Medical device giant St. Jude Medical, Inc., plans to lay off 450 Swedish employees by the end of 2012 as it moves overseas manufacturing of its cardiac rhythm management (CRM)
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After emerging from bankruptcy and actively seeking a buyer, Mendota Heights-based Sun Country Airlines has been sold. Sun Country on Wednesday announced that it has been sold to a private
Supervalu, Inc., has pledged to open 250 supermarkets in areas that don't currently provide easy access to fresh fruit, vegetables, and meat. Leaders from the Eden Prairie-based company and several
San Francisco-based Wells Fargo & Company has agreed to pay an $85 million fine to settle claims made by the Federal Reserve regarding its consumer-lending practices. According to the Federal
Angeion Corporation on Wednesday announced the appointment of Gregg Lehman as president, CEO, and a company director. The appointment follows several changes at Angeion. In November, the St. Paul-based medical
Twenty days after it began, Minnesota's government shutdown has come to an end. Governor Mark Dayton signed 12 bills on Wednesday morning, a move that put 22,000 laid-off state employees
Cleaning and pest-control services company Ecolab, Inc., has agreed to pay about $5.4 billion to acquire Nalco Holding Company, a Naperville, Illinois-based water-treatment provider. It's a move that's expected to
Rochester-based Mayo Clinic is among the nation's best hospitals, according to U.S. News and World Report, which released its annual hospital rankings on Monday. Mayo Clinic came in third on
Richfield-based Best Buy Company, Inc., on Monday announced that the OnStar FMV-a rearview mirror that includes a blue button for accessing OnStar services-will hit store shelves on July 24. The
An Iraq War veteran on Monday pleaded guilty to lying to federal investigators as they were looking for clues related to Trevor Cook's $194 million Ponzi scheme. Jon Jason Greco,
Five small Minnesota cities are among 24 cities across the nation that will no longer be serviced by Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines, Inc., because the company is losing money on
McLean, Virginia-based Digital Intelligence Systems Corporation (DISYS) on Tuesday announced plans to open a new office in Minneapolis-and leaders intend to fill about 80 new positions. DISYS, an IT staffing
Liquor retailers throughout Minnesota whose "buyer's cards" have expired are unable to buy more alcohol during the state shutdown-and a judge's recent decision did not cut them any slack. The
Among the many industries that are anxiously awaiting an end to the Minnesota state government shutdown, the real estate industry hopes that the adverse effects it has experienced will soon
It's been almost three months since Hubbard Broadcasting-owned ReelzChannel aired the world premiere of The Kennedys-but the network's viewership numbers are still up significantly. Unique viewers now total between 8.5
A special session will start today at 3 p.m. at the State Capitol in St. Paul-the next step to end the state government shutdown, now in its 19th day. Governor
You may soon be able to make a purchase even if your wallet is sitting at home on your dresser. Minneapolis-based U.S. Bank is piloting a MasterCard-branded wristband that stores
It's been more than a year since convicted Ponzi schemer Tom Petters was sentenced to 50 years in prison-and gathering ill-gotten assets and determining how they will be distributed to