After a Minnesota woman sued TCF Bank over overdraft fees, the bank asked to move the dispute to arbitration-but a recent court order may result in the case being transferred to Florida.
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Polar Semiconductor is eyeing a 98,000-square-foot expansion, which would add to its existing 200,000-square-foot facility.
Two candidates in Minnesota's governor race allege that media outlets from across the state improperly excluded them from press coverage-and they believe the primary results should be thrown out.
While law firm Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly's move is advantageous, it isn't unique; many companies are looking at their options and making new arrangements well in advance of their lease expirations in order to take advantage of the current market.
The training center is open to the public and offers personalized athletic coaching, performance testing, classes, strength training equipment, and a 13-lane pool.
According to the FBI, cocaine, ecstasy, methamphetamines, and prescription pills were found in David E. Baer's office during the September 2008 raid of the headquarters of Petters Group Worldwide in Minnetonka.
The "CapX2020" project is also expected to provide a significant boost to the regional economy through wages, tax revenue, and sales over the next six years, according to a just-released economic impact study.
The investment bank, which already has a presence in St. Paul, recently opened a Minneapolis office to meet rising demand for its mergers and acquisitions services.
The Twin Cities area was found to have a lower-than-average unemployment rate, good overall health and access to health care, a manageable number of working hours among residents, and a relatively short commute time.
The companies will not disclose the financial terms of the two separate transactions that comprise the merger, but an Inetium executive said that the combined company's revenue will total about $50 million, and it will have more than 600 clients.
The company continues to grow through investments and funding, like the most recent $80 million investment from Saint-Gobain-a glass and construction material manufacturer based in France.
For the first time, the company will sell fresh Christmas trees, wreaths, and garlands starting November 15 through its Web site, Target.com.
Bell Mortgage will operate as a division of State Bank & Trust of Fargo, North Dakota, and it will retain its staff of about 180 employees.
The companies terminated a previous $14 million purchase agreement in July 2009 after CardioNet claimed that Biotel failed to comply with the terms of the agreement.
The facility is expected to support the company's "small but growing presence" in the $300 million to $400 million Indian adhesives market.
The restraining order follows a request by prosecutors, who argue that the government needs to obtain the assets so that they may be available for restitution to victims of the fraud.