Fridley-based Medtronic, Inc., on Wednesday won a longstanding patent dispute involving two of its implantable defibrillators. In the suit, filed in 2007 in U.S. District Court in Delaware, Medtronic claimed
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More than a dozen banks in Minnesota borrowed heavily from the Federal Reserve during the worst part of the financial crisis. Those banks include U.S. Bancorp of Minneapolis, TCF Financial
Salmon leather as a luxury alternative to calfskin or snakeskin?
Experienced Resources places seasoned health care execs in short-term assignments.
Premium dinner plates made from sugar cane fiber.
The furniture maker invited customers to make offers they’d trade for Blu Dot items.
The Capital City Partnership takes a new director and a new direction.
Craft brewers are on a growth bender. Now more of them want to create both the beers people love to drink and the places beer drinkers love to visit.
Kathy Tunheim’s new gig, as Governor Mark Dayton’s unpaid “senior adviser for job creation,” seems custom built for her. But what does that title mean? In effect, she’ll be a
Austin-based Hormel Foods Corporation on Wednesday sued Zwanenberg Food Group after Zwanenberg allegedly refused to stop using packaging that is "confusingly similar" to the packaging used for Hormel's Spam products.
Qwest Communications, Inc., and CenturyLink, Inc., on Friday completed their merger after about a year spent clearing regulatory hurdles. The merged company-which will use the CenturyLink name-will be headquartered in
18 avid golfers in the local business community share some of their favorite courses in Minnesota and elsewhere.
Cambria Mortgage made more than $60 million in home loans in 2010.
How does a small business stay competitive? Sometimes by helping other small businesses. Kowalski’s, named national Outstanding Independent Community-Based Retailer of the Year by Progressive Grocer magazine, credits the honor in part to product selection that emphasizes local products, like Gramps and Sammy’s Pesto, which got its start at the Minneapolis Farmer’s Market. “We’re small enough to
Local business organizations are rallying behind the sweeping education bill that recently passed in the Minnesota House-but they're also advocating for some changes, saying that the future of Minnesota's competitive
After a year-long competition through which more than 1,000 cities vied to be the first to get Google's ultra high-speed network, Kansas City, Kansas, has won the ultimate prize. Mountain
Eagan-based online risk management start-up CloudCover filed documents last week with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) indicating that it's seeking to raise $19.8 million in equity financing. The
Two recent hospital lists-one released by Thomson Reuters, and the other by U.S. News & World Report-recognized several Minnesota hospitals as being the best in the nation. The annual Thomson