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Remember Shakers? Maker went bottoms up
Infinite Spirits, which made the vodka in Benson, Minn., has filed for Chapter 7 liquidation. Production ended a year ago.
Updated: February 03, 2012, - 10:11 PM
Obituary: Peter Clark was face of Breck, father figure
For a generation of families, Peter Clark was the face of Breck School. He guided children through their first years of school as a kindergarten teacher and head of the Golden Valley school's pre-K and first-grade program, saw them through standardized tests as director of guidance and testing, and helped older students select and apply to colleges.
Updated: February 03, 2012, - 08:09 PM
Expect more Targets in Canada now that there's deal over name
Trademark agreement clears the way for Target's expansion.
Updated: February 01, 2012, - 08:50 PM
Mergers and acquisitions hit speed bumps at year-end
After the rebound year of 2010, it looked like 2011 would be another growth year for acquisitions. But dealmaking stalled.
Updated: January 29, 2012, - 07:34 PM
Alumacraft Boat Co. sold to New York private equity firm
Alumacraft Boat Co., the maker of aluminum boats based in St. Peter, Minn., has been purchased by Corinthian Capital Group LLC, a private equity firm headquartered in New York.
Updated: January 17, 2012, - 11:16 PM
Struggling Aetrium cuts executive salaries
The North St. Paul maker of testing products is slashing costs as revenue drops.
Updated: January 17, 2012, - 07:43 PM
Xata Corp. COO Gagne leaving in February
Xata Corp., an Eden Prairie-based provider of enterprise software for the trucking industry announced that chief operating officer David Gagne has informed the company that he will resign all positions with Xata effective Feb. 5.
Updated: January 17, 2012, - 08:48 AM
Architect gives shoe store the boot
Designer James Dayton helps shoemaker Allen Edmonds put its best foot forward -- in more ways than one.
Updated: January 05, 2012, - 11:50 AM
People Inc. to acquire Children’s Home unit
The deal ensures that mental health services will continue for Children's Home clients.
Updated: December 27, 2011, - 09:18 PM
Minnesota's nonprofits are in survival mode
Cost-cutting, consolidation and redesigned missions have become the strategies of choice for the nonprofit sector.
Updated: December 18, 2011, - 06:42 AM
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