Claims made by Golden Valley-based General Mills about how its Yoplait Yo-Plus Yogurt naturally regulates digestive health have landed the company in court in four states. The manufacturing giant is
Tag: Articles
Eden Prairie-based Lifetouch, Inc., announced earlier this week that it has entered into an agreement to purchase Herff Jones' photography division. Terms of the agreement, which is expected to close
Minnesota's jobless rate in March totaled 6.6 percent-down about 0.1 percent from February, when the rate held steady from the previous month-according to data released Thursday by the Minnesota Department
The Nerdery is in the midst of a major expansion at its Bloomington headquarters as it executes plans to nearly double its revenue and hire 100 new employees in 2011.
U.S. Bancorp and Wells Fargo & Company are among more than a dozen institutions being forced to change the way they conduct residential mortgage loan servicing and process foreclosures-and reimburse
The Metropolitan Council announced Wednesday that businesses struggling due to the construction of the Central Corridor light-rail line in St. Paul will receive an additional $3.3 million in financial aid.
A good chef asks himself, ‘What could I take away from this dish?’” and sometimes it’s the meat, says Chef Jason Blair of the Red Stag Supperclub in Minneapolis. The
The next time you’re tasked with spearheading a business meeting for VIP clients, consider the age-old real estate mantra of “location, location, location,” and book an unusual and highly memorable
Kathy Tunheim’s new gig, as Governor Mark Dayton’s unpaid “senior adviser for job creation,” seems custom built for her. But what does that title mean? In effect, she’ll be a
18 avid golfers in the local business community share some of their favorite courses in Minnesota and elsewhere.
Spy gear is everywhere. Should your business beware?
The company means to feed its development side by positioning more of its concepts for sale. The upshot: Parasole will double its number of restaurants in the next five years.
How many Robin Doroshows are there out there? All due respect to Doroshow herself, there are plenty like her—people who’ve started food businesses in the past few years. Many made
Restaurateur Brenda Langton is known for light, elegant, nearly vegetarian dining and composed, colorful plates. Cassoulet couldn’t be more opposite: a one-pot dish in shades of rustic brown, meat laden
It’s possible to maintain solid business relationships via smart phones, e-mails, and LinkedIn messages, but never as satisfying as a good meal with a valued client. Among the Twin Cities
Hair For everyone whose hair isn’t quite what it used to be, the Public Theater’s Tony-winning Broadway production is a kaleidoscopic trip back to the exuberant and turbulent ‘60s. Orpheum
An Eagan company holds more than 80 patents that put the greenhouse gas to good use.
A new road slated for construction this year will give greater accessibility to the University of Minnesota’s developing research park and to other property open for redevelopment near the U’s