Obama budget calls for banning use of tax-exempt bonds to pay for pro sports facilities.
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The rapidly expanding fitness franchise wants to tap into Spain’s movement toward smaller health clubs.
Founded four decades ago in Red Wing, Opportunity Services has 10 offices in Minnesota, three in Florida and one in Massachusetts.
The author, Myron Orfield, says the metro's racial segregation is due to government apathy and "well-meaning but misdirected" efforts by housing advocates and school reformers.
David Berg, its COO, will lead its hotel division while Carlson Wagonlit Travel CEO Doug Anderson oversees travel.
The process for funding state government every two years involves a bunch of deadlines, myriad requirements — and some big consequences if it all goes awry. Here's how it works.
A report ahead of Tuesday’s investor meeting suggests a push to attract younger shoppers.
The electronics retailer saw its second-consecutive quarter of sales growth for the first time in years, but warned that the near-term might not be nearly as rosy.
MakerBot line flops during the quarter. Meanwhile, the company is merging several of its subsidiaries to better compete.
The two sides promised to work more closely during future rail projects.
The March 4 event will feature four area CEOs discussing challenges unique to middle-market companies in Minnesota.
Target and three other national retailers became the latest at the center of debate over more regulation in a $32 billion industry.
The company is still exploring the option of dividing a portion of the company to independently manage its properties.
The retailer reported stronger earnings for its final quarter this year and will provide a further look ahead for 2015 next week.
Pilots have been in mediation with the airline since 2012 and want to increase what they say are industry-low wages.
The 210,000 square foot T3 office building, planned to be built in Minneapolis' North Loop neighborhood, would be the tallest building in the U.S. made primarily of wood.
The new park will come in two parts. An interim version will open in 2016, with the fully developed Downtown Commons debuting in late 2017.
CEO announces a $1 billion share repurchase program, indicates more acquisitions this year.