Hennepin County District Court Judge Jack Nordby has been accused by the Minnesota Board on Judicial Standards of misconduct following his in-court remarks that criticized Watch, a court-monitoring organization. According
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Minnesota's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate totaled 7 percent in September-reflecting no change from the previous month-according to data released Thursday by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED).
At a time when there are more than 500 million Facebook users who collectively upload 3 billion photos to the popular social networking Web site each month, Target Corporation and
Vascular Solutions, Inc., said Wednesday that it will pay $6.5 million to acquire several snare products from an out-of-state medical-device company. Minneapolis-based Vascular Solutions has been selling two of the
Eden Prairie-based Supervalu, Inc., on Tuesday reported a net loss of $1.47 billion, or $6.94 per share, for its second quarter-missing analyst expectations. The company reported $8.7 billion in net
Once-prominent local attorney Aaron Biber was sentenced Wednesday to 18 years in prison for raping a 15-year-old boy, according to court records. Hennepin County District Court Judge Lloyd Zimmerman handed
Women's clothing retailer Christopher & Banks Corporation said Tuesday that CEO Lorna Nagler has resigned all positions within the company, effective immediately. Larry Barenbaum, chairman of the company's board, will
Minneapolis-based U.S. Bancorp on Wednesday posted better-than-expected third-quarter earnings as demand for commercial loans increased. Net income for the quarter that ended September 30 totaled $908 million, or 45 cents
Bradley Chapin, president of Marshall and Ilsley Bank's (M&I Bank) Minnesota region, has been named executive vice president of the company, M&I Bank announced Wednesday. Jeanne Crain, M&I Bank's executive
The St. Mary's Home will close at the end of this year, the Franciscan Health Community (FHC) recently announced. The FHC is currently seeking alternative places to move current residents
Five Minnesota companies-3M Company, Ecolab, Inc., Medtronic, Inc., Target Corporation, and Best Buy Company, Inc.-ranked among the top 90 companies on Newsweek's recently released "2010 Green Rankings" list. The list
Six hundred sixty-eight investors who lost money in Trevor Cook's $190 million Ponzi scheme may soon get some of their money back-but likely not anywhere close to the sums they'd
A Monday hearing at which Denny Hecker requested to change attorneys concluded with the fallen auto mogul being taken into custody. The hearing took place in federal court in Minneapolis.
Two local philanthropy organizations-The One Percent Club and Social Venture Partners Minnesota (SVP), both based in Minneapolis-have decided to join forces in a mission to promote philanthropy across the state.
James Wehmhoff, the former accountant of Petters Group Worldwide and its founder Tom Petters, was sentenced Monday in St. Paul to one year of home detention, according to the U.S.
Minnetonka-based UnitedHealth Group, Inc., on Tuesday posted better-than-expected third-quarter results, prompting the company to raise its full-year outlook. Net earnings for the quarter that ended September 30 totaled $1.28 billion,
3M Company recently filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Akron, Ohio-based Gojo Industries, Inc. The Maplewood-based manufacturer-along with its 3M Innovative Properties business-accuses Gojo of "infringing, actively inducing others to
Maplewood-based 3M Company, Inc., announced Monday that it has agreed to acquire the tape business of Taipei, Taiwan-based Alpha Beta Enterprise Company, Ltd. Financial terms of the deal were not