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Duluth-based Allete, Inc.-parent company of electric utility Minnesota Power, among other businesses-on Thursday announced the launch of a new wholly owned subsidiary, Allete Clean Energy. The new company, which will
A total of 456 workers who were recently laid off from five Minnesota businesses may benefit from grants made available by the Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED). DEED
Ecolab, Inc., and General Mills, Inc., were recently recognized when Forbes named them to its list of the world's 100 "most innovative companies." St. Paul-based Ecolab ranked 28th on the
The Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP) is one of the most expensive airports in the country, according to a recent report released by the Bureau of Transportation Statistics. The average
Major North American design firm Stantec said Thursday that it has signed a letter of intent to acquire St. Paul-based engineering firm Bonestroo, Inc.-which also has offices in St. Cloud
Maplewood-based 3M Company on Thursday announced that it is suing a group of its former distributors, accusing them of submitting false rebate claims and point-of-sale information that led them to
Eighty-eight Minnesota post offices recently joined 28 others that are under consideration for closure. The U.S. Postal Service on Tuesday released a list of more than 3,600 offices, branches, and
Two major employers within the state recently announced plans to shed jobs. Boston Scientific Corporation and Wells Fargo & Company have separately indicated that they plan to lay off workers.
Workface, Inc.-which offers an online customer-interaction technology platform-said Tuesday that it raised more than $900,000 in venture capital. The four-year-old Minneapolis-based company, which aims to help companies market and sell
How much do you love giving to your favorite nonprofit? GiveMN.org wants to know-and it's launching its first annual "Give to the Max Day" video contest to find out. So,
How about spending a year in a resort-style apartment complex in Uptown-for free? Minneapolis real estate developer and property manager Greco is betting that opportunity will appeal to lots of
The Twin Cities commercial real estate market saw some positive signs in the first half of 2011-and it may be well on its way to experiencing the first full year
The first half of 2011 brought good news for Metro Transit as ridership increased 3.2 percent compared to the first half of 2010 and is on track to surpass the
Thirteen health care companies in Minnesota collectively received $88.3 million in investments in the first half of the year, the most of any state in the region, according to a
A character from this summer's blockbuster Transformers: Dark of the Moon hails from Minnesota. But it's neither an actress nor an actor: It's an 80,000-pound truck. The Star Tribune reported
A team consisting of students and faculty from South Education Center Alternative (SECA) in Richfield and Chef Todd Bolton of Parasole Restaurant Holdings won the grand championship in a nationwide
Just a week after being indicted for several fraud charges relating to Tom Petters' multibillion-dollar Ponzi scheme, James Fry-a 57-year-old man from Orono-has reportedly pleaded not guilty. According to the