The bankruptcy trustee in the Tom Petters case is seeking $3.7 million from M&I Bank, claiming that a Petters Company, Inc., account was used to funnel investors' funds.
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Margaret Anderson Kelliher-who was vying to become governor until losing the primary race in August-succeeds Kate Rubin, who left the association in June to join UnitedHealth Group.
The median sales price and the number of sales of Twin Cities homes were down from the same period last year, but there was increased market activity in 2009 due to the approaching tax credit deadline.
The $30-per-trip service will help companies book the most affordable flights on any airline, but customers get "exclusive corporate travel benefits" when they fly Sun Country.
3M didn't disclose how much of a stake it purchased but expects the acquisition to present growth opportunity and market potential-possibly through anti-fraud solutions.
The Wonderfile business division was sold to Rochester, New York-based BlueTie, and financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
After a judge gave Denny Hecker a 24-hour deadline to turn over insurance checks that allegedly belong to the bankruptcy estate, the fallen auto mogul responded with a 30-page account of how he spent the funds.
Even though the national health care labor market weakened during the third quarter, the Twin Cities still lagged behind.
Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
Hines Global (Real Estate Investment Trust) REIT, Inc., entered into an agreement in late September to buy Fifty South Sixth $180 million.
The company, which first announced plans to sell its Minnesota assets in May, signed definitive agreements with two private-equity firms to sell its St. Paul Park refinery and 166 SuperAmerica stores for $900 million.
UnitedHealthcare commercial plan customers will get in-network access to Mayo Clinic physicians and hospitals beginning November 1.
The acquisition-the financial terms of which were not disclosed-is expected to close within roughly 30 days.
Lori Swanson has asked Bank of America, J.P. Morgan Chase, Minneapolis-based GMAC Mortgage, and 12 other major lenders to voluntarily stop foreclosures within the state until they can prove that they are following a fair and accurate process.
The 1.3 percent increase in same-store sales fell short of the 1.9 percent jump that analysts had expected and was "near the low end" of the company's own expectations.
The company said earlier this year that it may expand to Canada, Mexico, or Latin America. Now it reportedly has plans to open up to 200 stores north of U.S. borders.