About 80 employees will be affected by Medina-based Polaris Industries' decision to close a plant in Fargo, North Dakota, that it's acquiring later this month with the purchase of Global

The looming government shutdown facing the state could mean millions in lost revenue at Canterbury Park in Shakopee, which is preparing for the worst as it enters into its busy

On Tuesday, Jeremey Parker-a 26-year-old man from Texas who pleaded guilty in February to hacking into the computer network of a Minnesota company, as well as NASA-was sentenced to two

A 26-month investigation by the Department of Justice related to allegations of wrongdoing during former Senator Norm Coleman's 2008 reelection campaign has ended without criminal charges being filed-a sign of

Minneapolis-based Target Corporation could have its first unionized store by next week if workers at its Valley Stream, New York, store decide to join the United Food and Commercial Workers

The YMCA of Greater Saint Paul and the YMCA of Metropolitan Minneapolis on Tuesday announced plans to merge. The new Y-which will be called the YMCA of the Greater Twin

The University of Minnesota recently received a $51 million grant that it will use to support both new and existing programs that are designed to push new treatments, therapies, and

A protest launched by UnitedHealth Group (UHG) in an effort to regain a $23.5 billion medical-care contract was denied on Tuesday. The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) rejected UHG's protest

Maplewood-based 3M Company was recently granted injunctions against two foreign manufacturers of retroreflective products, which were separately ordered to pay the company a combined $72,950 in damages. Canada-based Eurotex consented

During a Tuesday conference call with investors, Best Buy Company, Inc.'s CEO said that there will be no "imminent announcement" regarding the company's expansion plans in Europe, and the company

Major gas cylinder distributor Airgas, Inc., broke ground last week on an 18,000-square-foot facility in Roseville that will employ 35 people. The new building will help meet the growing demand

Perkins & Marie Callender's Inc., filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Monday and announced a restructuring plan that would ultimately give control of the company to Wayzata Investment Partners,

Two members of Minnesota's Congressional delegation have launched a wellness caucus that will investigate and share the cost reduction and productivity-enhancing benefits of workplace wellness. Senator Amy Klobuchar, a Democrat,

A Plymouth man was charged Monday with securities fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud, and money laundering in connection with Trevor Cook's $190 million Ponzi scheme. Between February and September

The U.S. Supreme Court has reportedly upheld a federal judge's order and rejected an appeal from victims of Tom Petters' $3.65 billion Ponzi scheme. Investment funds that together lost $165

George Buckley already has three titles at 3M Company alone-chairman of the board, president, and CEO. But on Friday, he was knighted by the Queen of England and can now

When Minneapolis-based digital advertising agency Atomic Playpen was charged with creating a campaign for Pentair, Inc.-the "official sustainable water provider" for the Minnesota Twins-the company wanted to leverage the high-tech

The Merricourt Wind Project in North Dakota has received final approval from the North Dakota Public Service Commission, but pending litigation stands in the way of the project moving forward.