Fulton Beer-which announced in March that it aimed to open its Minneapolis brewery in September-likely won't have its new facility up and running until the latter part of October at
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Wayzata-based RBA Consulting was recognized last year by Inc. magazine as one of the 500 fastest-growing companies in the United States. And it appears the company is continuing its fast-paced
Best Buy Company, Inc., is reportedly preparing a pilot program through which it will offer electronics products to customers through a unit of Plano, Texas-based rent-to-own company Rent-A-Center, Inc. According
Target Corporation on Tuesday unveiled a revamped e-commerce Web site in the hopes of boosting online sales. The redesign marks the first step towards Target's plans for multi-channel expansion, the
3M Company has agreed to pay $3 million to roughly 290 former employees to settle an age discrimination lawsuit filed by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the agency
Eight Minnesota companies made Inc. magazine's annual list of the 500 fastest-growing private companies in the United States. The list is based on each company's percentage of revenue growth between
St. Paul-based Pearson Candy Company, maker of popular confections including Salted Nut Rolls and Nut Goodies, has been sold to a Greenwich, Connecticut-based private equity fund. The fund, Brynwood Partners
Local real estate developer Jeffrey Wirth, who was charged Thursday with tax evasion, made his first court appearance Monday-but his arraignment was postponed because he doesn't have a lawyer, according
Minnetonka-based Digi International has partnered with telecom giant AT&T to offer a suite of products and services aimed at helping consumers and utilities manage energy usage. AT&T recently announced that
An Itasca Project initiative helps small, regional IT companies get large Minnesota firms as clients.
Three remodeling projects celebrate the clean lines of old buildings.
Are Minnesota's tax peculiarities driving people away?
Benefit managers talk shop—what works and what doesn’t—about delivering employee benefits information.
For more than 50 years, the Minnesota Inventors Congress has lured lone-wolf tinkerers and garage gadgeteers to Redwood Falls. For some, the event has provided a springboard for starting a business. But with attendance shrinking, can it reinvent itself and stay relevant?
The new U of M president faces a punishing budget, a legacy of top-down management, intense demands to grow research, and a sports and marketing machine on a Big 10 scale he’s never seen before. What makes him the right catalyst to take the university out of rough idle?
Social enterprise is good, but how to put corporate structure to it?
Sixteen finalists were named Friday in this year's Minnesota Cup competition-a statewide contest that seeks out the state's newest and most innovative business ideas. The finalist business ventures, many of
Magnetic Productions’ search for the not-too-proud and the brave.