But overall market holds steady.
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Dublin-based convenience foods manufacturer Greencore Group recently acquired Shakopee-based Lettieri’s, LLC, to bolster its “food-to-go” business.
The Hastings-based fitness franchise announced Monday that an affiliate of Atlanta-based Roark Capital Group has made an equity investment in the company to “accelerate [its] U.S. and global expansion.”
The Bloomington mall confirmed recently that, after closing on $300 million in financing, it plans to add a 700,000-square-foot expansion.
Minneapolis hopes benchmark requirements will jumpstart energy efficiency updates.
Less than a month after the company’s CEO resigned, Famous Dave’s chose to fire its president and chief operating officer.
Robert Walker’s investment fraud case continues as a 12-person jury met on Monday to deliberate over his 17 criminal counts of fraud, conspiracy, tax evasion, and witness tampering.
City report outlines redevelopment plan for Kmart site.
Now open to all Christians, Thrivent Financial took another step away from its Lutheran exclusivity with a rebranding effort.
Claiming to have the majority market share of its industry, American Surplus and Manufacturing is opening a new facility in Pine River that it said will bring 20 jobs to the city.
The Minnesotans who made last year’s list also appeared this year, although their rankings and net worth have changed.
The fourth-quarter expansions brought the annual total to 146 in Minnesota, which are expected to create nearly 8,000 jobs in the state.
3M ranked 23rd and Target 29th, although both fell several spots from last year’s list.
Dianne Neal Blixt and Amy DiGeso were appointed to Ameriprise Financial’s board; Suzanne Vautrinot, meanwhile, has become an Ecolab director.
Northwestern Mutual plans to add 107 financial representatives and 195 interns at several offices throughout Minnesota.
The company, which develops products to treat urologic conditions, said that it will use the money to seek FDA approval for one of its treatments, to introduce that treatment to the European market, and to conduct cancer research.
Bloomberg News reported that the Minnesota company is working with Goldman Sachs to sell some of its business units piecemeal.
Best Buy swung to a profit in its fourth quarter but is reportedly planning to cut up to 2,000 managers across the country.