Minnesota Vikings officials and Ramsey County leaders on Tuesday announced that they have struck a deal to build a new $844 million stadium in Arden Hills at the former Twin
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Thirteen Minnesotans are among a group of 23 finalists competing for the 2011 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year award for the Upper Midwest region-which includes Minnesota, Wisconsin, and
HealthPartners announced last week that it is opening an on-site health clinic in the Anoka County Courthouse for county employees, a move that may be part of a growing trend
On Thursday, Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton signed a bill that's expected to open the door to millions of dollars in stalled home construction and renovation projects. The legislation, known as
Digital Angel Corporation has agreed to sell Destron Fearing Corporation-its animal identification and emergency identification solutions subsidiary-for $25 million. The decision comes less than three months after South St. Paul-based
A local chef has received a top award in what is considered by many to be the Oscars of the restaurant industry. Isaac Becker, of 112 Eatery and Bar La
Fridley-based Medtronic, Inc., has reportedly cut "hundreds" of jobs in its diabetes unit, according to Mass Device, an online medical device journal, which cites a diabetes industry analyst. According to
Two Minneapolis-based companies-Target Corporation and U.S. Bancorp-are among the 100 most valuable brands in the world, according to global research agency Millward Brown's annual BrandZ Top 100 list. The recently
A House bill introduced by Republican legislators that would eventually eliminate about 5,000 state jobs raises the question: How does Minnesota's current work force compare to that of other states?
In an effort to cut costs after posting a first-quarter loss, Delta Air Lines, Inc., announced Friday that it is offering retirement and buyout options to about 55,000 employees. The
G&K Services, Inc., was ordered last week to pay $361,000 to a former employee after a Hennepin County jury determined that the employee's Workers' Compensation claim was a "motivating factor"
As the application deadline nears for the 2011 Minnesota Cup, the entrepreneurial competition has raised the stakes. The seventh-annual contest-which began accepting entries in March-previously announced that it would give
Numerous proponents have rallied behind a just-unveiled plan for a casino at downtown Minneapolis' long-struggling Block E development-but equally vocal critics say it's too soon to call the plan a
Only one day after the City of Minneapolis floated a proposal for a new Minnesota Vikings stadium at the Metrodome site, a media report states that a deal for a
Less than a month after being sharply criticized by Greenpeace for its sustainable seafood practices, Supervalu, Inc., on Thursday announced a plan to change them. The Eden Prairie-based grocer pledged
Target Corporation made the cut for Fortune's "Top Tweeters: Social Media Champs" list, which was published Friday on the magazine's Web site. Target ranked seventh among the top nine companies
Less than a week after Xcel Energy, Inc., announced that it terminated an agreement with EnXco, Inc., involving the development of a wind farm in North Dakota, the two companies
Thirty-two people employed by Allina Hospitals & Clinics were fired Thursday for allegedly violating patient privacy. Hospital system spokesman David Kanihan told Twin Cities Business that the employees-28 from Unity