Target Corporation purchased a building from the Church of Scientology for $3 million.
The decrease in overall giving bucks a long trend of year-over-year increases or unchanged donation levels.
Target's November same-store sales jumped 5.5 percent, while analysts polled by Thomson Reuters had predicted only a 3.7 percent increase.
Twelve creditors claim that the Taste of Minnesota's owner-International Event Marketing-owes them more than $237,000 for goods and services from the 2010 event.
The credit facility, which is in the form of a loan, will be used to expand Welsh's portfolio of properties and help grow its services businesses.
Seven years before Facebook existed, CaringBridge was building social networks. Now it has grown amid the proliferation of social media.
Round Earth Media is broadcasting next-generation journalism in part through next-gen media.
Aurora Naturally’s product moisturizes and insulates.
AmericInn’s Paul Kirwin looks past the downturn.
The Pioneer Press gets new ad sales opportunities.
Amma Maternity creates a one-stop resource for new parents.
Hourglass is a temp agency with a distinctive market specialty: nonprofits.
New retailer Peppermint Park shares deep discounts—and revenues—with shoppers.