LifeScience Alley announced Wednesday that former Medtronic CEO Bill Hawkins will chair a newly formed public-private partnership aimed at advancing regulatory sciences in Minnesota. The three organizations coming together to
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The Twin Cities is seeding the globe with strip-mall gyms.
Governor Mark Dayton, Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak, and Vikings representatives on Thursday unveiled a plan to build "a new people's stadium" on the current Metrodome site. Under the plan, the
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How about a modern Boy Scout camp for your next effort at team building?
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Don’t think sci-fi: ReconRobotics creates guidable, pocket-size robots for the military and law enforcement.
Burnsville-based PCL Construction Services and Minneapolis-based DLR Group have been selected to rebuild Siebert Field, home of the University of Minnesota's Gopher baseball team. On Tuesday, the two firms jointly
Upstart Founding Fathers positions itself as an "All-American" beer.
Target Corporation experienced a significant sales boost in February. The Minneapolis-based retailer said Thursday that same-store sales-sales at stores open at least a year and a key industry barometer-jumped 7
Start-up Knowmad creates customized, off-the-beaten-path journeys through South America.
Grammy-caliber Jazz at WAC
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19 Years of Schtick
A trendy mobile marketing tool is driving consumers to deals, details, and some disappointment, too.