A Minnesota attorney was sentenced on Thursday to 18 months in prison for one count of tax evasion, according to Minnesota's U.S. Attorney's Office. Between 2004 and 2006, Samuel Alfred

Cold Spring Brewing Company plans to capitalize on the growing demand for craft beer by investing between $9 million and $10 million to upgrade and expand its brewery, according to

Construction began Thursday on the $137.5 million, 500-room Radisson Blu Hotel at the Mall of America, the second Radisson Blu hotel in the United States. Minnetonka-based Carlson and Golden Valley-based

Former Community National Bank CEO William Garfield Sandison was sentenced Friday to four months in prison and was ordered to pay a $30,000 fine for his role in a scheme

Gevo, Inc., broke ground Tuesday on its ethanol plant in Luverne-a plant that will eventually be able to produce 18 million gallons of bio-based isobutanol each year. Isobutanol is a

Home prices throughout the United States continued their downward spiral in March, according to a Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller survey released on Tuesday. Nineteen of the 20 cities included in the

The class of 2011 may have better luck landing jobs than those who have graduated before them, according to a recent survey conducted by the National Association of Colleges and

Minnesota's banks earned more on average during the first quarter of 2011 than during the same period last year, according to recently released data from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Nash Finch Company has sold four of its five Avanza stores to a Texas-based supermarket chain after receiving an unsolicited offer for them. Bob Dimond, CFO, executive vice president, and

Alliance@IBM, a union representing IBM employees, recently reported that the technology giant is reducing its work force across the country-including at its systems and technology group in Rochester-as it gears

Target Corporation on Thursday identified some challenges that could hinder or delay the sale of its credit-card portfolio-but it's moving forward with its planned expansion to Canada. The Minneapolis-based retailer

The owner of Princess Soft Toys, Inc., on Thursday pleaded guilty to bank fraud, according to Minnesota's U.S. Attorney's office. Sandra Calkins, a 67-year-old woman from Eden Prairie, was charged

Issues such as increased regulations will likely cause medical device companies to move jobs back to the U.S. from foreign locations-and the Twin Cities has a lot of attributes to

Tech accelerator Project Skyway has partnered with Coco-a co-working firm that offers alternative office space to freelance professionals, small businesses, and corporate work groups-to open an innovation center in Minneapolis.

Just a week after Eden Prairie-based Alliant Techsystems, Inc., announced that it lost an $850 million government contract, the company filed a petition protesting the government's decision to award the

St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman on Wednesday announced a large-scale plan for funding a new Vikings stadium with a new per-drink alcohol tax-but his pitch is a significant departure from

Fairview Health Services is eliminating 240 jobs throughout its system as it experiences low patient volumes and significant operating losses. Ryan Davenport, a spokesman for the Minneapolis-based health system, said

Earlier this year, Michael Krzyzaniak was indicted for orchestrating four investment scams that together bilked at least $20 million from investors. Recently unsealed search warrants reveal that the money was