The city is looking for proposals that "maximize the number of jobs and/or housing units created to support the overall contribution to the city's tax base" and that "contribute to the vibrancy of the Mill District area."
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Kari Canfield, who will assume her new position later this month, was chosen from a pool of 49 applicants and will replace interim President Ted Davis.
According to a new study by Portfolio.com and bizjournals, the level of stress in the metro area-as determined by 10 indicators-is low in comparison to other metro areas across the country.
Financial terms of the all-cash acquisition were not disclosed.
The terms of the deal, which is expected to close in October, were not disclosed.
The bulk of the funding, which comes from the National Institutes of Health, will aid pharmacogenomics research-which helps determine how a patient will respond to medications.
A weekly report about consumer perception indicates that Target's brand took a major hit following a recent political donation.
Attendance during the 12-day event was down slightly over last year, but three days topped previous records.
Inetium and Avtex, two Minnesota-based technology firms owned by Pohlad Family Companies, will merge their operations into a single company effective January 1.
The multi-tenant office building in Minnetonka has no listed asking price, but a bid due date will be set later on.
The North Central Association of the Higher Learning Commission approved the brand new, entirely online program last month.
Hecker's attorney, Brian Toder, confirmed Tuesday that the fallen auto mogul will plead guilty to one count of bankruptcy fraud and one count related to conspiracy.
While the company anticipated reaching the milestone in 2010, the achievement came ahead of schedule.
The project is the first under an initiative called Rebuild Saint Paul, which was announced last month and will fuel the construction of a series of projects across the city.
Corey Johnston, who admitted to over-selling participations in loans, faces a maximum of 33 years in prison for the two charges against him.