After more than two years of litigation, Wells Fargo & Company and Citigroup announced Friday that the companies have reached a $100 million settlement in regards to Wells Fargo's purchase
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Bloomington-based Apogee Enterprises, Inc., announced Friday that it has acquired Glassec Vidros de SeguranÂa Ltda., a Brazilian architectural glass fabricator, for $22 million. The all-cash transaction also includes the assumption
Pinnacle Financial Group-a Minneapolis-based debt-collection agency-has been acquired by St. Louis-based National Asset Recovery Services, Inc. (NARS). NARS' parent company, Miami-based H.I.G. Capital, announced the purchase on Thursday. H.I.G. said
A new report sheds light on the disparities among Minnesota's health care providers-and it offers consumers a glimpse into the performance of hospitals and clinics throughout the state. The report,
The St. Paul Heart Clinic announced Thursday that it will dissolve on January 1 and be integrated into the Allina and HealthEast hospital systems-a move that many similar organizations have
Women's specialty apparel retailer Christopher & Banks Corporation saw its stock plunge Wednesday after the company announced that it anticipates a third-quarter drop in same-store sales. Minneapolis-based Christopher & Banks
Former auto mogul Denny Hecker attempted to get married Wednesday, but the government halted his plans, according to Minnesota's U.S. Attorney's Office. At a hearing in late October, Hecker was
The University of Minnesota on Thursday named Eric Kaler to the position of president, just five days after the institution announced that Kaler was the only finalist from a pool
Lockheed Martin Corporation will shutter its Eagan facility by 2013, and about 1,000 jobs will be affected, the company announced Thursday. Lockheed said that the "layoffs will be partially offset"
Minnesota employers added 14,100 jobs in October, but the additions weren't enough to offset the unemployment rate-which increased 0.1 percent from September, according to figures released Thursday by the Minnesota
Minnesota Revenue Commissioner Ward Einess plans to resign and start his own government affairs practice. Governor Tim Pawlenty, who appointed Einess to his post in 2007, announced the planned departure
After three consecutive years of cutting back, Twin Cities shoppers plan to increase their holiday spending this year, according to data collected by the University of St. Thomas' Opus College
SurModics, Inc.'s largest shareholder- Ramius Value and Opportunity Advisors, LLC-on Wednesday submitted a letter to the company's board nominating three directors that it says will assist in addressing the "long-term
Gregg Steinhafel, chairman, president, and CEO of Target Corporation, said in a statement that the company is "well-positioned for the fourth quarter"-and it expects same-store sales to outperform all other
Thomson Reuters is restructuring its staff in Eagan-a decision that will result in the loss of 60 jobs. Company spokesman Scott Augustin said Thursday morning that the job cuts span
Lynn E. Baker-often referred to as Ed Baker-was not a target of legal action when investigators were uncovering Trevor Cook's $190 million fraud scheme, although Cook invested funds from defrauded
Minneapolis Community and Technical College (MCTC) plans to renovate and expand its student center for an estimated cost of $10 million, a spokesperson from the school confirmed Wednesday. The Helland
Rasmussen College recently announced that it will relocate its Eden Prairie campus to Bloomington in order to avoid problems that will be caused by construction work being done on the