The purchases are expected to increase the company’s 2015 earnings per share by 12 to 15 cents.
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From MNsure to the Senate office building, these stories played an outsized role in defining Minnesota state politics in 2014.
“Imagine This: Creating the Work You Love” by Maxine Clair c.2014, Bolden $16.00 / $18.95 Canada 208 pages You can’t imagine being at your job much longer. The
Plans call for a 23,000-square-foot structure at 525 Third St. N. in Minneapolis.
Your business bio speaks volumes about you, so make it work for you.
For consignment stores, reputation rules.
The economic impact of the country music legend's November Target Center run.
Startups in the state see success after winning the funding contest.
Have wheels, will travel. Some turn up as far away as Florida.
The historic Gull Lake resort makes an international media splash.
The industrial market is the busiest commercial category, and office vacancy rates are dropping.
Despite many critics, tax-increment financing districts are on the rise in Minnesota.
The new firm, to be called Cogentix Medical Inc., will try to tap into a $1.3 billion endoscopic device market.
A falling unemployment rate and budget surplus position the state well as it enters 2015.
The return of keyboardist Christine McVie to the lineup after 16 years appears to have re-energized the 1970s juggernaut that was—and can still sometimes be—Fleetwood Mac. Now that the band’s
The Minnesota Orchestra begins a two-month, four-concert celebration of music inspired, directly or indirectly, by the plays of William Shakespeare. The first two concerts in January feature William Walton’s score
Twelve months' worth of the most notorious local ventures into the legal system.
Every January, the Walker Art Center invites performance artists and troupes from around the world to brave the Minnesota cold and show us what bizarre corner of the artistic universe