Insight, humor, and creativity highlighted the inaugural Videotect last year. The video competition, sponsored by Architecture Minnesota, included digital zombies, a mockumentary, and lush cinematic reveries—all focused on the Twin
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These concerts unite two of the 18th century’s most innovative composers in one dynamic program directed by Masaaki Suzuki, founding director of Bach Collegium Japan. The origins of the modern
The Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC) said earlier this week that a new airline would join the list of carriers flying out of the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP)-but was tight-lipped
Worried that the winter storm will hinder your travel plans? No need to worry if you're flying Delta Air Lines. The Atlanta-based airline-which is the largest carrier at the Minneapolis-St.
Two Midwestern accounting firms last month announced plans to merge, creating a combined firm that would serve more than 70,000 clients, employ 301 partners, and have more than $314 million
Job vacancies during the fourth quarter of 2011 were up 47.6 percent compared to the same period in 2010, according to a report released Tuesday by the Minnesota Department of
Insurance giant UnitedHealthcare, a subsidiary of Minnetonka-based UnitedHealth Group, announced Tuesday that it has agreed to buy two Florida companies-Miami-based Preferred Care Partners and Coral Gables-based Medica HealthCare Plans. The
The Minneapolis Downtown Council announced Friday that Hennepin County Commissioner Mark Stenglein will leave his current post to become the organization's new president and CEO. Stenglein will succeed Sam Grabarski,
Select Comfort Corporation said Monday that President and CEO Bill McLaughlin will leave the company on June 1-and Chief Operating Officer (COO) Shelly Ibach will succeed him. McLaughlin joined the
The long-anticipated and delayed redevelopment of the Wayzata Bay Center appears set to begin. Roseville-based Presbyterian Homes & Services said Friday that it has received all necessary city approvals and
Summit Brewing Company is reportedly adding to its portfolio of craft beers and gearing up for a $6 million expansion of its St. Paul brewery. The blog MNBeer recently reported
George Buckley retired just last week as president and CEO of Maplewood-based 3M Company-but he's already lined up his next gig. London-based investment firm Arle Capital Partners Limited said Monday
Shares of Maple Plain-based Proto Labs, Inc., shot up 81 percent on their first day of trading Friday, mirroring many Minnesota companies' recent momentum on the stock market. Proto Labs
Englewood, Colorado-based Arrow Electronics, Inc., announced Monday that it has acquired Asset Recovery Corporation, an electronics asset disposition (EAD) services provider based in St. Paul. Terms of the acquisition were
G&K Services, Inc., said Wednesday that its CEO, Douglas Milroy, will take a temporary medical leave beginning February 29, to treat an aortic aneurysm. The Minnetonka-based company, which manufactures branded
Three companies plan to start building large facilities in Shakopee within the next couple of years-projects that will collectively bring in hundreds of permanent jobs to the city, according to
Supervalu, Inc., is opening 22 stores under its Save-A-Lot brand during February and March-marking an increased investment in its national discount chain while the company looks to turn around its