Chinese Ag Trade Delegation To Visit Minnesota
Minnesota agriculture officials host a trade delegation from China this week.
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Minnesota agriculture officials host a trade delegation from China this week.
Half the fun of big-time awards shows, like the Golden Globes, is commenting on them. It seems like everyone wants to talk about the best dresses, the craziest personalities and everything else that shows up on the red carpet.
The Nestle Nutrition plant, located in St. Louis Park, Minn., is set to close by December 2012.
State officials want a southern Minnesota dairy farmer accused of selling E. coli-contaminated unpasteurized milk found in contempt of court.
Supporters say a ruling from the Environmental Protection Agency could help development of the biomass energy industry in northeastern Minnesota.
For years, students and professors at the University of Minnesota haven't had to travel far to find out-of-print titles and great bargains at used bookstores.
If Minnesota's manufacturing sector is going to re-tool for a brighter future, it will need skilled young talent like high school junior Bryce Brethorst.
Lockheed Martin Corp. employees in Eagan are learning if their jobs will be transferred to Virginia, New York or California, or eliminated.
Rochester Medical Corp. said Thursday it agreed to pay 10.4 million euros ($13.7 million) to buy a medical supply distributor based in the Netherlands.
Cargill Inc. is buying German chocolate company Schwartauer Werke GmbH & Co. KG Kakao Verarbeitung Berlin as it looks to expand its European cocoa and chocolate business.
Target is expanding north, agreeing to acquire most leases of Canadian retailer Zellers for $1.85 billion and planning to open its first Canadian stores in 2013.
There's a new coalition of business and community leaders aimed at preserving jobs in western Wisconsin. It's called "Vision 600" and has the goal of creating 600 job opportunities in the region over the next two years.
A surprising drop in the U.S. corn and soybean crop sent grain prices surging to their highest level in 2 1/2 years Wednesday. The price increases stoked concerns about higher food prices and tighter supplies of feedstock for food and biofuels.
A new report by Forbes Magazine calls the Twin Cities one of the nation's top job markets, perhaps offering a little hope for people who have long been looking for work.
Inside a busy factory on the outskirts of the Twin Cities is heard the ringing of aluminum and clattering of heavy machines. It's a cacophony of sounds that's like a sweet symphony to Garelick's company president, Ken Garelick.
