After acquiring the quick delivery startup Shipt last December for $550 million, Target is implementing the company's model in its hometown as it prepares to go national with the new service.
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In total, the running back will have to repay the Edina-based bank about $639,000 to cover a $2.4 million loan he agreed to in 2016.
After closing in December, the college officially signaled its end as it aims to pay off debts through liquidation.
At a time when many Minnesota regions are growing slowly, or projected to lose population in the future, expansion is something that sets Central Minnesota apart.
The investment comes as golf course maintenance spending has steadily grown nationwide.
Though most are okay with how much they're paying for their employer-based coverage.
Indiana-based Recovery Force makes microprocessor-controlled compression wraps.
The state's Department of Employment and Economic Development has offered the company a grant that, if it meets its investment and hiring goals, will cover nearly half of the expansion's costs.
The former key player behind the Affordable Care Act has launched a collaborative nonprofit to continue the mission of providing health care to all American citizens.
The urology and gynecology device maker also reported preliminary fourth quarter results that suggest double-digit sales growth year-over-year.
The Fortune 500 tech services and consulting company recently announced a plan to add 400 "highly skilled technology jobs" in Minneapolis by the end of 2020.
The move comes amid a strategy shift toward online orders.
Author Joanne Lipman absolutely is not laying blame anywhere in this book; if nothing, any blame can go on the brains of all employees, collectively.
A walkout could begin as early as Feb. 13. Here's a look at how things got to this point and what key sticking points will have to be addressed in order to avoid that.
While Best Buy may part ways with its CD business, the electronics retailer in the meantime will continue to sell vinyl records.
Inspire CEO Paul Brown said the company was considering new purchase opportunities of chains with sales between $1 billion and $4.5 billion.
The flower and gardening company will restructure its leadership organization leading up to Dale Bachman's retirement as CEO.
The room rental company is helping fill a gap between the Twin Cities' available hotel accommodations and the number of Super Bowl visitors.