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• Soundset: Rhymesayers Entertainment Artists to Visit IPR Tent
• Carney earns All-America honors in 100
• A farewell to the seniors
• Patrick's Cabaret Presents Twin Cities' Roots, Rock and Deep-Blues Festival
• Carney reaches finals at NCAA Championships
• Dall named Insignia president, with Drill taking over as board chair
• Apple CEO forfeits $75 million... PayPal to be accepted at 15 major retail chains
• President Obama to speak at Honeywell in Golden Valley next week
• Malt-O-Meal sues supplier over cereal tainted with antifreeze component
• Golden Gopher football 2012 roster breakdown: defensive linemen
• Are you a recent grad of Augsburg? Did you know there's a LinkedIn group for Aug...
• Yogurt shop to replace Sola Smoothie at IDS Center
• Xcel Energy ends upfront cash subsidies for solar panels
• CEO and civic leader Ordway dies
• Done deal: City gives final approval to Vikings stadium, plus money for Target Center renovation
• Homicide in Northeast Minneapolis
• Recruiting a big key for Gopher success in 2012-13
• Augsburg's Center for Democracy and Citizenship has a handful of days to make a...
• China growth slowing, Zynga on defense
• James Hetland, Met Council's first chairman, dies
• Cupcake's VanDeraa heads back to TV
• St. Paul's Ficocello's salon closing after 40 years
• Plans for upscale apartments at Southdale Center unveiled
• Snapshot: Hot & humid weekend + Twins slugfest + New evidence in Manson murders?
• Carl named ABCA All-Midwest Region
• Women in Business Slideshow: Industry Leaders
• Women in Business Slideshow: Women to Watch
• List Leaders: Largest women-owned businesses in the Twin Cities
• List Leaders: Highest-paid women executives at Minnesota public companies
• An Escape for Smart Singles: Summer Dating for Nerds
• Golden Gopher football 2012 roster breakdown: offensive line
• Minneapolis City Council approves Vikings stadium
• Southdale announces new tenants, renovation details
• Big summer ahead for office tower sales
• Apple's 'iTV' might not be a TV at all... Lights out in Detroit... Analysts back HP's layoff plans
• Southwest Airlines to start making international flights
• Delta Air Lines closing call centers
• Best Buy hires communications executive who worked for Clinton, Giuliani, CNN
• Chick-fil-A sets opening date for airport restaurant
• CHS buys part of Brazilian company
• Hanneman moving from Timberwolves play-by-play to FSN studio
• Auggies, it's never too late to pursue your education, whether at the collegiate...
• Target rolls out Shopkick at all stores
• Facebook's secret warnings legal; Shell testing in Alaska
• Snapshot: Rain + More rain = Closed Twin Cities highways
• Few bidders for state's Capitol restoration plan
• Wind storm wrecks car dealership lot
• Small telcos lose out to giants on broadband money
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• What's taking Surly so long on brewpub?
• Rooftop dining, bakery on way to Lowertown
• Edina Realty pulls listings from Realtor.com — again?
• Cargill making second bid to buy Australian food-oil business
• IPR and Rhymesayers Entertainment to Announce Scholarship at Soundset Festival
• Long-time owner of Scandinavia landmark Ingebretsen's dies
• Officials: volleyball tourney worth $60M to city
• Women in Business award winners (slideshow)
• Police investigate $158 million Reebok fraud... Groupon customers offered class action payout over expiration dates
• Wells Fargo names head of banking at Abbot Downing wealth unit
• Delta to lease Boeing 717s from Southwest
• Bieber Fever coming to Target Center thanks to AEG connection
• These land mammals have Auggies atop them, in Thailand.
• Prime Therapeutics hires new CFO
• Man charged with using fake bar codes to buy Legos at Target
• Summer schedules are now available on the Student Portal. Confirm today! If you...
• Fundraising roundup: Miromatrix reels in $3M more, Capital Partners launches second fund
• Where the showroomers roam
• New prepaid card rules; How Google shields its own privacy
• St. Cloud's Woodcraft buys into Mexico
• Snapshot: Storms + Morneau homers + CBO warns of possible 2013 recession
• Interim Best Buy CEO makes case for company (and himself)
• Council members go point-counterpoint on Vikings plan
• Chipotle's immigration probe isn't over yet
• TV makers' pricing move could help Best Buy, Target
• St. Paul buys Lowertown property for ballpark
• Bike Wars: Portland beats Minneapolis
• HealthEast executive takes a leading role at Allina
• 3M settles shareholder lawsuit over $943M purchase of Cogent
• Mystery solved? Thousands of hotel rooms will be needed for event coming to Twin Cities in 2014
• Hackers plan Friday attack on companies... Home sales rebound... Making the Internet five times faster
• Teamvantage to build new Forest Lake HQ
• Trader Joes plan advances in Lyn-Lake neighborhood
• Check out our Events page for Nursing Information Sessions on the schedule throu...
• YMCA gets new CEO from RedBrick Health
• Hubbard interested in buying Tribune Co. broadcast assets, which include cable station WGN
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• Denny's federal prison tour: Hecker now in Pennsylvania
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• Starkey is expanding in the Twin Cities
• Facebook fingers start pointing; American Eagle cuts kids out
• Another exec leaves, but Best Buy shows it can still sell
• World Street Kitchen to open full-time restaurant
• Facing losses, some cities drop municipal liquor stores
• Snapshot: Weather + No more routine PSA tests + Affluent MN schools stay atop new rankings
• With Envoy's help, Hulk can hear puny humans
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• J.C. Penney's pricing strategy gets a beating
• Best Buy's computer setup form: Give us your password
• Target faces a rerun of store union vote
• Blaine Festival
• Virtual Travel: Follow a group of Auggies in Egypt right now as they study youth...
• Complicit Studios Open for Audio Production Services
• Uroplasty shares climb 18 percent
• Take 25 for kids on Friday
• Gophers to get nearly $25M from Big Ten this year
• Preview: Medtronic reports earnings Tuesday
• Zeller: Newly refinanced LaSalle Plaza is not for sale
• Fed: Minnesota banking conditions 'mixed' in Q1
• Bjugstad no closer to indicating whether he'll turn pro or not
• Twin Cities gas prices dropping before Memorial Day
• Report: Energy firm adding 100 jobs in Duluth
• No Name Steaks recalls burgers with allergens
• Best Buy names CEO search firm, discloses interim CEO pay
• Nasdaq admits Facebook glitch; Yahoo sells Alibaba stake
• A last look at Let It Be Records sign
• Ex-Medtronic CEO Bill George says marriage amendment bad for business
• MN's gambling push gets industry's attention
• Chef Shack could wind up at Jack's
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• Champps founder Dean Vlahos files Ch. 7 after Petters scheme
• Just how green is your certified-green building?
• For first time in 12 years, Duluth's Tech Village nearly full
• Snapshot: Weather + Twins + Warehouse District shootout
• Carney qualifies for track nationals
• Minnesota Vikings undrafted rookie free agents; offensive skilled players
• Golden Gopher football 2012 roster breakdown: tight ends
• Supervalu CEO Herkert gets pay raise, but total is a third of his 2010 compensation
• Tornier CEO Kohrs gets 59 percent pay raise
• Facebook's debut is modest, glitches mar first day of trading... Verizon offers a trade-off on unlimited data plans
• Twin Cities road projects get state funding
• Boston Scientific gets FDA approval for stent
• St. Louis Park creates convention bureau
• Gander Mountain backs away from NRA event for Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker
• MN firm building indoor RV parks to provide housing in North Dakota
• Persing, Ruedy named All-MIAC in softball
• Mestnik named to all-region team
• Auggie Education Students: Studying to become a teacher? Check out these scholar...
• Doden, Valek named Academic All-District
• Facebook IPOlooza; HP cuts 30,000 jobs
• Stats: See the best, worst and riskiest of Twin Cities banks
• Target seeks Brooklyn Park approval May 29
• Mayo Clinic a 'second tier' health system, Blue Cross says
• Best Buy partners with Cooking.com
• Mystery donor helps Duluth Armory owners buy site next door
• U.S. solar tech firms cheer new tariffs on Chinese-made panels
• After falling-boulder incident, crushed St. Paul bakery rises again
• Snapshot: Hot weather + Twins sweep + Evacuation in Ely fire
• Carney competes at Last Chance Qualifier
• Five Auggies compete at Last Chance Qualifier
• From our friends at the Adult Academic Program - Robbinsdale Area Schools... a n...
• MN firm building and shipping houses to North Dakota
• Hecker moved to his fourth prison since February, and may move again
• H-P to eliminate 30,000 jobs... Postal Service to cut 28,000 positions... Gold has big day
• Domestic Abuse in GLBT population
• MN lost jobs in April, unemployment back to 5.6 percent
• Sun Country offers flights to new destinations
• 3M donation quiets the ape house at Smithsonian's National Zoo
• Please share: Augsburg's Health Commons at Dar Ul-Quba has a Facebook page at ht...
• Schwan's among MN firms honored for ethical practices
• J.P. Morgan loss grows; Buffett takes GM stake
• Arden Hills: So about this old ammo dump …
• Caribe owners try Kickstarter to relaunch restaurant
• Union, hospitals reach deal, averting strike
• Snapshot: Rain + Twins win + Reports: A Kennedy suicide + Drink coffee and live longer
• 3M looks to cut 'hairballs' from its supply chain
• Why investors like U.S. Bancorp more than J.P. Morgan
• Wal-Mart's small-box stumbles give rivals a head start
• Double dose of bad news for Delta frequent fliers
• Carl named All-MIAC in baseball
• Congrats to our first weeks FaceBook "Like" winner, Ron Liter! Thanks for your i...
• Spinal device maker Zyga raises $25M
• Feds close investigation into Medtronic's marketing of Infuse
• Warren Buffett increases stake in Wells Fargo
• Cologix buys The Minnesota Gateway
• Food trucks again allowed at Fulton Brewing tap room
• Wisconsin does poorly on jobs report; Walker releases competing numbers that look better
• Facebook co-founder may save $67M on taxes... Skechers to pay $40M to settle false-ad claims
• Feds void Duluth's casino contract
• Target increases profit forecast after strong quarter
• Med-tech firm Hemosphere sold for $17M
• Carney named Outstanding Track Athlete
• Auggies, here's a challenge for you: Consider the best ideas you have for buildi...
• Target lifts profit goal; Apple ordering larger iPhone screens
• After Cupcake kerfuffle, St. Paul may relax parking rules
• Debt collector's tactics set off 'culture war' at Fairview
• With new website, TPT aims younger (but not by a lot)
• Masu dubbed one of nation's top new sushi restaurants
• In video, Best Buy's interim CEO pledges stronger future
• Central MN's United Way picks new CEO
• Snapshot: Weather + Twins + Report: Zimmerman had broken nose
• Bad bosses beware
• Voices that could fill the Gopher voice vacancy at Fox Sports North
• Rendering: Mall of America picks local partner for $200M addition
• Nash Finch buys 18 supermarkets
• Former Christopher & Banks CEO Barenbaum took big pay cut
• North Dakota now No. 2 in U.S. oil production
• Last-minute Social Madness entries include Caribou, Toro, Mayo and Capella
• Apple plans thinner Mac laptops... JPMorgan may claw back bonuses
• U.S. Supreme Court won't hear Petters appeal
• Anthony LaPanta to be next Wild play-by-play announcer
• Twin Cities man pleads guilty in connection to $20M Krzyzaniak investment scam
• New partnerships create help for returning veterans
• Supplier MinnParr moving to Mounds View industrial space
• Class of 2012: How is your job search going? Are you working full-time? Let us k...
• Week 2 kicking off for our FaceBook Contest. “LIKE” US!! Get your family, frien...
• Midwest Robotics League regional championship May 19-20 at MOA
• Arctic Cat shares plunge on weaker-than-expected profit predictions
• Donaldson adding more facilites in China
• Students, faculty, staff: Register today for the Creating an Inclusive Campus co...
• Facebook hikes IPO range; Murdoch aide faces charges in UK
• MN debt collectors reap huge salaries chasing student loans
• Snapshot: Weather + Twins + Is fake police officer pulling over and killing drivers?
• What's in store for Best Buy's new chairman?
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• U of M president: No more full-pay admin leaves
• Hospital workers voting on strike plans
• HealthEast opening in former Gander Mountain
• Deal lets Vikings hide stadium construction details, finances
• Is bikini hockey interesting or insulting?
• Gov. Dayton vetoes second tax bill
• Wirth tax preparer pleads guilty in evasion case
• London retail designer Fitch opens Minneapolis office
• JLL tapped to manage, lease Union Depot
• Twin Cities gas prices fall slightly
• Dozens of firms enter Social Madness contest as deadline nears
• Ally puts ResCap into Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Minnesota Zoo fires its dolphins
• New NCU Studies Abroad Program to Ridley Hall, Cambridge
• Cargill hand-carving beef to replace 'pink slime'
• Golden Gopher football 2012 roster breakdown: wide receivers
• Persing, Ruedy named NFCA All-Region
• Schulze out as Best Buy chair; Dunn didn't misuse resources, report says
• Auggies, fill in the blank: "The highlight of my weekend was ___________________...
• Will Facebook IPO underwhelm? Yahoo CEO is out
• How to get time sheets filed? Colle+McVoy tries shaming
• Cossetta's renovation faces last-minute problem
• And you thought the Vikings stadium fight was over?
• Dario Franchitti will swap numbers at Indy 500 for Target's 50th
• Richfield strip offers tour to lure small businesses
• Campus recruiting rises, lifting grads' hopes
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• What keeps budget carriers away from MSP? Starts with 'D'
• Snapshot: Weather + Dozier's first homer + Husband of 9/11 victim to testify against death for terrorist
• Health Officials Aim To Help Prevent Illness, Death From Hot Weather With New Extreme Heat Toolkit
• Tuberg scores 2nd-place finish at MIAC Championships
• Auggies compete on day one of MIAC Championships
• General Mills loses bid to dismiss Fruit Roll-Ups lawsuit
• State board accuses Minneapolis lawyer Peter Nickitas of bullying opposing attorney
• Hotel developer Wirth pleads guilty to millions in tax evasion
• In case you missed last week's Commencement ceremony, here's a link to photos. h...
• Reminder for WEC Students: The WEC Senate invites you to tomorrow's year-end cel...
• Facebook co-founder gives up U.S. citizenship... Is LinkedIn acquiring Monster?... Wholesale prices drop
• Few vacancies at Minneapolis Class A office buildings, driving up rents
• Tyler McAninch Benefit Show @ The Beat Coffee House
• Why so many apartment projects? Look at the Minneapolis vacancy rate
• Mariucci and Williams' Arenas to receive upgraded scoreboard and sound systems
• Threat averted: Minnesota Vikings stadium funding approved, team will stay in MN
• Vikings deal details: St. Paul, University of Minnesota could benefit
• Crave to open its eighth restaurant
• Nursing shortage? Not if you're a new nurse
• Dairy Queen looks to boost lunch traffic
• Target posts 'help wanted' sign for media agencies
• J.P. Morgan bets (and loses) $2B; Is Facebook overpriced?
• Snapshot: Weather + Jury note to judge: We believed Amy Senser
• Photos: A day in the life of Apex Print Technologies CEO Brian Kueppers
• Photos: Peeking inside a remodeled SuperTarget store
• List Leaders: Minnesota's largest commercial printers
• Don't forget, Mother's Day is this Sunday!!
• Photos: Winner of 3M Scotch Tape sculpture contest announced
• Ecolab's plant expansion to create jobs
• Dease to retire as St. Thomas president
• Three Minneapolis firms named to list of 100 fastest-growing inner-city companies
• Twin Cities home prices grow for second consecutive month
• Supervalu closing distribution center, cutting 120 jobs
• Legislature passes Vikings stadium bill, Dayton ready to sign
• Bernanke: It's easier to borrow now... Phone subscribers hang up on contracts... Bing search engine to be revamped
• Accretive lowers profit expectations after losing Fairview contract
• Fulton Brewing told it can't have food trucks outside its new tap room
• Golden Gopher football 2012 roster breakdown: running backs
• Krispy Kreme investor cashes out; Facebook cites mobile threat
• Angel Food bakery opens, Tschida Bakery closes
• Edina wastes no time in launching happy hours
• Former Menards site may get RV/boat dealership
• Snapshot: Weather + Twins move Valencia, Liriano + Obama on gay marriage
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• As first Shops at Target opens, company unveils next round
• As farmers' markets spread, worries over a glut
• Fairview, U of M plan $182M health center near campus
• Vikings agree to pay more; stadium bill nears end zone
• Paulino Brener Presents Noche Hispana 8
• Digital River extends Microsoft contract; Soros takes larger ownership stake in Twin Cities firm
• Hi-Lake Liquors owner Luke Jacob pleads guilty to tax evasion
• CEO Hemsley says UnitedHealth may launch more med-tech products
• Former Best Buy CEO was paid $7 million last year and could get $3.1 million in severance
• Follow Auggie Daley Konchar Farr in her studies across the pond on her blog, Jun...
• Protesters march on Target Minneapolis headquarters
• Man charged with mortgage fraud at Chateau Ridge condos and Cloud 9 Sky Flats
• Apogee's Puishys paid nearly $4M in first year as CEO
• Dow's longest losing skid since August... Fed at odds on jobs outlook... Jaguar returns to 1960s to challenge Porsche
• Canterbury Park set to open 62-day live racing season
• General Mills buys India spice and sauce company
• Real life Superheroes
• Sage Electrochromics sold to French glass giant Saint-Gobain
• Glaxo launches hostile bid; Yahoo! seeks answers on CEO
• Can't find a cab? You may be the only one
• Minnesota Orchestra downsizes, but not on stage
• 3M's new chief takes the stage, pledges he'll be 'everywhere'
• Snapshot: Weather + Twins get a shutout + Hamilton hits 4 homers + Gay marriage ban in North Carolina
• $1 million settlement for St. Paul deli
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• Imation chief technology officer to exit
• After 'food desert' promises, llittle action by Supervalu, Wal-Mart
• Senate OKs stadium, but adds more changes
• Viking stadium passes Minnesota Senate, creates jobs
• CeCe McDonald murder trial
• Safe Drinking Water Week Proclaimed By Gov. Dayton As Health Department Releases Annual Report Of Drinking Water In Minnesota
• Greater Twin Cities United Way News - May 8, 2012
• U.S. Bank sued for closing protest-plagued branch
• Construction to start on St. Paul Penfield project now that financing is secure
• Chicago Mayor Emanuel wades into Accretive fight, seeks to halt probe
• Caribou HQ to be sold to Canadian REIT Artis
• Seven Twin Cities high schools ranked among best 500 in nation
• Show Time for Justin DeLeon’s the Swallows @ 7th Street Entry
• Wall Street hits two-month low on Euro Zone uncertainty... Gen Y more likely to launch startups... Girl Scout candy bars
• Best of the Business Journal: Twin Cities R&D leaders + U.S. Bank returns to underwriting while exiting student loan business
• MIAC Women's Outdoor Track & Field Championship Preview
• MIAC Men's Outdoor Track & Field Championship Preview
• Vikings sack leader Jared Allen speaks about faith, football and perseverance
• Our Design instructor John Mindiola III on all things color theory. Congrats on...
• Annual Facebook Rankings: Which Minnesota companies are most "liked"?
• FICO buys marketing solutions company Entiera
• Auggies, the Class of 2012 was one of the largest in the College's history. What...
• Zuckerberg meets investors; big delay for EA game
• Co-owner of Betty's Pies files for Ch. 7; North Shore sites still open
• N.D. cities apply brakes to giant 'man camps'
• Despite business pleas, Southwest LRT left out of House bonding bill
• Snapshot: Rain + Vikings cut FG kicker Longwell + Read the Senser family texts and see photos of Amy Senser's car
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• Vikings bill passes House, but not without new wrinkles
• Saints ballpark, other projects to compete for slice of $50M
• Support Auggies with summer golf!
• H.B. Fuller selling its paints business
• “LIKE” US!! Get your family, friends, co-wokers and fellow students to like our...
• Coming from one of our own here at Brooklyn Park! Go John!
• Yanik pitches large medical office along I-394
• Appeals court: Public contract bidders can't boost bids
• Capella joins MN schools teaching nurses how to serve health needs of military vets
• Madoff trustee wants $255M from family... Mobile phones may start getting much pricier
• CHS forms joint venture with Japanese company Zen-Noh
• Boston Scientific expects to take market share with FDA approval of three devices
• Minnesota firms take a beating in this year's Fortune 500
• Bill Gates' stake in Ecolab could get bigger
• Spring Commencement 2012
• Northern Oil's revenue, profits soar on Bakken drilling
• Green Tea Blizzards: Asia a big focus for Dairy Queen, Buffett in 2012
• Auggie Gameday - Baseball!
• More good news for Twin Cities drivers as gas prices continue to drop
• Stock trading's long slide; 'Avengers' grosses $200M
• Snapshot: Weather + Twins + Report says U.S. secretly releasing Taliban fighters
• Landlord's bet on Hell's Kitchen paid off; also, Gordon Ramsey
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• Edina restaurants get OK for happy hour deals
• Does coal power have a future in Minnesota?
• Vikings vote today; lobbying reaches well beyond Capitol
• Gerdau plans $47M Twin Cities expansion, adding hundreds of jobs
• Dating for Nerds Spring Singles Party
• Baseball postponed to Monday
• Tuberg leads Auggies at HU
• Harley leads Auggies at HU
• Taylor looking for his eventual successor as Timberwolves owner
• Here's a glance at what Commencement looked like today. We'll be posting photos...
• Check out the start of the processional from the 2012 Commencement ceremony this...
• Good news, Auggies! Yesterday we were told by the State Department of Transporta...
• Auggies, today is Commencement for day undergrads and graduate physician assista...
• Best Buy loses fourth high-ranking executive Dave Deno to parent of Outback Steakhouse
• ShopNBC and ValueVision CEO Stewart has pay cut by a third
• Day Student Body President Patrick DuSchane yesterday talked with media about a...
• Delta Air Lines partners with Tequila Avion for margaritas and other drinks
• Xcel Energy, C.H. Robinson among companies to join Social Madness contest
• Job growth slows... Workforce shrinks... Oil prices plunge... Yahoo CEO caught padding resume
• Commencement. Going to be awesome and crazy. Largest walking class (YAY!). Lots...
• Dayton vetoes bill that would have cut business taxes
• Thanks to awesome Auggies for meeting with Rep. Keith Ellison to talk today abou...
• Golden Gopher football 2012 roster breakdown; quarterbacks
• Rep. Keith Ellison, left, meets with Auggies Nic Adducci, Andrea Batt and Whitne...
• MSPBJ names 2012 Healthiest Employers of the Twin Cities
• CMOs weigh on on Best Buy's to-do list
• Smaller investors could get piece of Facebook; Craftsman on Craigslist
• Jeremy Lin gets jersey made of Fruit Roll-Ups
• Jeffrey Wirth's ex-wife pleads guilty on tax charges
• Snapshot: Weather + Super moon + Amy Senser faces 4 years + Airport cheerleaders?
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• After 40 years, Fitger's Beer relaunches in Duluth
• Lots and lots of concrete for Mayo's proton-beam project
• Edina nixes proposed medical building
• After new plan crumbles, old stadium plan to get vote
• Auggies in MIAC Softball Playoffs!
• Stroke Continues To Be A Leading Cause Of Death In Minnesota
• Warning: Selfish Auggie post! We have 3,963 fans. Think we can make it to 4,000...
• Amy Senser guilty on two felony counts in hit-and-run case
• Best Buy seeks to distance itself from Village Voice sex-ad flap
• New Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport discount carrier Spirit Airlines increasing bag fees
• Target partners with Twin Cities native and Oprah favorite Nate Berkus
• Jobless claims fall... Buffet trails S&P 500 again... Samsung's iPhone challenger... Pepsi brings back Michael Jackson
• American Crystal sticking to final offer as it agrees to meet with union over 9-month lockout
• Caribou shares plunge on bad news from Green Mountain Coffee
• Top chef Isaac Becker planning new Twin Cities restaurant
• Dorale named Academic All-District
• Spring 2012 NCU Magazine
• Mixed results for Target: Weak April sales, strong quarterly sales
• Canada dominates strong-bank list; GM profits beat estimates
• What's behind Target's move to dump the Kindle?
• Q&A between bankers, Fed official is mostly Q
• Snapshot: More T-storms + Twins get no-hit + Student jailed with no food or water for 5 days
• Eagan will get 'Urgency Room' clinic
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• As regional air model cracks, smaller markets feel pinch
• 'Shops at Target' concept debuts this weekend
• Latest stadium plan: Let businesses pay for it
• Carney wins 100 at St. Thomas
• Sprinters compete at CSP
• Medtronic laying off 220 Twin Cities employees
• Whole Foods to open next to Trader Joe's in Maple Grove
• Best Buy chief marketing officer leaves company
• Expert panel discusses lack of downtown Minneapolis office construction
• CEOs have lower opinion of Minnesota than last year
• Kraus-Anderson to build modular classrooms in booming Williston, N.D.
• U.S. firms hire fewest people in 7 months... Amazon's efforts to create original TV content
• Invesco and Zeller deal for Fifth Street Towers is official
• Pohlad IT firm Avtex Solutions buys Reliant CCS
• Caribou and Famous Dave's announce menu changes
• Give blood and help save lives! Please register with Sue at the front desk or b...
• American Technical Education Association national office to be housed at Dunwoody College
• Big stuff happening next week for National Nurses Week, including our Open House...
• We're looking forward to a fantastic Salsa cookoff tomorrow at Rasmussen College...
• Nursing Information Session
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• Day three of finals, Auggies! What tips do you have to share for getting through...
• Facebook sets IPO date; P.F. Chang buyout
• On U of M campus, the world's quietest room
• Fire destroys Hastings landscaping firm
• Behind the scenes with Caribou's three-man tasting team
• Snapshot: Warm day + Twins + Jury gets Amy Senser case + Seattle May Day mayhem
• GOP tosses stadium plan, drafts new one that nobody else likes
• New apartments on tap in North Loop
• Delta sticks MSP with older planes, and flyers grouse
• Dental benefits firm expands in Iron Range
• April in review: April showers rained on Minnesota sports, look for May flowers
• April in review: April showers rained on Minnesota sports, look for May flowers
• Mike Veeck championing stadium for St. Paul Saints
• Prostate-mapping med-tech firm ProUroCare Medical lands FDA OK, funding
• Former longtime Regis CEO Finkelstein quits board earlier than planned
• Best Buy expanding Bloomington warehouse, adding jobs
• Gophers wholly represented in the IIHF World Championship
• Villiage Park of Minnetonka Apartments in St. Louis Park sold for $16.5 million to Timberland Partners
• Wolves post league-high TV ratings gains
• MLT Vacations may move Twin Cities jobs to Atlanta
• Analyst: St. Jude Medical could be Johnson & Johnson takeover target
• Retailers pay much less in debit fees... Occupy May Day goes global
• This is exciting and a great opportunity!!
• Photos: The nation's best Scotch Tape sculptures includes a skydiver and a tightrope "tape" walker
• Land O'Lakes partners with Eggland's Best to form new egg company
• Auggies, day one of finals done! Here's a short video with simple tips to help y...
• Facebook asks for organ donors; BoA plans cuts
• Best of the Business Journal: Top 100 public companies + spotlight on law
• Snapshot: Storms + Morneau hurt again + Amy Senser says she never saw victim
• State GOP reaches deal with landlord; won't be evicted
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• Canterbury/Mystic Lake deal clears Legislature
• Comcast, Verizon will cross-sell services in metro
• Builders cheer rise in construction of homes
• Buffalo Wild Wings looks beyond chicken for growth
• Best Buy scrapping Rent-a-Center deal
• Harteau nominated to be Minneapolis' first female police chief
• Delta Air Lines CEO Anderson gets pay raise
• Target CEO Steinhafel took pay cut
• Delta Air Lines buys Phillips 66 refinery in bid to save on fuel costs
• Accretive Health wants MN Attorney General's lawsuit dismissed
• 21,000 could lose jobs on Wall Street... Banks ease credit standards... Madoff costs exceed victim payouts
• IPR at NAB; Where Audio Production, Sound Design and Entertainment Business Meet
• Med-tech startup Pursuit Vascular raises $750K
• Twin Cities gas prices are stable after falling from a month ago
• Woman sentenced for stealing $2.1 million from Medtronic
• Innovative Office Solutions named one of nation's fastest-growing women-owned firms
• Ruedy named MIAC Athlete of Week
• Good luck with finals, Auggies!
• Microsoft invests in Nook; Text spam surges
• Campbell-Mithun making 'Mood Wing' app for Popeye's
• Snapshot: Weather + Amy Senser takes stand today + Nike designer mocks Rose's season-ending injury
• Meet your new beer: The first batch of taprooms
• Stadium now literally a political football
• Smaller ISPs are getting the squeeze
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• Why the next Fortune 1000 woman CEO could be from MN
• Fairview patients tell their bill-collector stories
• New Report Shows HIV/AIDS Cases Dropped Slightly in 2011
• Johnson shoots career-best 143
• Auggies fall to Cardinals
• Little Falls, Sleepy Eye St. Mary's ascend to #1 in Minnesota baseball polls
• Auggies sweep Wildcats
• Relay wins 4x400 title at Drake Alternatives
• Carney wins 100 and 200 at Drake Alternative
• Softball, baseball postponed to Sunday
• Free Arts Minnesota News - April 26, 2012
• Accretive says Fairview contract canceled; blames MN AG
• Betsey Johnson retailer files bankruptcy; future of Mall of America store unclear
• Feds close InterBank, which has four Twin Cities branches
• List Leaders: Largest Twin Cities Title Companies
• Photos: Twin Cities professionals celebrate real estate awards
• Vikings fill gaping hole in offensive line giant pick, the 4th of 2012 NFL draft
• Wells Fargo moves into hedge-fund services with purchase of Merlin Securities
• Growth of economy slowed... Jobless rate in Spain spikes to 24%... Sam Adams founder helps beer startups
• Fairview CEO considering cutting all ties with Accretive
• IPR Business Class Sponsors “Oldies but Goldies to STOP Bullies”
• Best Buy kills branded mobile-broadband service
• Lakes Entertainment lands slot-machine license for Maryland project
• Auggies, summer break is just around the corner for undergrad day students. Tell...
• Timberwolves record best attendance in eight seasons
• MSP airport terminal evacuated after suspicious bag found
• Goldman probe grows; U.S. prepping for Google showdown?
• Starting a food truck: Here's how they did it
• Landscaper will pay $478K in back pay, penalties
• Best Buy CMO: We should be the best showroom we can
• Drinking, drugs common at Trevor Cook's HQ, witness says
• Globe University hit with whistleblower suits from ex-deans
• Snapshot: Weather + Wolves finish season + Vikings deal for 2 first-round picks + Joe Senser describes 'AmyWorld'
• List Leaders: Biggest Twin Cities Real Estate Sales
• Wolke wins 200 at Macalester
• TenKsolar Announces Global Strategic Partnership With Hanwha
• Photos and List: Best in Real Estate Winners
• Accretive Health CEO jabs at MN AG Swanson over debt-collection accusations
• Regis cost-cutting efforts lead to surprise profit
• Tallest man in America to get free custom shoes from Twin Cities company
• UnitedHealth could pay more than $300M in rebates
• Jobless claims suggest stumbling labor recovery... Dozens of U.S. companies face bribery suspicions
• List: 17 Minnesota companies are finalists for Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur of the Year award
• Ferguson's career-best leads Auggies
• Minnesota High Tech Association moving to Grain Exchange building
• Warm winter hurts Xcel Energy's profits, revenue
• Toro makes play for rental equipment market with purchase of company
• Jack's restaurant is closing after upscale chef left
• Fuzzy puppy alert: Pet a dog, relieve finals stress. Today. 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m....
• Carney wins 100 at Hamline
• Ditch the caffeine this morning, Auggies. All you need to get rolling this mor...
• Hospitals react to Fairview debt-collecting bombshell
• Medtronic turns to data-crunchers to boost revenue
• Comparing Facebook and Google, pre-IPO; Murdoch apologizes
• List: 17 Minnesota companies are finalists for Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur of the Year award
• Analyst finds some good news for Best Buy
• Snapshot: Weather + Twins rally fails + Joe Senser testifies in wife's trial
• JT's Hamburgers in West St. Paul may close
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• TenKsolar raises $15.5M
• Burger King sues Richfield over Menards store
• More food trucks deployed to St. Paul
• Rasmussen College is celebrating Week of the Young Child! Check out this infogra...
• Top six UnitedHealth Group executives average $10M a year in pay, including interim Best Buy CEO Mikan
• Best Buy plans Minnetonka renovation
• Blaine's chief building official fired, charged with misconduct and theft
• Twin Cities videogame publisher ValuSoft is sold to Cosmi
• Maplewood Mall adds Teavana, Torrid, Cotton On and other tenants
• Bernanke says Fed ready to do more... $52M pay for Priceline CEOl... China's huge middle class
• Celebrate the WEEK OF THE YOUNG CHILD
• Mosaic shares jump on 'accelerating' potash and phosphate demand
• Minneapolis Police Chief Dolan retires
• Best Buy's Geek Squad offers AARP members unlimited tech support
• National Nurses Week Open House
• Auggies volunteer at Second Harvest Heartland
• Buffalo Wild Wings is raising wing prices as chicken costs soar
• Minnesota Vikings defensive end to keynote 2012 West Metro FCA banquet May 5
• No lag in iPhone sales; some TARP loans in doubt
• Knife River 'flagship' cement plant burns in Otsego
• Ice Cube's morning starts with Peace Coffee
• Metro Transit adding to Hiawatha light-rail fleet
• Snapshot: T-storms + Twins + Amy Senser trial + New spy agency
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• Target inks partnership with Emilio Estefan
• Medtronic gets $15M for Quebec expansion
• 3M aims at natural resources, aerospace
• Fairview 'employees' were really debt collectors
• Auggie Gameday - Softball!
• The Terrorists Next Door
• Show Me The Good Parts at Patrick's Cabaret
• C.H. Robinson numbers are up, but misses Wall Street expectations on revenue
• Meet the Minneapolis Assistant Chief of Police- Janee Harteau
• Dining Out For Life is Thursday!
• Pentair's profits up 20 percent ahead of Tyco merger
• Capella shares plunge on pessimistic enrollment projections
• Vikings stadium vs. budget trainwrecks
• Ameriprise could bump dividend again in 2012
• Phillips & Temro moves 80 jobs from Canada to Twin Cities
• Target remodeling 90 stores to expand food offerings
• Twin Cities gas station owner has Lexus, $148,000 seized after trying to evade Bank Secrecy Act
• Auggies, fill in the blank with your tips for making it through finals week! "D...
• Facebook growth slows; Wal-Mart stock falls 5%
• Patient costs rise as insurers shift to Medicare rates
• 3M beats profit estimates
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• Snapshot: Weather + Twins + Prosecutor says stepdaughter forced Senser to talk
• Auggie Gameday - Baseball!
• Auggies shine in final meet
• Auggies, please check out these resources from Augsburg College Department of Pu...
• University of Minnesota announces 2012 men's hockey schedule
• Great read!
• Facebook pays Microsoft $550 million for AOL patents... Dutch government collapses over debt woes
• Moe's Southwest Grill, Which Wich to open in Bloomington
• Music Business Pro King Sandman Visits DIY 360
• Boston Scientific says ICD malfunction caused death
• MN GOP faces eviction from its headquarters after not paying rent for eight months
• IPR Audio Production Graduate on Tour with Kellie Pickler
• Planners want to make it easier to get to Lake Street from I-35W
• Minnesota Vikings April 2012 mailbag; draft edition
• Spring Commencement Ceremony
• St. Jude Medical, Abbott Laboratories expand marketing partnership
• Twin Cities gas prices continue to fall
• Report: Wal-Mart hushes up bribery case; Pfizer, Nestle in deal
• Hennepin County plans outdoor food court
• Stadium bill lurches to life as NFL heavyweights visit
• Dunn may get $3.3M exit deal; what will fill old Best Buys?
• U.S. Bank seeks hot spots for construction lending
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• Canada's retail centers already seeing the Target effect
• Cargill's secret global battles revealed in leaks
• Snapshot: Weather + Scores + U-M AD + Zimmerman out on bail
• Auggies sweep Pipers
• Auggies compete at Bethel Invite
• Auggie Gameday - Baseball!
• Feature on Boresz in Star-Tribune
• Carney wins 200 at Carleton
• Harley wins high jump at Carleton
• Baseball/Softball Postponed to Sunday
• Loudoun County's Children's Theater Group Theaterpalooza's
• Bushmills Ethanol fined $800,000 by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
• In the market for a Harley? The state might have a deal for you
• Faster iPhone with new design may debut in October... US Bank, Wells Fargo examined on overdraft fees... A Lamborghini SUV?
• A closer look at the 40 Under Forty + alumni database updated
• Summit, Schell, Cold Spring ranked among top breweries in nation
• Nash Finch sells grocery in N.D. city where it launched in 1885
• Best Buy forms CEO search committee; Interim CEO Mikan is in the running
• Roadrunner Transportation buys D&E Transport
• Day school students elected new student body leaders. See who will be leading th...
• UnitedHealth Group to hire 125 for new call center
• Fuenffinger competing at Olympic Trials
• Auggie Gameday - Softball!
• No more crushed bugs at Starbucks; Home-front military drones
• Nonprofit proposes appliance-improvement deal for landlords
• Uptown hopes for daytime boost from MoZaic
• Court hands defeat to Wells Fargo in suit by Blues, others
• Best Buy's interim CEO rallies workers on 'long-term vision'
• NFL comes to MN, while Zygi's plane heads for L.A.?
• Snapshot: Weather + Scores + Feds resume search for boy who became face of missing children 30 years ago
• Minnesota's kings of corporate cash: UnitedHealth, Ameriprise, 3M, Target, Best Buy, General Mills, Medtronic
• List Leaders: Twin Cities executive search firms
• Boost Your Physical and Emotional Healing Abilities
• Ex-Nalco CEO Fyrwald quits less than five months after joining Ecolab
• Life Time Fitness stock plunges after weak profit forecast
• Crack-down on people who text and drive today in the Twin Cities
• Minnesota jobless rate climbs for second consecutive month, state lost jobs
• Fees send TCF Bank customers packing
• Job creation slowdown ... House by a good school costs $200K more... More billionaires sign Buffett pledge
• Xcel Energy Center to host inaugural Big Ten hockey tournament
• UnitedHealth adds 1 million clients, raises profit forecast for the year
• Boston Scientific's profits rise despite fall sales
• Zeller, Invesco team up to buy Fifth St. Towers for $110M at sheriff's sale
• NCU Students and Faculty attend Symposium
• H.B. Fuller is closing seven facilities, including Forbo Bonding U.S. HQ
• Shout out to Auggies! Noya Woodrich, an Auggie grad, is the first Native Americ...
• Softball doubleheader postponed
• UnitedHealth Group adds 1 million clients, raises forecast
• Google tries to speed mobile Web; Walmart adds in India
• U.S. Bancorp pitches prepaid cards on campus
• Wedge warehouse workers unionize
• NFL warns on Vikings as old ideas resurface
• Snapshot: Weather + Morneau homers twice + Amy Senser + Norway killer trained on video games
• Jim Cramer cheers Polaris results, interviews CEO Scott Wine
• Cooks of Crocus Hill expanding to Stillwater
• Burnsville food processor gets OK for expansion
• Magazine: Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is the best airport in the nation
• Digital River CEO Ronning's compensation tops $5.5 million
• "Of Dolls & Murder" tonight at St. Anthony Main
• Macy's St. Paul store to close on Sundays
• Historic Lowertown apartment buildings sell for $14M
• Dayton would consider special session for Vikings stadium
• Piper Jaffray to cut jobs after another difficult quarter
• Prison for man who filed false tax return; Wright paid no taxes despite making $152,000 at General Mills
• Zuckerberg didn't consult Facebook board on $1B Instagram deal... ExxonMobil to look for oil in Russian Arctic... Ron Paul video game: End the Fed
• Anchor Bank named SPEDCO's top SBA lender
• Analysts International CEO McKinney's pay up nearly threefold
• NCU Presents: "Good Life Tour" Featuring Trip Lee
• Auggies, be sure to check out this session today to give your career search a bo...
• Buffett will stay as chief; mobile carriers warn of 'crisis'
• City Pages unveils 2012's "Best of …" winners
• Dr. Martens, Tilly's coming to Mall of America
• Court upholds $4M award against Prince in perfume case
• Cirrus gets funding for new jet
• Founder's role weighs heavily on Best Buy's future
• Duluth lands deal for NWA maintenance building
• Auggie Gameday - Baseball!
• Snapshot: T-storms + Baker's unexpected Tommy John surgery + Warren Buffett has cancer
• Mitt Romney's "creative destruction" at Bain Capital
• Best of the Twin Cities 2012: People & Places
• Eight MN firms named to '100 Best Corporate Citizen' list, including 3M, Target, Best Buy, General Mills and Medtronic
• Former United Prairie Bank officer pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Christopher & Banks hires Michielutti as new CFO, demotes Lyftogt
• Select Comfort CEO McLaughlin gets pay raise, as does future CEO Ibach
• Deuel's career best leads Auggies
• Photos: Whole Foods rushes to get Edina store ready for grand opening
• Edina's Peoples Organic Cafe expanding to IDS Center
• Ava Marie Hamilton pleads guilty to embezzling $540,000 from Theros Restaurant Group
• BoA tries to sell non-U.S. wealth unit... Obama wants more penalties for oil-market manipulators... Microsoft's plan to beat Apple and Google
• Gophers hire The Aspire Group to boost football ticket sales
• Osprey Medical closes out $20M IPO
• Big U.S. Bancorp profit, but CEO Davis says best is yet to come
• Auggies, fill in the blank: I predict ___________________ will be the 4,000th fo...
• Spring Fest gets some love from City Pages.
• 'Today' show loses top spot; Apple shares sliding
• Cupcake takes 'Cupcake Wars' with Yo Gabba Gabba creation
• U.S. Bancorp surprises Wall Street with help of lower credit losses
• Medtronic to boost safety monitoring
• Engineering firm URS draws scrutiny in MN, praise elsewhere
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• MN group claims big banks using 'payday' loans, dodging rules
• For stadium supporters, it's fourth and … something bad
• Candyland opening in Stillwater
• Patio restrictions scrapped after restaurants say they'll be good
• Snapshot: Weather + Twins + Bodies from ocean liner ID'd as MN couple
• Vikings stadium defeated in committee
• RMA Builders and Remodelers owner Aasen accused of federal tax evasion
• Police seek help in finding Minneapolis Bank Robber
• Bill passed giving hiring preference to military vets
• Wells Fargo loses appeal, must pay $30 million to nonprofits
• Target continues to expand in San Francisco
• Tonka Bay Equity buys energy storage industry supplier Quick Cable
• Dealing with a problem-neighbor in the Twin Cities
• 3M invests in Zephyr Technology, a human performance monitor company
• Supervalu changes leaders at Cub Foods, Acme, Albertsons
• Capella snaps up Sophia Learning
• New World Bank president... Apple to sell 'iPad Mini' soon... Anheuser-Busch pays $1.2B for brewer
• Senator Franken visit Right Skills Now
• Real Estate Recycling plans office building on Marquette Avenue in downtown Minneapolis
• Are you the face of the future? A video crew from the Greater MSP Partnership wi...
• Wolke named MIAC Athlete of Week
• Carl named MIAC Athlete of Week
• Student Documentary Film Festival
• Mystery lingers in Google maps case; Citrus disease in Calif.
• St. Jude wrestles with Riata response
• Color-coded uniforms have Allina nurses seeing red
• Snapshot: Snow in MN + Record heat at Boston Marathon today
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• Sixth MN Best Buy store to close
• Tennant, rivals trade barbs over cleaning claims
• Mpls. seeks way to 'bust through' Lake Street Kmart
• Auggies compete at St. Thomas
• Johnson's career-best leads Auggies
• Persing leads Auggies to split with Cobbers
• Carney leads Auggies at Falcon Invite
• Sprinters lead Auggies at Falcon Invite
• Auggies sweep Cobbers, now 21-8
• Ex-Norwest, Northwestern National Bank CEO Morrison dies
• Auggie Gameday-Baseball/Softball!
• SPS Commerce CEO Black takes pay cut
• Exciting Networking Event !!
• Date set for opening of Mona Restaurant in Accenture Tower
• Best University of Minnesota redevelopment idea comes from University of Wisconsin
• Tornier moving Texas operations to Twin Cities, creating jobs
• Lingerie Football League and MN Valkyrie cancel 2012 season
• Obamas paid 20.5% in taxes... Gas prices may have peaked... Prom costs are up... Inflation outpaces earnings... Flood of foreclosures coming
• Vikings allowed to accept casino advertising
• Wells Fargo makes record profit as loans shrink
• Women in Business Award winners announced
• Regis selling stake in huge European hair salon company, Provalliance, to Provost family
• Wells Fargo profit rises; Apple denies collusion charge
• 3M incinerator plans catch flak in Cottage Grove
• Wal-Mart: We're ready for Target in Canada
• Readers Choice: Favorite Twin Cities restaurant patios
• List Leaders: Best Twin Cities Restaurants with patios
• MN House may vote on Vikings, after all
• Neighbors seek to block Calhoun-area apartment tower
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• Snapshot: M&M boys rally Twins + Fracking & earthquake link?
• Best Buy CEO search could take 9 months; Dunn still on Twitter
• Start time changed for Saturday baseball
• Defending champs keep top spots in Minnesota prep baseball rankings
• Defending champs keep top spots in Minnesota prep baseball rankings
• Target plans $10M Nicollet Mall employee center
• Sex offenders in our neighborhoods
• Mortenson to build $340M Sanford Fargo Medical Center
• Jobless claims rise... Investors losing faith in Nokia... Macy's CEO expanding luxury apartment?
• HealthPartners opening new clinic in St. Paul’s Highland Park
• enStratus to open European HQ in Scotland
• Rimage CEO Black's pay increases by 40 percent
• Another quarter of double-digit growth for Fastenal
• Group targets Abbott Northwestern in campaign against hospital McDonald’s
• Apogee shares fall on 2013 profit projections
• Cargill consolidating some Midwestern operations, including CHS joint venture
• Amazon cuts e-book prices; Wells Fargo may face HUD scrutiny
• Snapshot: Twins + 125-year-old sturgeon is as big as an NBA center
• To lure young workers, Duluth struggles to shed 'unwelcoming' rep
• As wars wind down, where do all the robots go?
• Demolition OK'd for original 3M HQ site
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• Retractable-roof restaurant coming to Shinders space
• Best Buy probe involves ex-CEO's conduct with female worker
• R T Ryback and the political theater of Vikings stadium funding
• Securian companies get debt ratings boosts
• One more try: Petters appeals to U.S. Supreme Court
• HomeServices, which owns Edina Realty and is part of Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway, buys second real estate firm in a week
• Fargo investors buy Bloomington Days Inn
• Need a laugh? The most recent issue of Augsburg Now has a photo of the Student B...
• Rybak announces Green Homes North program
• Home sales prices rise 6.4 percent in Twin Cities (update)
• White House adviser: ‘Robotics revolution is here’
• CHS quarterly profits fall by 60 percent
• Fed: Regional economy growing at 'solid' pace
• New restaurant-bar to take over old Spin nightclub location in downtown Minneapolis
• Cherokee Sirloin Room in Eagan ready to reopen after fire
• Boston fund spends $7 million for Eagan industrial space (update)
• Apple accused of price fixing... St. Jude Medical on offense... Bank of America sues itself... Fatal car wrecks increase on tax day
• Christoff returns to HGA health care role
• CoCo brings Stanford’s d.school innovation school to Minneapolis
• Top Commercial Transactions: Bigos pays $33M for Minnetonka housing complex
• Study: Best place for small businesses to prosper in Midwest is Twin Cities
• Mid-incomers suffer in polarized job market
• Fed survey shows U.S. growth, hiring improves
• Hennepin County to auction 94 tax-forfeited properties
• Alcoa results lift hopes; biggest 'micro' growth: Williston, N.D.
• Minneapolis Fed chief: Higher rates would help
• Hell's Kitchen preps for 'Angel Food' bakery
• Snapshot: Weather + Twins + 8.7 quake rocks Indian Ocean
• Bemidji sweater-vest maker gets a final cheer from Santorum
• Energy-saving tech's proving ground: Mall of America
• New McDonald's proposed for Lakeville
• As CEO exits under cloud, Best Buy looks to ex-UnitedHealth CFO
• Auggies split with Oles
• Minneapolis cop busts up KSTP camera at rally
• Defending champions Burnsville top Class 3A preseason baseball rankings
• Lots of promotions at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota, but still no CFO or chief medical officer
• Insignia CEO Drill gets $800,000 bonus amid drastic job cuts, but there's more to the story
• Fishman's pay continues to drop since Travelers left St. Paul in 2009
• Lyle Berman's pay: Lower, but still lots of use of Lakes Entertainment's corporate jet
• Jimmy John's, New Bohemia restaurants planned in Northeast Minneapolis at former site of Panera Bread
• Report: Dunn resigned as Best Buy CEO amid investigation over possible personal misconduct
• HJ Development plans $12M retail center for vacant Golden Valley dealership
• Santorum ends presidential bid... Job openings rise... An Amazon smartphone?
• Gophers baseball coach Anderson agrees to new contract
• Pawlenty pays off campaign debts
• Triple homicide in Brooklyn Park
• Auggies, fill in the blank: The key to an awesome internship interview is ______...
• School of Business Chairperson Soma Jurgenson will be sharing her wisdom with t...
• Persuasive Proposals: Influence Change in the Workplace
• Let us help you find your future. Classes begin May 7th and July 2nd. Contact us...
• Supervalu stock soars on higher-than-expected profit projections
• Are you going to the theater production of Titanic Orchestra? It opens Friday,...
• Phone theft gets carrier attention; Luxury Budweiser
• Medtronic, St. Jude snipe over heart journal report
• Snapshot: Weather + Target Field views from nearby buildings
• Best Buy warns investors on 'mini-tender' offer
• U of M hosts world's largest med-tech conference
• Maplewood Mall's gets its facelift, and new tenants
• Lawyer falls for Nigerian e-mail scam, sues Wells Fargo
• Auggies score sweep of Oles
• Volunteer in the Twin Cities!
• Price of Twin Cities businesses for sale drops
• Lennar expands lead as largest Twin Cities builder
• $20 million worth of upgrades planned for Sacred Heart Hospital in Eau Claire, Wis.
• Despite second bankruptcy, Buffets managers could get bonus
• MN pro soccer team draws big crowd for opener, still looking for buyer
• Facebook buying Instagram for $1B... New mobile security flaws... AT&T selling Yellow Pages stake
• Former United Prairie Bank officer charged with embezzlement
• Auggies, tell us which photographer better captured the same moment at the Grand...
• Opening Day: Cost to attend a Twins game is up
• Ex-Aetrium CEO Pollock gets $180,000 severance package
• Twin Cities gas prices drop, now lower than a year ago
• Be The Match at Augsburg on Wednesday
• Regis reports lower sales, fewer customers at hair salons
• 12 arrested at Occupy MN protest
• J.C. Penney cuts HQ jobs, AOL-Microsoft deal
• City wage freeze doesn't touch Meet Minneapolis CEO
• Mayo angles for tax break on lab tests
• Snapshot: Cooling weather + Twins home opener + Pilot praised for averting disaster
• Developer George Sherman buys Duluth apartment complex
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• Prices not rising in housing, but demand might be
• U of M businesses brace for light-rail slowdown
• Founder's support gives Best Buy's Dunn breathing room
• Check out the stories of three Auggies who attended the conference of the Nation...
• Minnesota's Matson signs tryout deal with AHL's Wolves
• USA women begin world's tonight
• Auggie Gameday - Baseball!
• Patrick's Cabaret Presents 'Singer/Songwriter Series' And 'Eclectic Electric Music Series'
• Wolke leads Auggies at HU
• Carney wins 100 at HU
• Auggies open spring part of season
• Judge rules against Dayton, cancels child care union election
• Auggies earn split with Knights
• Ex-Pinehurst Bank President Markert guilty in $1.9M scheme; 2nd exec cleared
• We write, you respond: March reader comments roundup
• Former Gopher Tinsley found dead
• March hiring falls short of expectations
• ASA-Minnesota collecting Twins tickets for troops
• Torax Medical wins FDA approval for acid reflux device
• Ordway delays construction of concert hall
• Looking at health care reform after Supreme Court ruling
• Minnesota Cup founders’ Magnet 360 acquires Reside
• Jobs recovery suffers setback... Ex-Tyco CEO Kozlowski denied parole... Bankrupt Kodak wants to pay bonuses
• Dayton makes appointments, including to airports commission
• Twin Cities man with ties to scam charged with tax evasion
• The short and winding road: Bonding, tax bills face tough going
• Alatus and partners renew interest in former Grandma's Saloon site
• Canada government orders Target to undergo "cultural" review
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (March 31 — April 6)
• List Leaders: Minnesota's biggest spenders on R&D
• Top residential transactions: Dream home in Medina: ‘a wonderful value’ at $3M
• Medtronic to start $14M expansion in Jacksonville, Fla., creating 175 jobs
• Auggie Gameday - Softball!
• IBM CEO (female) to attend Masters; Malls gaining occupants
• U.S. Bank bailing on student loan market
• Dorsey hunting again for downtown space
• Edina Realty parent HomeServices of America buys Prudential Northwest Realty in Seattle, seeks more deals
• List Leaders: Minnesota's largest venture-capital deals
• Officials behind St. Paul jobs program can't tell if it worked
• Paintball-business founder is SBA's Minnesota entrepreneur of the year
• Few cheers for White Earth tribe's $400M Vikings stadium offer
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• Delta cuts Sioux City, Iowa, route, upsetting nine people
• Polaris adds jobs to Wisconsin plant that once seemed doomed to close
• Greater Twin Cities United Way News - Faces Of Poverty Conversation
• 64-team bracket rejected for Minnesota Class 4A basketball playoffs
• Pontinen wins SBA ‘Champion’ award
• Auggies pick up sweep at MAC
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; RB Williams
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; RB Williams
• Could Sabo bridge reopen soon?
• Oak Grove Capital expands its platform
• Milestone for the Mall of America Radisson Blu
• White Earth tribe offers $400 million toward Vikings stadium
• Facebook to list on Nasdaq... Jobless claims fall to 4-year low... Viacom revives $1B YouTube suit
• Stocks close mostly down; worst week of 2012
• Open Arms of Minnesota hires Reardon as executive director, replacing Winge
• Vikings stadium bill presses on in House
• Biofuels industry needs a marketing push, panel says
• Ex-Vikings RB Herschel Walker to open restaurant and sports bar
• Firehouse Subs plans to open 54 Twin Cities locations
• Report: Delta Air Lines may buy ConocoPhillps oil refinery to hedge against fuel prices
• MnDOT announces 316 road projects
• Blackstone said to buy $800 million of Dexus warehouses
• Target to double Brooklyn Park office campus within 3 years (updated)
• One Financial Plaza in Minneapolis to be renamed to Canadian Pacific Plaza
• Auggies, how are you spending Easter break? Tell us! "During Easter break, I am...
• Auggie Gameday - Softball!
• Google's new glasses; Chrysler's legal shield
• Tablets raising newspaper's revenue hopes
• Target expects bigger profits after huge March sales
• Split decision on 3 a.m. closings in Uptown
• Minneapolis calls time-out on Linden Hills projects
• Vikings' $427M stadium 'contribution' may not come from Zygi's pockets
• Grand Avenue in St. Paul gets its Cupcake after all
• 1920s-era Loring Park building to become apartments
• Snapshot: Weather + Torii Hunter's scary run-in with police
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• 64-team tournament on the way for Minnesota Class 4A basketball?
• General Mills named most reputable company in America; Target, 3M and Medtronic also rank highly
• Map: Police beef up downtown patrols after 7th mob incident
• Regent's Scholarship Awarded
• NCU Days Sets Record Attendance
• Target submits plans for two Brooklyn Park office buildings
• Schell Brewing picks Padilla Speer Beardsley as agency of record
• Best Buy shares fall as S&P puts it on credit watch
• Yahoo cutting 2,000 jobs... Google's virtual-reality glasses... Discounted iPhones
• M.A. Mortenson's new ad campaign is a little hairy
• Ethics group: Lawyer's excessive fees depleted trust nun set up for her children and grandchildren
• More from the "We've got big brains and we cannot lie" files! Auggie Alex Sorum...
• New released conceptual images of Vikings Stadium in Downtown Minneapolis
• Dolan executives take pay cuts
• St. Jude Medical stops selling another heart-device wire
• Auggies, the Spring Augsburg Now features several students, and is online. Who...
• ReconRobotics buys St. Paul-based Xollai
• An end to airport circling; Facebook fires back
• Hell's Kitchen gets cheers in New York Times (but not from dining writer)
• Upscale outlet mall in Eagan clears first hurdle
• Xcel Energy Center vs. Target Center battle isn't going away
• Former Rottlund Home developments go on market
• Mall of America's Radisson Blu project nears milestone
• Snapshot: Weather + Wild + Suspected shooter was expelled
• Auggie Gameday - Baseball!
• Flash mobs attack Minneapolis
• MTS Systems hires Graves as new CEO
• Rasmussen is excited to host Donna Richardson from Guiding Strategies for a Huma...
• Human Resources Workshop: Increase Employee Engagement
• Rybak taps chief of staff Hanson Willis for Minneapolis Planning and Economic Development post
• Obama sharpens tone on economy... No more circling airports?... Strong car sales
• Photos: Vikings unveil new Nike jerseys
• Doug Kohrs, Tornier CEO and ex-CEO of American Medical Systems, joints Proto Labs board
• JOBS Act will bring crowdfunding, but maybe not so fast
• Early Spring responsible for "Click Mobbing" in Downtown Minneapolis?
• Bioenergy changes name to RiboCor and moves to Brooklyn Park
• HealthPartners, Medica, Blue Cross, UCare to pay state $73 million under new profit cap
• 2012 Auggie Awards - April 23!
• Ex-Mpls financial firm employee pleads guilty to bank fraud
• Twins add more local fare to Target Field menu
• Fiber network glut? Let's build more... Apple heads for $1,000... Couric vs. Palin
• Teen Challenge, St. Benedict face clawback suits over Petters money
• Re/Max Results buys St. Cloud firm
• Supervalu's Herkert a Yammer fan
• Trader Joe's gets pushback on Lyn-Lake plans
• Vikings Stadium notches first victory at Capitol
• Snapshot: Weather + WI primary + Tubby close to extension
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• Auggie Gameday - Baseball!
• Xcel Energy reaches first multi-year rate deal in Colorado
• New images: What a Minnesota Vikings stadium might look like in downtown Minneapolis
• Coborn's partners with JK Foods to expand into western North Dakota
• Patterson buys Surgical Synergies, distributor of rehab and mobility products
• Seven things you should know about OccupyMN's return to downtown Minneapolis
• Edina-based Clinic Sofia expanding to Maple Grove
• Anderson Kelliher among 13 named to MN Women's Economic Roundtable
• Paragon Outlet Partners plans upscale outlet mall near Mall of America
• Avon rejects $10B bid... Dow Chemical cutting 900 jobs... Burger King revamps menu
• Twin Cities gas prices are lowest in northern suburbs
• Mestnik named MIAC Pitcher of Week
• Auggies, fill in the blank: I can't wait for _______________!
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• Vikings stadium isn't done deal, thanks to pork, funding mechanism
• Kinetic Kitchen at Patrick's Cabaret
• Q & A with...Nadine Muzerall
• Carney leads Auggies at CSB
• Relays sweep titles at SJU
• Here's a photo gallery from the Star Tribune from the 4th Augsburg Powwow. (Sorr...
• Emmett Eastman is one of the dancers attending the Augsburg Powwow. At 80-years-...
• Don't watch this if you still are lounging around in your pajamas considering wh...
• Auggies split with Gusties
• Auggies drop two to Tommies
• Vikings still need to upgrade its defensive backfield
• Vascular Solutions CEO Howard Root gets pay raise
• Medtronic settles shareholder suit over Infuse for $85M
• Photos: A day in the life of Chris Schermer of Schermer Inc.
• Peavey Plaza Twins rally disrupted by OccupyMN plans
• State grants $2.4 million for 11 redevelopment projects
• Of mice and men: PETA honors Wells Fargo for helping rodents
• Credit card security breach... U.S. tightens Iran sanctions... You won't win the lottery
• Construction job growth strong in MN, strongest in N.D.
• Best Buy is giving up space at huge store by HQ to beauty retailer Ulta
• Report: Greater Minnesota hospitals seeing strong profits, led by Sanford Health
• We've got big brains and we cannot lie! Physics juniors Gottlieb Uahengo, Moham...
• The Augsburg Powwow on March 31 will have grand entries at 1 and 6 p.m., and wil...
• Retail recovers in NY, ND; Student loans for kindergarten
• Building near St. Anthony Falls? City has 182 pages of new rules for you
• Ecolab is looking for deals, execs say
• More Top 100 stats: Best and worst performers in a variety of areas
• List Leaders: Minnesota's largest public companies
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• Greyhound's one-way ticket out of St. Paul
• Alliant moving jobs to Anoka as it shuts Missouri plant
• Snapshot: Nice weather + Gophers in NIT + Pavano blackmailed?
• Bill would shield nonprofits that got Petters cash
• NFL rejects AEG stadium, Magic deal could signal Minnesota fans nightmare
• Best Buy announces Minnesota store closings
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; TE Williams
• Xcel Energy gets approval for smaller electric rate increase in Minnesota
• Drunk Driving in the Twin Cities
• Owner of Minnesota trucking firm WATAB charged with stealing from employees
• National Roundup: Expert says U.S. growth to slow... IRS gears up for health-care crackdown... Vegans bash Starbucks
• Jacobs drops defamation suit against Genmar trustee
• Vikings fans hope history does not repeat itself in wake of L.A. Dodger sale.
• Some Twin Cities stores will close in Best Buy revamp
• Minnesota's Lucia a candidate for Penrose Award
• Tomorrow's your last chance to help win a class party at Augsburg House! Be sure...
• Skittles walks on eggshells; Health sector faces upheaval
• Supervalu's secret anti-Walmart effort OK'd by judge
• Cottage Grove plans incubator in old City Hall
• General Mills plant keeps losing trailers
• Auggie Gameday - Baseball!
• Target exec helped push Vikings stadium deal with city
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• Plans take shape for MN's biggest-ever underground mine
• Best Buy to close 50 big-box stores, launch new concept
• Business-backed projects stiffed by Legislature
• Snapshot: Love 40 (for Wolves) + Scruggs dead + Cure for common cold?
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; DB Travis
• Hopkins' Chambers named 2012 Mr. Basketball
• US Bancorp CEO Davis tells CNBC that economic recovery is 'very sure'
• H.B. Fuller sales, profits rise as Forbo integration begins
• CEO Davis says U.S. Bancorp's growth markets are in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, Tennessee and Utah
• Mosaic profits are cut in half, but CEO Prokopanko says business is strongly rebounding
• Supreme Court debates: wrecking ball or salvage job for Obamacare?
• Minnesota Senate supports alcohol sales to general public at University of Minnesota's TCF Bank Stadium
• Minnesota Supreme Court rules against Burlington Northern in $21 million verdict
• Mono named national small agency of the year, beating out Gabriel deGrood Bendt
• Downtown Minneapolis prepping for OccupyMN protests near U.S. Bancorp, Target
• Softball earns split at SMU
• Pentair's Hogan: Tyco merger good for Minnesota jobs
• Pentair merging with Tyco unit in $4.5 billion deal; Hogan will be CEO of new company
• Just Sold: Teasdale son follows dad into multifamily real estate business
• Klodt seeks Hopkins site for apartments
• Chaos on JetBlue flight; BoA looks overseas
• Penney's, Supervalu slash sales, coupons in new strategy
• Medtronic closing Israeli Ventor operations
• Snapshot: Gophers to NIT finals + Magic Johnson buys Dodgers
• Coldwell Banker Commercial adds broker
• How KSTP lost MN's biggest defamation case ever
• Christopher & Banks reverses price hike, plans few new stores
• Legislators show little interest in Vikings bill
• How warm is it? Sea Salt is opening early
• KSTP's million-dollar mistake
• Boost Your Physical and Emotional Healing Abilities
• Free Arts Minnesota News - March 27, 2012
• Wells Fargo shutting down vSafe document storage service
• Canterbury Park 2011 sales, profits up despite state shutdown
• Christopher & Banks to open few stores as it conserves cash
• MTS fires Korean employees who may have violated anti-bribery law
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; DT Timms
• Feds provide money for housing homeless Minnesota veterans
• Michael Mahoney: Boston Scientific's highest-paid employee worked 76 days and made nearly $12 million
• Caribou Coffee CEO Tattersfield's pay increases 83 percent
• Auggies sweep Eagles
• 15 Dunwoody students place at SkillsUSA Minnesota
• Hennepin County launches construction season
• More room for data centers in Elk River
• Police watching for criminal 'flash mobs' after attack on Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis
• Boutique hotel planned in downtown Williston
• U.S. stocks fall after S&P 500 hits 4-year high
• TCF Bank targets business customers
• JOBS Act sent to Obama... Consumer confidence wanes on inflation... Soldier stole Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen's identity
• January home prices in U.S. fell at slower pace
• Social Madness nominations roll in
• Graco to close on $650M deal to buy ITW unit despite FTC objections
• Tech Toolkit: Security plan should extend to mobile devices
• EPA to reduce new power plants’ carbon pollution
• IPR Dean of Students Recognized for Community Engagement
• On the Boards – Valley Performing Arts Center
• "I read each story with a delicious sense of anticipation and dread." That's wha...
• Vikings still have offensive starters to find
• Creative writers -- our new MFA program in creative writing will host a reading...
• Harry Potter e-books launch; Apple plans more China investment
• MSP debuts by-the-hour sleep kiosks
• Social media helps spark food-mascot renaissance
• Duluth townhome project gets buyer, upgrade promise
• Snapshot: Weather + Fla. shooter says teen punched him
• MN film industry wants more incentives for production
• Low bid revives Highway 14 project in S Minn.
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• St. Paul has deal for new Saints site, Coleman says
• Mall of America wants tax break for expansion
• Business troubles led to bad Pinehurst checks, witness says
• Women’s share of corporate board seats stuck at 14.2 percent in Minnesota
• WebDigs sold to young entrepreneurs
• ‘Zip Rail’ proponents try to get others on board (update)
• Rybak touts council majority for Vikings stadium
• Soo Line apartments on track
• Before & After screen shots: The Nerdery's website makeovers for Twin Cities nonprofits
• Big gain for stocks after Bernanke remarks
• Twin Cities business owner charged with evading more than $300,000 in state taxes
• Majority of Minneapolis City Council now supports Vikings stadium plan
• Stearns Bank buys an FDIC-closed Georgia bank
• The fields of oil gold in western North Dakota
• Minnesota draws number one overall seed Boston College in Frozen Four
• Central Corridor construction update, week of March 24-30
• Bernanke: U.S. needs faster growth... $214M for 'Hunger Games'... Will gas prices kill auto sales?
• Food truck favorite Smack Shack is adding a Minneapolis restaurant near Target Field
• Wellman's Pub to open soon at old downtown Minneapolis Drink location
• Minnesota Cup kicks of off $200K business-idea competition
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; DB Shabazz
• Feed the Pig all week at Christensen Center! (And if you don't know what the he...
• Twin Cities gas prices hit $4 in Fridley, with average national price up 21 consecutive days
• Small deals, signs of life in St. Paul office market
• Health care law heads to court; is nursing shortage over?
• Excelsior brewery preps for summer launch
• Snapshot: Gophers in Frozen four + Armed robbers target Twin Cities drug stores
• Nerdery's 'Overnight Challenge' helps 18 nonprofits
• Hermann Auctions closing in Rochester
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• Cessna's China deal no threat to Cirrus, Chinese owner says
• SEC says Wells Fargo ignoring subpoenas
• Wal-Mart tries new tactics to win over cities
• A strong (re)start for Faribault Woolen Mill
• Minnesota boys state high school basketball tournament recap- Class 4A
• Minnesota boys state high school basketball tournament recap- Class 3A
• Minnesota boys state high school basketball tournament recap- Class 2A
• Minnesota boys state high school basketball tournament recap- Class A
• Defense keys victory for Perham in Class 2A third-place game
• Saturday's state championship preview
• Stearns Bank buys failed Georgia-based Covenant Bank & Trust
• New IPR Facility Under Construction
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; LB Rallis
• PowerPoint: How exports can add jobs in the Twin Cities
• PowerPoint: Minnesota Trade Office's plan to grow Twin Cities exports
• CEO Daniel Starks, other St. Jude Medical executives take pay cuts
• Maid-Rite is adding restaurants in Detroit Lakes and Owatonna
• Upscale handmade furniture Alesci Gallery in Stillwater closing
• Poll by pro-stadium business group says most Minnesotans support current Vikings stadium plan
• Photos: Old Chicago's new look in Eden Prairie
• Apple trading halted briefly... New home sales fall... T-Mobile cutting 1,900 jobs
• Capella CEO Gilligan's pay slashed; Big pay increase for CFO Polacek
• NCU SIFE Team Wins Third Straight Regional Championship
• Gimme an "oink!" Turn in your Feed the Pig banks next week at Christensen Cente...
• Be a catalyst for change...
• Is Minneapolis firm's biz card the 'world's smallest'?
• Snapshot: Weather + Voter ID + Afghan soldier accused in murders also blamed for $1M financial fraud
• Bill for startups passes; how bad is the medical device tax?
• Growth in women-owned businesses slowing in MN
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• CenturyLink eliminates 85 MN jobs
• Santorum's vest orders a 'gift from God' for Bemidji firm
• Owner of historic St. Paul buildings reaches deal with lender
• List Leaders: National Science Foundation grants in Minnesota
• Grant-getters’ tips on landing NSF funding
• Friday's Class 1A, 2A state semifinals preview
• Twin Cities attorney convicted of $2M mortgage fraud is disbarred
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; ATH Plsek
• Auggies, as you walk through The Quad today, be sure to check out the Magnolia t...
• Spec industrial slated for Apple Valley
• Experts provide advice for exporting
• Mayo Clinic, Proto Labs lead 10 MN firms honored for success in international business
• Export-Import Bank opening Minneapolis office
• UnitedHealth's OptumRX is creating 400 jobs at new Tucson facility
• Oprah's network may lose $143M; McDonald's CEO to retire
• Hi-Lake Liquors owner charged with federal tax evasion
• Minnesota jobless rate rises; Mixed data on whether state gained or lost jobs
• Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal launches Social Madness corporate challenge
• Coalition aims to double Twin Cities exports
• Wall Street tweets; Amazon's new office tower
• Minneapolis Islamic center may close Wells Fargo accounts
• Canadian plastics firm finds its first U.S. plant in Maple Plain
• State increases minority hiring goals for construction
• Group aims to double Twin Cities exports
• Another restaurant up against St. Paul parking variance
• Snapshot: Gophers to NYC + Weather + Strange noises in Wis.
• Cargill denies allegations it conspired with Morton Salt to drive up rock salt prices
• Cowboy Jack's opening fourth location near Target Field
• Pohlen, Illikainen lead Grand Rapids into 3A semifinals
• Supervalu to stop buying "pink slime" beef product
• Forbes: Minnesota Twins' value tops $500M
• Imation CEO Lucas and CFO Zeller took pay cuts in 2011
• Buckley paid $25 million in last full year as 3M CEO
• DeLaSalle advances to 3A semifinals with win over Detroit Lakes
• Check out how some Auggies are spending spring break.
• Stream Global may land in Apple Valley
• Competition for Delta: US Airways offers daily service to Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C.
• Johnson holds off Austin comeback, advances to 3A semifinals
• Existing home sales unexpectedly fall... Madoff's secret prison letters... Investors feast on 'The Hunger Games'
• Three top executives gone from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota
• Washburn survives physical quarterfinal against Rocori
• Springsteen lawsuit opens tour; JOBS bill delayed in D.C.
• Metro rental housing availability hits 10-year low
• Witnesses testify on red flags in Pinehurst Bank trial
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• Lakeville to sell liquor later on weeknights
• Feds target Denny Hecker stock
• Snapshot: Rain? + 300 French police surround shooting suspect home + Aspirin may lower cancer risk
• Hennepin County court gap cycles out mentally ill offenders
• The Columbine effect
• Civil commitment leaves Hennepin County offenders languishing
• Kips Bay Medical CFO Kellen adds COO to list of titles
• Allete CEO Hodnik's pay grows 75 percent
• Dock Street Apartments near Target Field on hold pending appeal
• Auggies, thanks for your commitment to our community. You contributed about $3.8...
• Mayo Clinic wins U.S. Supreme Court fight over Prometheus' patents
• Glencore is buying Viterra, a Canadian company that Cargill reportedly wanted to buy
• University of Minnesota research VP Mulcahy retiring
• Roundup: Major overhaul at HP... Linsanity brought to you by Volvo... Are Apple's iPads too hot? (literally)
• Dunwoody students to compete in Minnesota SkillsUSA Championships Conference
• Target, Medtronic, U.S. Bancorp among 74 Minnesota firms nominated for military support award
• Longtime TV anchor Don Shelby joins BringMeTheNews radio network
• Minnesota angel-investor tax credit program created 102 jobs in 2011
• Fox Sports North to televise NCAA tournament first round
• Bigos Management planning 350 apartments for Lake Calhoun area
• Productivity didn't kill factory jobs; Fed fining more banks
• TCF launches leverage finance group
• Senate committee kills Racino bill
• Affinity Plus credit union CEO gets industry honors
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• Fraud defendants say blame not theirs for bank failure
• Rent could sink Lake Calhoun eatery
• Renovations planned for Nicollet Mall site
• Snapshot: Weather + Wolves, Wild & Gophers scores + U.S. drivers going to Mexico for cheaper gas
• Toro's Iowa expansion will shift 20 jobs from Lakeville
• HUD awards counseling grants to 17 Minnesota agencies
• Report: Xcel Energy leads state business groups in lobbying expenditures
• C.H. Robinson CEO Wiehoff takes pay cut
• Biotest buyer promises more expansion
• City of Minneapolis may back financing for Ambassador Press
• Covidien to acquire SuperDimension for $300 million (update)
• Bigos plans two apartment projects in south Minneapolis
• Special Section: Focus on Commercial Real Estate Sector
• Now taking shape: transit-oriented development
• Occupy protests cause U.S. Bank to close branch at the University of California-Davis
• The lessons from developing rentals near light rail
• Proximity to LRT stations raises home values for some
• Retail along light rail lines isn’t automatic fit
• Russo of Heartland Restaurant in St. Paul named a James Beard finalist for best Midwest chef
• Roundup: Apple pays first dividend... Mets settle Madoff suit for $162M... Harley styling chief retiring after 50 years
• Photos: Carmichael Lynch's 50th anniversary
• Toro and Ryan Cos. plan large Iowa warehouse near Des Moines
• It's official: SuperDimension sold to med-tech giant Covidien for $300M
• Twin Cities gas prices rise 8 percent in last month
• Target expects dividends to more than double over next five years
• Auggie Susan Allen is profiled in The Circle newspaper. A 1992 graduate of Augsb...
• Apple investors may get iPaid; 'Pink slime' in stores?
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• Lawmaker: 'Right to work' lacks legislative support
• Snapshot: Thunderstorms today? + Gophers are national champs + Four shot dead at school
• Minnesota misses out on new Moneygram jobs
• MBA enrollment down nationwide, up at U
• Baseball at Greater Phoenix Invitational
• Softball at Tucson Invitational Games
• Golden Gophers take Bucky's crown
• Perham, Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa earn top seeds in 2A, 1A state tourneys
• Ex-Star Tribune publisher Cowles dies; Helped bring Twins, Vikings and Guthrie to Twin Cities
• Ex-Timberwolves Laettner, Davis again avoid jail time over Dawkins debt
• Auggies compete at CSUN
• Hopkins, Washburn earn top seeds in state boys basketball tournament
• Gophers defeat Cornell, will play Wisconsin in title game
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; OT Pirsig
• Tesema 33rd at Distance Carnival
• Pulscher competes at Distance Carnival
• Que(e)ries at Patrick's Cabaret
• Eastview advances to state with 57-53 win over Apple Valley
• North Dakota overpowers Minnesota in WCHA semifinal to win 6-3
• UnitedHealth Group wins back $20B military contract from TriWest Healthcare
• Pomije steps down as DigitalTown CEO, Castle steps in
• MOM Brands buys Coco Wheats
• Xcel CEOs Fowke, Kelly combine for $16M in pay in 2011
• Photos: Scenes from the 40 Under Forty award ceremony
• Local Papa John’s locations up for sale
• Ecolab CEO Baker's pay rises to $10M; Ex-Nalco CEO gets $3M
• End in sight for low borrowing costs?
• Lawmakers pitch ways to increase startup money
• Learn about Auggie Kristin Schmidt, who is studying in Helsinki.
• Associated builds its TC personal banking, trust groups
• Consumer prices spiked in February; Rent the new iPad
• Stocks waver, then end the day mixed
• Detroit Lakes breaks 94-year state basketball tournament drought
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (March 10-16)
• GOP’s K-12 bill tries to lighten budget baggage
• Top Residential Transations: Moving an old house in Edina to make way for a new one
• CenterPoint asks gas shippers to cut storage
• Lawson Software said to seek $3.65 billion in merger loans
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; QB Nelson
• People Inc. moving to Mendota Heights
• 32 Minnesota Papa John's up for sale in bankruptcy
• Sherman has deal to buy North Loop site from Lehman Bros.
• Concerns on App Store fraud; coffee growers diversify
• Deal will expand H.B. Fuller into South America
• BNC Bank raising $17 million in capital markets
• Biotech incubator seeks funds to grow
• Xcel criticized over execs' corporate-jet commutes
• Snapshot: Scores + How smartphones are taming Spring Break
• Ford plant demolition could happen in May
• Business Journal announces 40 Under Forty
• Best in Real Estate finalists announced
• Two Gophers make the All-American team for 2011-12
• 2012 Frozen Four preview
• 40 Under Forty: What I recently crossed off my bucket list
• U.S. Bancorp backs solar for military homes
• Minneapolis’ Music Business Alive in Austin
• Something new: capital for a community bank
• Capital Safety to lease Bloomington space
• Bellardine takes Syncada global product post
• Wells Fargo paid top 6 executives $72M; CEO Stumpf got $20M
• Augsburg's Thrivent Leadership Fellows, a group of students working to engage th...
• Sears closing more stores; U.S. jobless claims fall
• Building Blocks – Wells Fargo Plaza
• Tennant CEO Killingstad takes pay cut
• Five Twin Cities companies on 'World's Most Ethical' list
• Allina settles federal claim over missing pain-killing drugs
• Minnesota Senate sinks HMO audit bill
• S&P cracks 1,400 for first time since 2008
• Eniva announces emergence from Chapter 11
• The Brooklyn Park Learning Center is NOW HIRING tutors in the following areas: •...
• Foreclosure filings fall 8 percent with seizure increase coming
• Northeast Library renovation cited for design
• Chipotle fans lobby for store in former Blockbuster space
• Target spends $43M to buy space at new shopping center
• Feds investigating ex-Viking for bank and wire fraud
• AllOver Media buys fourth company in last year
• On tap for Grain Belt site: apartments
• Google retooling search; debate over Goldman Sachs essay
• Why are Minnesota pig farms exploding?
• Charter Cable takes aim at Monticello municipal broadband net
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• New Trix yogurt formula: Now with more turmeric!
• CSM hears mixed response to its plans for Eagan
• Envia exits Chapter 11 in new Plymouth location
• Snapshot: Weather, Gophers, + Blago starts prison term
• Benilde, Washburn headline Thursday's section basketball finals
• Cafe Maude planning to open second location
• Judge scolds bank, dismisses charges against ex-car dealer
• Twin Cities real estate agent guilty in mortgage fraud
• Vikings stadium bill goes nowhere in committee hearing
• Obama signs St. Croix Bridge bill
• ReconRobotics to ship micro-robots to Marines
• Obama signs St. Croix bridge bill, MnDOT forms special project office
• RS Eden closer to construction near Metrodome
• GOP’s internal battles over ‘right-to-work’ continue
• Senate panel delays vote on Vikings stadium bill
• MN party chiefs say jobs are priority but disagree about strategies (update)
• MOM Brands buys Pepsi tagline made famous by Michael Jackson
• Tip of the hat to downtown beautification efforts in Minneapolis
• IPR’s Woody Stulberg Offers SXSW Update
• Mayo executive named CEO of Colorado life science group
• Stocks mostly lower on Wall Street; Dow up 16
• Environment bills target invasive species
• Sharp's iPad screen delayed; Who will succeed Buffett?
• ReconRobotics sells more throwable bots to U.S. military
• UnitedHealth expands coverage to the Middle East
• Central, Stearns rank among top community banks
• Oakes named to Team of Week
• Auggie Andy Rodriguez, who works for St. Paul as the volunteer coordinator, is g...
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; QB Leidner
• Lenders move to take back troubled properties
• Startups resisting Facebook; Top-spending NCAA teams
• Just Sold: Two companies find space to grow in Bloomington
• Fallon chief creative officer leaves agency
• Rusty Taco opening in NE Minneapolis
• Snapshot: Record temps + $38M plan for 'Field of Dreams'
• GOP pushes higher fares for metro commuters
• Zellers still hedging on stadium effort
• Food trucks could hit parks this year
• Capital Safety will move HQ to Twin Cities
• Auggie Gameday - Baseball!
• Vikings stadium proposal isn't for the "people"
• Wells Fargo nearly doubles dividend, passes Fed stress test
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; CB Murray
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; CB Murray
• U.S. Bancorp bumps dividend 56%, passes Fed's stress test
• Twin Cities business owner faces charges over $609K tax bill
• Carlson Rezidor launches brand in California
• Sheriff's sale planned for Fifth St. Towers
• Report: Foreclosure robosigning confirmed at Wells Fargo
• TCF sheds debt, mortgage securities
• Hoyt building changes hands in 1031 exchange
• Minneapolis schools plan $27 million in additions
• Plans for pellet plant hinge on bill
• Mayo provides enhanced cancer services to St. Cloud facility
• ATK expects profits to fall about 20% in next fiscal year
• SuperDimension in sale talks, reports say (update)
• Stock indexes record biggest gains of year
• Fed holds monetary policy steady; Property tax breaks coming
• Wisconsin roofer gets top score despite complaints
• Duluth-Superior port ready to resume traffic
• Entrepreneurial: Budget forecasting is a task worth taking on
• State legislators questioning Vikings stadium funding mechanism
• What are the odds? Auggie associate professor of math, Mike Weimerskirch, talked...
• Franklin Street Bakery closes in Edina
• TCF shares rise after announcing debt restructuring plans
• Auggies, here are 10 great tips on landing a summer internship. Which of these a...
• Med-tech firm superDimension may be sold for $300M+
• Yahoo sues Facebook on patents; Kiss rocker launches eatery chain
• Life Time, Anytime Fitness promoting chocolate milk
• Mayo to make announcement in St. Cloud
• Could Apple TV bite Best Buy?
• Stadium bill arrives at Legislature; yawns ensue
• Snapshot: Spring weather + Wolves + Randy Moss back in NFL
• Food trucks follow the weather back to Twin Cities
• Report: Builders plan to hire more in Q2
• After criticism, stem-cell company targets U of M professors
• Once Mpls. Council leader, Cherryholmes now lobbies it
• University of Minnesota, Mayo project wins biotech grant
• Apartments pitched for Eden Prairie site
• Northfield may be state’s second PACE city
• U.S. Chamber honors four state companies
• Homeland Security contract goes to Alliant
• Deluxe CEO Schram gets 28 percent pay increase
• Urban Homeworks rehabs housing, hires and trains the needy
• Timberwolves setting sales records
• DEED’s Phillips on job-creating mission
• Price dip, but upbeat signs seen in Twin Cities housing market (update)
• Senate panel OKs ‘right-to-work’ constitutional amendment
• ‘Schizophrenic’ markets shrug off Greek deal
• Report: Cargill shows interest in Canadian ag giant Viterra
• Photos: Twin Cities Auto Show
• India trial for Facebook, Google; eBay exec killed by train
• A second restaurant owned by Joe Senser closes
• Ultra Green to turn wheat straw into bake ware in N.D.
• Grzesiak-Grimm named All-West Region
• Vomela buys Indianapolis company
• ATK wins five-year contract for ammunition made in Anoka
• Metro gas prices climb, but still 13 cents cheaper than nation
• "Where Condor Meets Eagle," a Native American film series organized through Augs...
• Allianz retains A2 Moody’s rating
• Banks progress in 'stress tests'; Barnes & Noble boutiques
• New biofuel plant launches but can't sell in MN
• Best Buy's Geeks give a Twitter sendoff to Robert Stephens
• Can Delta (or anybody) improve airline food?
• Fulton launches Minneapolis tap room
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• The next big stadium question: Who gets rich?
• Now playing at MSP airport: Movies on USB flash drives
• Snapshot: Weather, Wild + NCAA bracket, Gophers get NIT bid
• Minnesota prep basketball section finals: Mar. 13-16
• Minnesota Class 1A boys basketball rankings: Section playoffs
• List Leaders: Metro's largest environmental services firms
• Valek receives NCAA Elite 89 honor
• Minnesota flexes its muscle all the way to St Paul in WCHA first round sweep
• Gophers defeat North Dakota, move on to Frozen Four
• Johnson wins title, Auggies finish 2nd
• Carney 8th at NCAA Championships
• Minnesota Class 2A boys basketball rankings: Section playoffs
• Auggies put 2 in national title matches
• Minnesota survives late scare to take WCHA playoff opener 2-1
• Hennepin opens bids for downtown bridge exam
• Ameriprise CEO Cracchiolo gets pay raise to nearly $19M
• Pentair CEO Hogan gets pay raise to nearly $12 million
• U.S. Bancorp CEO Davis paid $13.6M in 2011
• Fargo bank joins the Dakota migration to Twin Cities
• Infill housing picks up in core areas
• ‘Tear downs’ pick up in Edina
• Dolan Company revenue down in Q4 (update)
• Auggies net 5 All-Americans, in 3rd place
• No injuries in south Minneapolis apartment fire
• It was a record export quarter for Minnesota companies
• RSP Architects opens sixth office
• Polaris CEO Wine's pay doubles
• European slump slows Minnesota exports growth
• Laettner, Davis face court over unpaid Johnny Dawkins loan
• Stocks gain as Greek nears a deal on debt swap
• Stocks rise modestly on February jobs report
• Another good jobs report; No cheaper airfare for next decade
• Capitol transit battle brews over suburban opt-outs
• Carney reaches finals at NCAA track
• Auggie Day at the Capitol is March 14: Students are encouraged to participate ne...
• Chefs from 3 MN eateries in running for Food & Wine award
• MN restaurant creator Schussler joins Kona Grill board
• Auggies yesterday recognized outstanding employees. See the Flickr set below....
• Auggies 3rd after first session
• Auggies, are you using Pinterest.com? Let us know. We're exploring over there....
• Best Buy hires Starbucks CIO for online leadership post
• At last: Lofts at Farmers Market opens
• Just Sold: In Maplewood, a new chapter for vacant retail spaces
• U.S. senator: Does $30M UCare payment really belong to feds?
• Vikings may not play all home games in MN under clause
• Sviggum resigns from U-M board of regents over flap
• Auggie Gameday - Baseball!
• Lupe plans low-income apartments near Pillsbury A Mill
• Fulton Brewing to open first taproom in Minneapolis Saturday
• Keystone pipeline fails in Senate; Best new cars under $25K
• Snapshot: Weather, scores + Mock March Madness bracket
• List Leaders: Twin Cities' largest engineering firms
• Photos: Sports teams sponsored by Twin Cities companies
• Minnesota Class 3A boys basketball rankings: Section playoffs
• NCAA tournament preview
• City Council approves Shakopee TIF District
• Auggies sweep Wartburg
• IPR Embraces Change! New Facebook Pages & Helpful Tips
• St. Paul GOP administrator caught with child pornography
• Boston Scientific is buying Cameron Health for up to $1.4B
• More North Loop apartments on drawing board
• Med-tech firm Osprey files $20M IPO in Australia
• Augsburg at NCAA Div. III Wrestling National Championships
• Auggies top wrestling scholar list
• Execs learn the risks, rewards of cloud computing
• Are you sitting down? Cancer fears may alter the sedentary job
• Regis trying to sublease some Edina office space
• One of Fuller Brush's best and oldest salesmen dies
• Commerce awards $2.8 million for 14 energy efficiency projects
• Fender guitars files IPO; Non-profits take Limbaugh ad spots
• Nine new grants target biofuel development
• Simon Property makes two deals for $3.5 billion
• FINALS Study-A-Thon Prepare for your exams in the Learning Center! Date: Frid...
• Ex-utility firm CEO got $915,000 in severance, paid time off
• TCF CEO Cooper's compensation quadruples to about $9 million
• Zaheer named dean at Carlson School of Management
• Preservation Alliance aims to add a development tool
• Building Blocks – Union Plaza
• New Carlson School dean is international business expert
• Compendium tapped by FDIC
• Inland pays $46.6 million for retail centers
• Report: Associated Bank's Beideman era fraught with woes
• Leinenkugel launches scotch ale
• New food truck focuses on mac -and-cheese offerings
• Wells Fargo seeking more European assets
• Uptown to get new coffee and wine bistro
• Auggie Gameday - Baseball!
• Olson creates ad for Old Navy's T-shirt overhaul
• Toyota makes big recall; Wells Fargo charges more accounts
• New dress code at Mayo Clinic upsets some workers
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• Snapshot: Weather + $1M lottery winner still on public dole
• Woodbury opens Section 4AAAA playoffs with win over Stillwater
• On TV: WCHA First Round Playoffs
• MC&MCA honors top projects
• Shakopee approves incentives for SanMar, Trystar
• Local CEOs ’fess up to mistakes, learn from them (update)
• University of Minnesota plans new teaching lab with donation
• Grand Rapids highway up for $7 million upgrade
• Businesses take root as labor woe looms, officials say
• Bill would shield company from asbestos claims
• Rybak credits employers, policies for economic boost
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; WR McDonald
• Stocks close higher a day after big dive
• Doden, Hines earn MIAC honors
• Big plans in Bemidji: two hotels to break ground
• Stanford convicted in $7B scheme; young workers' pay shrinks
• Just Sold: Art Deco landmark spared from redevelopment in St. Paul
• Recording engineer Tom Tucker dies at 63; ran Paisley Park
• Bertha banker pleads guilty to theft
• Target details damage from website crashes
• Golden Valley firm wins FDIC 'dead loan' business
• Is Target Center tied to the Vikings bill? Well …
• Tampa eateries eager for RNC; Good luck, says Cossetta's
• Jack's loses its chef, so it's back to burgers
• Snapshot: Weather + Wolves complain Rubio is targeted
• National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
• Rush Limbaugh loses ad over slut comment
• Inside the numbers takes a look at Minnesota's date in the WCHA first round
• Wolves attendance soars along with wins
• CBC Griffin Cos. brokers Rochester hotel sale
• Minnesota Class 4A boys basketball rankings: Section playoffs
• Groupon expands VIP subscriber program to Twin Cities
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; ATH Maye
• ‘Mr. Backyard’ is back: Hound Dog Products founder pitches convertible fire pits
• Kevin Murphy takes a post with Minnesota Bankers Association
• Leo A Daly will design Capitol firefighter memorial
• U-M agricultural economist who advised President Kennedy dies
• Twin Cities man sentenced in $5M house-flipping fraud
• Full-court press for Target Center overhaul
• Bills to blunt shutdowns head to Senate floor
• Minneapolis, county get planning grants
• On the boards – KNOCK Inc.
• Sustainable Q&A: Mindy Lubber, a leader working to green the boardroom
• Auggies, are any of you using internsushi.com to find internships in film, PR, t...
• General Mills moves to dismiss suit over fruit snacks ads
• Eden Prairie-based MakeMusic in agreement to offer Beatles, Bieber and everything in between
• Texan guilty in $7B Ponzi fraud; Dow falls hard
• Bank vice president pleads guilty to stealing
• MakeMusic's deal brings Beatles and Bieber music to schools
• Mobile gaming startup Qonqr set for Apple App Store launch
• Wings Credit Union signs up 200,000th member
• Rams' Roeder Named Player of Year; Berndt Selected First Team All-Independent
• Northern Trust named custodian for UnitedHealth assets
• New St. Croix bridge pushes closer to approval
• Digital records may not cut health costs; Apple iPad debuts Wed.
• As many as 1 in 5 'showroomed' last year
• For microbrewery, first round's on the crowd
• Mayo: Snake venom could aid heart-attack patients
• Cloquet mill turns page on paper, shifts to textiles
• Regis on new investor: Active, not activist
• Minneapolis residents split on new stadium
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• Snapshot: Weather, Wolves + Super Tuesday predictions
• Hoialmen to enter D-III Hall of Fame
• Insignia cuts staff by 29 percent, cuts salaries
• Nash Finch buys Nebraska supermarket chain
• Keller joins local office of CBRE Group
• Firm opening doors for small contractors
• Wilder Foundation to sell St. Paul site for park
• No city aid in plans by UnitedHealth Group for Eden Prairie project
• Pothole index doesn’t lie: Cities slice spending
• Delta teams up with Amazon for free in-flight service
• Where Condor Meets Eagle: Celebrate indigenous films and filmmakers at Augsburg'...
• Frisch is out as KQRS general manager
• Wells Fargo plans to increase international operations
• Stocks edge lower on China, Greece worries
• Report: Yahoo plans massive layoff; World's richest people
• Minnesota will face North Dakota in the NCAA tournament
• U.S. service firms grow at fastest pace in a year
• Job creation driving highway bills in Congress
• Minnesota captures WCHA tournament title with 2-0 shutout of UMD
• Revenue commissioner travels Minnesota seeking ideas for tax reform
• Asian carp caught in Mississippi River near Winona
• Target marketing exec leaves for J.C. Penney
• Boston insurance firm opens Twin Cities office
• Best Twin Cities gas prices are in Maple Grove
• Here's a fun one! Auggies in the New York Times...
• 3M among four Twin Cities firms named to 'Most Admired' list
• 3M glue sets Guinness record by lifting forklift
• Plato Learning buys software firm for $291 million
• $6.8M fix needed for U of M’s Civil Engineering Building
• Natural-gas pickups planned; retailers see stronger sales
• Xcel could spend $50M on nuke plant safety upgrades
• Small employers get creative on health coverage
• Will new Vikings stadium boost development? The last one didn't
• Snapshot: Weather, Wild + What Apple's Siri might look like
• After recession, middle-class Minnesotans struggle
• Biobusiness grows in Worthington
• Select Comfort dumps Rush Limbaugh over comments
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• Augsburg in Monday's New York Times
• Carney qualifies for NCAA Championships
• Minnesota perseveres and wins final game of regular season 2-1 over UW
• Minneapolis Washburn rallies to edge St. Paul Johnson in Twin Cities title game
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; OL Lauer
• Gophers take UND to woodshed, UMD is next
• Relay finishes 6th on day two
• Wolke leads Auggies on day two
• Minnesota Class 4A boys basketball rankings: Week 14
• Minnesota Class 3A boys basketball rankings: Week 14
• Minnesota Class 2A boys basketball rankings: Week 14
• Minnesota Class 1A boys basketball rankings: Week 14
• 3 Auggies earn MIAC honors
• 3 Auggies earn MIAC honors
• Auggie Gameday - Baseball!
• Harley sets school record on day one
• Carney wins title, sets meet record
• Minnesota suffers unusual late season loss as Wisconsin hands out 4-1 result
• Just because you don’t gain any special moral responsibility by being an artist...
• Local Fed hosts the public for Bernanke lectures
• Panel rebuffs Linden Corner, Greco plans
• With Target lease, experts say it’s time to sell
• Enthusiasm and skepticism for Vikings stadium plan
• Project Skyway picks four startups for next program
• Analyst: Apple's TV will be "biggest thing" since smartphone
• Renderings: Dominium's plans for the Pillsbury A Mill site
• We write, you respond: February reader comments roundup
• U.S. stocks slip; Yelp jumps 64 percent after IPO
• Faegre's international co-chair jumps to DLA Piper
• Kodak sells online service; Photos: IKEA now selling houses
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (Feb. 25–March 2)
• Top Residential Transactions: An unexpectedly quick sale for $1.5M Medina home
• Atlanta firm buys Minnetonka-based Nexus
• Judge: NLRB can require union posters at work
• Rainbow's parent reports drop in same-store sales
• Xcel says it will lose $175M over competitor's power line
• Delta reports good news for traffic, on-time flights
• Mark Dayton's Vikings Stadium gimmick
• Check it out!
• Rapper Dessa presents at 8 p.m., tonight, at Kennedy Center, on the role of ethi...
• Survey: Midwest economy picking up
• Zynga edges away from Facebook; Yelp prices IPO at $15
• Jonathan Adler confirms Lake Street plans
• Just Sold: Local Gilda’s Club finds home after three-year search
• Year-round school at U of M?
• Linden Corner plan rejected by city
• Twin Cities see a surge in women chefs
• Travelers gets reversal in $500M asbestos case
• Target, Wal-Mart team up against Google Wallet
• Vikings stadium: Talking over, now the fighting starts
• Snapshot: Weather, scores + Report: Inflation really at 8%
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• Auggie Dome Tournament this weekend
• List Leaders: Cancer Care Centers
• 4 Auggies earn MIAC honors
• Patrick's Cabaret Re-Opening!
• Two Gophers make the All-WCHA team
• Building the stadium: ‘a big, complicated project’
• Successful Career Fair Offers Career Opportunities for IPR Students
• Vikings stadium plan calls for more land (update)
• Target February sales figure up 7 percent
• Construction jobs picture brightens, DEED says (update)
• Nonprofit lender finds some tradeoffs with SBA
• Piper Jaffray says it'll stay independent amid reports of Chinese bid
• Banks lead rally; Nasdaq nears 3,000
• Cepek named general counsel for Allianz Life
• Auggies, have you checked out the College on Storify yet? You can find Augsburg...
• Building Blocks – Designers Guild Building
• AT&T caves on data plan limits; Online travel sites' secrets
• Distressed homes rise to 24 percent of purchases
• Minnesota jobless rate falls again
• Ex-U-M President Bruininks named interim Bush Foundation leader
• After report of takeover bid, Piper Jaffray says it will stay independent (update)
• Target signs big Nicollet Mall deal
• No new taxes as Vikings stadium proposal is unveiled
• Augsburg MIAC Indoor Championships Preview
• Auggies, if you didn't get a ticket to the sold out Business Day at the Nobel Pe...
• Construction pay up in latest DEED report
• Foreclosure looms for rental complex
• Target February sales "well above" expectations
• Bank of America eyes new fees; $5-a-gallon gas?
• Ex-Medtronic CEO to lead research partnership
• How a pipeline manager bet everything on startup, and won
• Paint of the Year? There's an award for that, and Valspar's got it
• Denny Hecker's wife freed
• Mono launches branding effort for indie band Howler
• Tentative Vikings stadium deal reached, announcement coming
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• Snapshot: Wolves, weather + 12 dead in violent storms
• One order ends, another begins for Associated Bank
• General Mills buys natural snack foods company
• Calhoun Square’s new tenant: Primebar
• Telecommuting catches on, and not just during storms
• Chambers go against grain to push for Southwest LRT
• $1 million data center planned at Normandale College
• Another $10 million in upgrades pending at HCMC
• Forecast: Minnesota has a $323M surplus for biennium
• Target pulls Whitney Houston greeting card
• Hormel rolls out its first spokescharacter: Sir Can-A-Lot
• Nasdaq index cracks 3,000, but stocks fall
• State reports another surplus, predicts job lag until 2014
• H.B. Fuller CEO Owens' pay increases 57 percent
• Ex-Briggs lawyers head to Fulbright office
• Spirit Airlines to serve MSP airport starting May 31 (update)
• Bernanke: slow progress on jobs; Ferrari's fastest car ever
• Surprise wetlands bill may get swamped
• Top Commercial Transactions: St. Cloud landlord buys foreclosure in St. Francis
• Twins' Double-A affiliate to be sold
• Delta eliminating more jobs at MSP Airport
• Inside the numbers previews Minnesota's final regular season series
• Relay earns MIAC Athlete of Week honors
• Carney named MIAC Track Athlete of Week
• Augsburg is going. Are you? Please share this digital sticker on your Facebook...
• Just Sold: Paper products company buys room to grow in Brooklyn Park
• Apple hints at new iPad; banks boost lending
• City wants grocery, parks near U of M
• Incubators take root across Minnesota
• Gambling revenues no safe bet, study finds
• Mixed news for future construction contracts
• Booted from Southdale, shoe repairman finds new footing
• To control costs, health insurers provide more care
• Downtown Minneapolis has nation's highest restaurant taxes
• Snapshot: Snow, slow commute + Romney wins in AZ and MI
• Baseball games postponed
• Feds fold the cards on the online poker industry
• PCL, DLR tapped for Siebert Field project
• Minnesota's Rau and Schmidt honored as WCHA Players of the Week
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; DE Keith
• No more standblasted jeans for Target
• Auggies, don't delay! Tickets are going fast for Nobel Peace Prize Forum. Get yo...
• Salt-substitute startup raises VC from Khosla
• Hey, Auggies. Check out Storify to see some of the places the Nobel Peace Prize...
• Mortgage specialists join Jaworski law firm
• Poll: Most Minnesotans support state funding for Southwest Light Rail
• More issues discovered on Sabo Bridge
• River planning effort enters new phase
• Minnesota job vacancies increase in 4th quarter
• UnitedHealth snaps up two Florida health plans
• Hovnanian 1Q preliminary net contracts up 27 percent
• Auggie Baseball at Metrodome
• New $30M mausoleum at Lakewood Cemetery has room for 10,000-plus
• MN job openings surge in Q4
• Another guilty plea in Bixby Energy case
• Delkor to fill former Celestica space in Arden Hills
• Man dies at Swift County construction firm
• House vote expected on Stillwater bridge this week
• Wellington Windows revived after asset purchase
• Interstate Cos. sells HQ to Bloomington, MAC
• Union: IBM laying off workers
• Fed to cancel Associated Bank restrictions; CEO pay revealed
• State seeks move for north Minneapolis workforce center
• Netflix loses Starz, does it care?; Gekko stumps for FBI
• Chinese helicopter training stalls in Mankato
• Where Margaret Cargill's money is going
• Without government aid, ethanol industry falters
• Von Maur opening Dry Goods store in Rosedale
• Best Buy driver Matt Kenseth wins Daytona 500
• Edina teardowns on a record-setting pace
• Madonna adds second Xcel show
• The top stock of the past 25 years? Fastenal
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• Snapshot: Snapshot: Storm update + Profile of alleged Ohio school gunman
• Supreme Court rejects emergency carp measures
• Pomeranz leaving KARE 11
• Apartments proposed near 44th & France district
• Select Comfort announces CEO change
• Two Harbors raises $337 million in recent issue
• Summit to spend $6 million on brewery addition (update)
• ‘One of the originals’: Developer Paul Klodt dies (update)
• Bloomington, MAC pay $8 million over Interstate Cos. sites, ending 7-year dispute
• Summit Brewing planning $6 million expansion
• Alumni Basketball Tournament
• 13,000 continues to elude Dow Jones index
• Minnesota, Wisconsin have tentative deal on tax reciprocity
• Keystone pipeline to start; Best, worst cars for gas crisis
• Central Corridor construction update, week of Feb. 25-March 2
• Arizona project aims to reduce Wright home’s $200,000 energy bill
• Sales contracts for U.S. homes rose 2 percent in January
• Former 3M CEO Buckley gets new job
• SalesForce.com CEO: Who needs emerging markets when you have Minneapolis?
• MSP Airport is getting new airline
• Auggies, what are you waiting for? Register now for the Nobel Peace Prize Forum...
• Mosaic more than doubles dividend
• St. Jude Medical increases dividend
• Kohler added to national tourney field
• Egan Company acquires Weber Electric
• Occupy goes home with Wells Fargo CEO; Who's Buffett's heir?
• Artisan coffee shops multiply in Twin Cities
• N.D. colleges see demand for training surge
• Can 'Little Mekong' win more visitors?
• Golden parachutes common for U of M officials
• Real estate agents' new toolbox includes staging, stretch limos
• Digital River copes with three-day outage
• Deciding the fate of a $100K Dept. 56 collection
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• Snapshot: Big snowstorm coming; Oscar winners listed
• Gophers advance to Final Faceoff with 6-0 win over Huskies
• Open Call Cabaret
• Minnesota sweeps UNO in final road series with 3-2 win Saturday
• Softball team opens with sweep
• Minnesota one win away from advancing after a 6-1 win
• Auggies win Great Lakes Regional
• Auggies end year with 5-1 loss
• Harley, relay net school records at MAC
• Carney records 1st place finish at MAC
• Minnesota scores huge 3-2 overtime win on Friday in Omaha
• Long-range shooting paces Spring Lake Park to win over Totino-Grace
• Petters story on 'American Greed' TV series on CNBC
• PUC delays wind farm near Red Wing
• Feds close Little Falls bank, will write checks to customers
• Shadow boxing: Greenway group appeals Greco project
• Jirele takes enterprise post at Allianz
• Source: Petters clawback suit sank EB Wipfli mega-merger
• Local issuers score big in muni bond refunding
• Date set for Wayzata Bay Center construction
• Highway 8 upgrade planned for Lindstrom
• Strong debut for Proto Labs shares (update)
• Hiawatha LRT service restored to all stations
• Twin Cities construction jobs down 42 percent from peak
• Wipfli and Eide Bailly call off merger
• Bonding awaits its turn at center stage
• Photos: Creative hole designs at the Skyway Golf Tournament
• Our next Couponing 101 class will take place next Thursday, 3/1! Get signed up t...
• Couponing 101 w/ Karen Gunter from CreativeCouponing.com
• Proto Labs stock nearly doubles on first day on market
• Flights canceled in Chicago; Warren Buffett reveals mistakes
• Artspace's next project is in Tennessee
• Renderings: Byerly's plans to redevelop Edina store
• Stenglein to replace Grabarski as Downtown Council leader
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; DT Roland Johnson
• Auggie Gameday - Hockey!
• In Edina, a big plan for Byerly’s site
• J&J's new chief; Sears' store-sale gamble
• Pawn America pushes for looser lending rules
• Target launches in Canada (for a day)
• A stadium proposal everybody loves?
• Mayo picks up construction pace
• No snow? Toro doesn't care
• Frattallone's expanding into Burnsville
• Feds: Trevor Cook associate tried to buy into Wild
• Database: Easily compare financials of all Twin Cities banks
• Snapshot: Sports, weather + Vikes may trade down in draft
• Minnesota Class 4A boys basketball rankings: Week 13
• Minnesota Class 3A boys basketball rankings: Week 13
• Minnesota Class 2A boys basketball rankings: Week 13
• WCHA Playoff preview: St. Cloud State comes down to Minneapolis
• Minnesota Class 1A boys basketball rankings: Week 13
• You going to the Nobel Peace Prize Forum? Please spread the word, and post this...
• Proto Labs raises more than expected in IPO
• McGough expands in St. Cloud
• Bill Gates' chief investor joins Ecolab board
• Manufacturers resigned to new lending rules
• Planning moves forward for Interchange project
• Mayo Clinic to spend $3.5 billion on capital projects (update)
• Apartment projects lift homebuilding numbers
• GOP Vikings pitch ties funding to business tax cuts (update)
• SPS Commerce signs large lease in Accenture Tower
• MN Sears store likely to close following sale
• Shaping the feel of the Southwest Corridor
• Pick your airline seatmate; Michael Jordan sues China firm
• Just Sold: Dental clinic plans ‘spa atmosphere’ on Minnetonka site
• Dow flirts with 13,000 again but can’t make it
• Hazelden prepares to open clinic in Chaska
• Target plans to add up to 20 stores, biggest growth in years
• Former Minneapolis location of Drink getting new bar
• Farley's & Sathers may buy majority of Chicago candymaker
• Mail processing work moving from outstate to Twin Cities
• Photos: Olson's unique new space at renovated Ford Center
• A skill every Auggie might want to learn. ;)
• Auggies, here's a fun story from WCCO-TV | CBS Minnesota's Jason DeRusha about w...
• A 'no track' browser button; Amazon e-book dispute
• Sherman plans renovation of Duluth's NorShor Theater
• Agency offers grants for homeowner education
• Banks getting better, MN Fed official says
• The 'T' stands for "Metro"
• Revenue, earnings grow at Mayo
• St. Thomas business school dean stepping down
• Planned sale of Urban League HQ gets legal challenge
• Better-than-forecast Q4 for Target
• Auggie swimmers earn scholar award
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• Snapshot: Sports, weather + Lacrosse player guilty in murder
• Auggie men's cross country team earns Academic Team honor
• Augsburg women's cross country team earns Academic Team honor
• Opus plans Velo apartments in North Loop
• No Gophers in this week's WCHA awards for once
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; DB Antonio Johnson
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; DB Antonio Johnson
• Caribou planning up to 70 new coffeehouses
• UnitedHealth Group executive elected to Xcel Energy board
• Two lawyers suspended by Minnesota Supreme Court
• Video Guidance to add staff at Fargo office
• Northern Oil's Reger named one of most powerful young CEOs
• Clergy stage Ash Wednesday protest against Wells Fargo
• Sabo Bridge investigators still looking for answers
• TripleTree launches health care publication
• Puto to step down as Opus College of Business dean
• Fed: State-chartered banks are stable, but lending still slow (update)
• Opus pitches North Loop apartments
• Weaving sustainable design into affordable housing
• Minnesota receives grant for insurance exchange
• Medical office building proposed near Edina hospital
• Feds’ Medicaid investigation: Many questions, few answers
• Seventh person pleads guilty in Cloud 9 condo fraud
• Top Transactions: Travelers subsidiary paid $17 million for industrial portfolio
• Stillwater gives Lumberjack Days the ax
• Skyway Vescio's closes; Indian grill up next
• Kindle Fire owners want iPads; Bank overdraft fees targeted
• Can you spot Auggie scholars Chue Xue Lee '12 and Nana Owusu '13 in this photo?...
• Inside the numbers looks at the final regular season road series for Minnesota
• First Things Last 2012
• Cops search for escaped convict
• Night of Worship with Planetshakers
• Grubb & Ellis Co. files bankruptcy; little effect on Northco
• Improved 169-494 access helps Shakopee land 3 big projects
• Peugeot talking with GM, oil prices slap airlines
• Twins did well in off-season, WSJ says
• Canadian union prepping for Target showdown
• 3M developing improved natural-gas vehicle tanks
• Tennant sales climb back from recession
• Obama plan would cut corporate taxes, end loopholes
• Sure as the sunrise, no Vikings deal
• Bill would make blocking new projects tougher
• Snapshot: Weather + MN school pays HR chief $255k to go away
• Auggie season ends with SJU buzzer beater
• Is Anne Marie Rasmusson too hot to have a driver's license?
• Opus building luxury apartments in downtown Denver
• Wells Fargo buying BNP energy portfolio in all-cash deal
• MSP airport brings in Chick-fil-A, working on McDonald's
• Fire sprinkler debate flares up again in Minnesota
• Credit unions hope for OK on more business loans
• Mosaic can expand Fla. mine after giving land for state park
• Dominium adding units to ‘A’ Mill apartments
• Season finale split with UND, Gophers win 5-2
• State redistricting map pairs up 46 legislators (update)
• A good chance to watch some future Gophers coming with State Tournament starting
• Medtronic expects medical device tax to cut 2013 profits
• Dow breaks 13,000 but can’t hold gains
• Minnesota state demographer reflects on his last census
• Auggies: Breaking news.... Daw Aung San Suu Kyi to speak March 3 via video addr...
• Apple pays iPhone 4 owners; US wireless airwaves running out
• Spring schedules were released today. Take a minute to login into portal.rasmuss...
• D'Amico among 13 James Beard semifinalists from Twin Cities
• Minneapolis orders more "pay by space" parking meters
• Liquidation set for old items from renovated Hyatt Regency
• Environmentalists threaten lawsuit over ballast rule
• Just sold: Investors pay $4 million for industrial space in Eden Prairie
• Bipartisan mining compromise brings GOP objection
• Battle over 'Big Ginger' whiskey drink is a brief one
• Grubb & Ellis parent files bankruptcy
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; DT Jordan Hinojosa
• Hope for manufacturing, but recruiting is a challenge
• Wal-Mart axes greeters; Angry Birds teams with NASA
• City fight over, Linden Hills developer moves on to next one
• Medtronic profits rise on increased pacemaker sales
• Closed bridge could gum up commute
• Vikings-Minneapolis deal could get done today
• Polaris could rev Indian production in 2013
• Southern Wine buying Bloomington liquor business
• Amazon's gaining brand-share from Best Buy, too
• National Marrow Donor Program on Fast Company's 'Innovative' list
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• Snapshot: Weather, Wolves + 30,000-year-old flower resurrected
• WCHA playoffs are set, plenty on the line
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; OL Isaac Hayes
• Small Business Resource Guide – February 2012
• Charting a course toward a health exchange
• Battle is brewing for business borrowers
• For legal issues, prevention is easier than cure
• Marketing oldies but goodies
• Top apps for business, built in Minnesota
• Retaining employees without busting the budget
• MnSCU and others offer custom training, often at workplaces
• Need advice? Updated guide to Minnesota small-business centers
• Recent exam failed to detect weak Sabo Bridge cable
• YouTube turns to Hollywood; lenders paying for short sales
• Thanks, Minnesota State Arts Board, for including the Nobel Peace Prize Forum in...
• Best Buy's new NASCAR sponsorship pays off big at Daytona
• Owner of Heidi's opening new Hennepin Avenue restaurant
• New housing plan for Arby's site at University of Minnesota
• Iconic Duluth bridge lights may go dark — for good
• Twin Cities gas prices drop, but experts say big hike coming
• ATK wins work for Plymouth facility
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• Crew investigated after Delta flight to MSP is canceled
• CPM plans student housing at Arby’s site
• Angel tax credit program helped 113 MN startups last year
• Iran stops oil sales to Brits, French; 10 richest presidents
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• Firm that took MN taxpayer money won't build plant after all
• Snapshot: Weather—ESPN staffer fired over Lin headline
• Auggies fall 5-0 to UST
• Auggies claim 4 first place finishes at STO
• Minnesota sweeps Bemidji State in 4-1 victory Saturday night at Mariucci Arena
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; WR Jamel Harbison
• McKee on GameON! show Sunday
• Augsburg to host St. John's
• Auggies top Tommies 2-1
• Regis to close hair salons, eliminate half of its 50 brands
• Auggies shine in season finale
• Auggie Gameday - Hockey!
• Disciplined Minnesota Gophers beat Bemidji State 3-0 on Friday night
• North Dakota steals one from Minnesota in overtime
• CBRE arranges financing for University Enterprise Laboratories
• Report: Vikings have deal on new stadium near Metrodome
• Auggies top No. 5 St. Thomas 4-3
• Bank of Elk River owners add new capital
• Christopher & Banks CEO Barenbaum quits
• Investments accelerate in Angel Tax Credit program
• Whole Foods made project palatable to lenders
• BoatWorks Commons plan still afloat
• Top Transactions: A quick sale for a custom home in St. Louis Park
• Target's first Canada sale to come next week thanks to Wu
• Minnesota’s 2012 legislative session: the big sleepy?
• DHS commissioner reveals federal investigation of Minnesota’s Medicaid program
• Dow average closes within 50 of 13,000
• Twin Cities trucking company owner sentenced in fraud
• Nation's oldest Better Business Bureau leaving St. Paul
• Macy's hiring 4,000 this year; Payroll tax cut extended
• General Mills shares fall after warning on soft sales
• Scammer who claimed celebrity support jailed in $26M fraud
• Senate GOP leader floats special stadium session
• Union pickets at construction site of Lakeville Walmart
• Auggie Gameday - Hockey/Wrestling!
• Memory care: a first for public housing in Minneapolis
• How companies such as Target track your life
• Google tracked Apple users; big airwave sale planned
• Toll lane, bridges could speed 35E commute
• Delta leads airline industry on pet deaths
• N.D. oil boom could mean pipeline hub in MN
• Deal near on new Vikings stadium near Metrodome
• General Mills lowers profit forecast after weak sales
• Cargill, BioAmber launch bioplastics joint venture
• Just sold: For gift company, sale and move had to be timed right
• Edina Realty parent buys brokerage in Portland
• List Leaders: Largest Minnesota mergers & acquisitions
• Open Call For Performers In 2012!
• Minnesota Class 4A boys basketball rankings: Week 12
• Minnesota Class 3A boys basketball rankings: Week 12
• Minnesota Class 2A boys basketball rankings: Week 12
• Minnesota Class 1A boys basketball rankings: Week 12
• Tribe touts casino for Vikings stadium
• 3M falls short on early retirement goal, adds to pensions
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football to open on Thursday
• Minneapolis wants streetcar in Bottineau plan
• Career and Networking Expo -- Brooklyn Park Campus
• Twin Cities sees uptick in vacant apartments
• Auggies, lots of neat stuff just around the corner ranging from Mardi Gras Madri...
• Two Gophers are given WCHA honors this week
• ‘Not good timing’: Drywall prices rising
• How distressed properties have changed since the 1980s
• Building Blocks – Drake Building
• Auggie swimmers at MIAC Championships
• Before and after photos: Plaza 7 office tower renovations
• Company proposes North Dakota oil pipeline
• Dow nears 13,000 as stocks barrel higher
• Collection firms face new oversight; Most dependable cars
• Digital signage firm leases office space at MoZaic
• Wells Fargo expects modest Minnesota job growth in 2012
• Rapid bus public meetings scheduled
• NRC cites security violation at Prairie Island
• Minnesota certifies first new HMO since 1998
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• Ugliest Minnesota Website looks a lot like Craigslist.org
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• Sunshine Heart lands on the Nasdaq exchange
• Eagle Creek Software opens N.D. center with 100 employees
• WCHA explains reasoning behind Rau suspension
• Life Time Fitness reaches $1 billion in revenue, profits up
• Parade of Homes entries drop for sixth year
• Moody's reviewing big banks; GM's record profit
• Dayton pushes job proposals to GOP
• Mayo employee wins whistleblower suit against clinic
• Twin Cities ramp up streetcar efforts
• Rupp files bankruptcy for 3 St. Paul buildings
• Michelle Obama spotted with Target Jason Wu dress
• Parking kills Cupcake in St. Paul (again); Now Pizza Luce in crosshairs
• Wabasha Golf Course gets buyout offer
• Snapshot: Wolves, weather—Rescuer helping snowmobiler dies
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• Securian revenue, earnings up in 2011
• Twin Cities investment advisor pleads guilty to $1.1M scam
• Arch completed on Lowry Avenue bridge, predicted to last 500 years
• Twin Cities lawyer disbarred for second time
• Uptown’s MoZaic lands first office tenant
• White Earth proposes Twin Cities casino
• Concern about apartment lending as scrutiny shakes up Fannie, Freddie
• Army orders 1,100 micro-robots for $13.9 million
• SBA-backed financing fuels Biotest expansion
• Augsburg tops Carleton
• Starbucks to sell coffee at Target's Canadian stores
• Group wants MN lawyer disbarred over Christmas assault
• Folliard suing Jameson whiskey over "ginger" name
• GOP bills tackle ghost of pensions future
• PCL Construction retired exec honored
• Dow falls 97 points, worst showing this year
• Auggies, the Department of Public Safety is looking for dispatchers for next yea...
• World Bank leader resigning; Kellogg buys Pringles for $2.7B
• Uponor names new president
• Wheaties unveils retro boxes featuring Olympic greats
• Buffalo Wild Wings opening large eatery in downtown Detroit
• UPDATE: We have 51 employers attending tomorrow's Career & Networking Expo at Ra...
• Inside the numbers looks at Minnesota's final in-state series of the season
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; RB James Gillum
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• Opus Group's comeback is getting national attention
• Turn out to support Auggies in theater!
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• Minnesota continues the second half of the season as we go inside the numbers
• Polaris continues streak of higher profits, sales
• St. Jude Medical adjusted profits beat expectations
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• Superior's Exodus Machines grows with Caterpillar deal
• Big G touts Cheerios as weight-loss brand
• Sara Lee coffee plant closing in St. Louis Park
• U.S. Senate passes St. Croix bridge bill
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• Court gives Medtronic stents a win in J&J patent case
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• Victoria Jackson: Tea Party princess
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• Kraus-Anderson to renovate Southdale Mall
• Bremer profits rise even as total revenue falls
• Reinvention is rocky at TCF Bank (update)
• Minneapolis foreclosure plan irks Heritage Park developer
• Schmitt Music deal fills Southdale Square
• Anderson-KM gets TIF help with home base
• Minnesota broadband task force considers tax incentives (update)
• Solar storms force Delta to reroute flights
• Europe's tough online plan; No Fed rate hike until 2014?
• Greece, earnings worries send S&P to loss
• Minnesota drops to third in both polls, Wisconsin still one
• On the Boards – Napa Valley Performance Center
• MetaFarms founder replaced as CEO
• Gophers and Beavers tie, Minnesota wins shootout
• Target names new chief financial officer
• Shopping center owner Edward Paster dies
• ATK loses appeal on $850 million Army contract
• Ex-Olson staffer raising funds for women coaching website
• US Bank's Davis says banks need risk (and has a message for Obama)
• Supervalu names new CMO after Dexter Berg leaves
• Pinnacle Airlines flight from MSP slides off taxiway
• Herberger's parent's new CEO comes from Lord & Taylor
• Target names new CFO to replace retiring Scovanner
• Once a remedy, vacant sites in Heritage Park face foreclosure
• Macy's sues Martha Stewart over J.C. Penney deal
• Weather: Fewer traffic problems, change of snow
• Starbucks turns to happy hour; Mortgage cuts for homeowners?
• What Best Buy means to Google: $23.7 million
• Cool coffeehouses: Kopplin's makes a national list
• This municipal snowplowing has been brought to you by Cargill
• Enxing Seng to lead Covidien unit
• Vikes told it's Metrodome or nothing (at least this year)
• Hormel cited after worker loses arm in machine
• Poet will build ethanol plant; turns down federal loan
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• Block E casino advocates plan to ‘do battle’ at Legislature
• Associated Bank opens in Inver Grove Heights
• Public talks Interchange on Feb. 1
• Highway interchanges get jump-start
• Basilica officials fear structural damage from potential stadium
• Target weighs bigger North Campus expansion (update)
• Special Section: Focus on Energy – January 2012
• Open to Business partners deliver coaching, loans to suburban entrepreneurs
• Baby steps to big energy savings
• Tenants go for the green build-out
• Autonomous Snow Plow Team to Compete at the 2012 Winter Carnival
• Greystar buys old Bennett Lumber site in Uptown
• Covidien names ev3 co-founder top Twin Cities exec
• Frequent-flier fast lane to debut at MSP
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• Thomson Reuters to sponsor Target Field VIP seating
• Banquet for the Broken
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• Bemidji firm to churn out Santorum sweater vests
• Rimage Corp. lowers forecast, shares fall
• Target’s Steinhafel named national retail group’s board chair
• Court sides with Boston Sci in patent dispute
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• Fargo man buys west metro golf course
• Piper brings first 2012 IPO to market
• Weather: Light snow through noon
• Why Apple doesn't build iPhones here; RIM CEOs step down
• Can Minneapolis break skyway habit?
• Wherever Vikings land, St. Paul could end up losing
• Local trio could land Chevy Super Bowl ad
• What Target told its vendors about 'showrooming'
• Mayo Clinic bumps IRS from Rochester office
• Lockouts like American Crystal grow more common
• Were 3M's growth goals too ambitious?
• List Leaders: Largest metro banquet & meeting facilities
• List Leaders: Largest hotels in the Twin Cities
• Minnesota splits series with CC with 2-1 Saturday win
• Gophers third period rally gives them a come from behind win over BSU
• Auggies set two top-10 times
• CEO buys Windsong Farm Golf Club, saving it from foreclosure
• MN man sues Apple, AT&T over monitoring software on iPhone
• Auggies fall 3-0 to Hamline
• Auggies drop 5-0 decision to Pipers
• Zins scores 20 to lead Auggies in win over St. Kate's
• Minnesota loses 2-1 heartbreaker to CC in series opener
• Ron Paul buying TV ads in Minnesota for first time
• Northland Capital taps Anderson as research director
• Hazelden opens Twin Cities clinic focused on adolescents
• Patterson CEO Anderson joins C.H. Robinson board
• Entrepreneur ‘kick-off’ planned at fort
• More closings at Block E in downtown Minneapolis
• Quiet session likely for banks, credit unions
• Auggies fall 3-1 to Pipers
• State Office Building due for overhaul
• Greystar buys Bennett Lumber site in Uptown
• Target's Brooklyn Park office plans expand, again
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• Occupy Wall Street protesters close Wells Fargo HQ in S.F.
• Report: Target may overhaul its pricing strategy
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• Old Country Buffet lists restaurants that will close
• Target, Best Buy CEOs on global list of ethics influencers
• Poet putting ethanol pipeline on hold
• Home sales up at end of dismal year, offering hope
• Fed spells out how it will forecast rates
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• BMO Harris poised for Twin Cities growth
• Just sold: Who knew? Xcel subsidiary invests in affordable housing
• Weather: Snow! Perhaps enough to leave footprints in
• Peace summit proposed on SOPA; GE sales slip
• Who's No. 1? Wells Fargo CEO couldn't care less
• Betty White's cake, direct from Betty Crocker kitchens
• Towle helps close 2 apartment, retail loans
• State sues firm that lost data-packed laptop
• Magic number for Mpls. Vikings Stadium: 7
• Edina might legalize happy hours
• Hair salon operator Regis ousts COO Bortnem
• Abercrombie closing three metro stores, including Southdale
• Seven sentenced in $1.1M fraud that targeted MN diners
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• Met Council publishes annual report
• Syncada payment volume reaches $21 billion
• Government shutdown hangover for 2012 roadwork in Minnesota
• Edina taxpayers may have TIF over parking expansion
• Two more mortgage fraud guilty pleas at Cloud 9 Sky Flats
• Traditional-sale home prices fall 10.25 percent locally
• County service center closes Friday
• Three MN companies make Fortune's list of 100 top workplaces
• Airport to rehab 1960s passenger bridges
• Blue Cross hires UnitedHealth veteran as CEO
• MN auto dealer near deal to buy St. Cloud baseball team
• Stocks add to steady climb; Dow gains 45
• Baby steps for Minnesota construction jobs in 2011
• Photos: Check out the new boats offered at the Boat Show
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• Building Blocks – University of St. Thomas’ Anderson Student Center
• New Uses home goods reseller opens in Minnetonka
• MN jobless rate drops again, but so does number in workforce
• Ecolab is cutting 500 jobs in wake of merger
• Valek featured in NCAA All-Access videos
• UnitedHealth Group surprises Wall Street with Q4 profits
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• National Guard looks to the state for $19.5 million expansion 
• New economy vs. old; Boeing dumps Wichita
• Petters foundation hit with clawback lawsuit
• Morning weather: Frigid, but warmer weekend
• Kodak files Ch. 11; Target, Best Buy among creditors
• Vikings sites by the numbers: Who gets the best deal?
• Minnetonka data center will look like a mansion
• Incoming eateries: An early look at 2012's restaurants
• Irwin Jacobs' new boat venture is thriving
• Cab drivers protest rate cut, get axed by company
• So who's Jason Wu? See for yourself (video)
• Minnetonka native makes WCHA Player of the Week
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• Used-goods retailer Winmark to pay dividend of $5 per share
• Architecture billings up, materials prices down 
• Staffing executive admits tax dodging
• Dayton: 2 Minneapolis sites most ‘feasible’ for Vikings stadium (update)
• Haigh: Transit will pull economy along 
• Small business lending grows at U.S. Bank, other large banks 
• Twin Cities real estate: Office, industrial slow; retail picks up (update) 
• Mark Kennedy to direct graduate program 
• AMC loses appeal to stay in Block E
• Augsburg falls 70-60 to St. Ben's
• Carlson, Rezidor merge hotel marketing efforts
• Dayton doesn't pick stadium site, but hints at a favorite
• Dow, S&P 500 close at highest since July 
• Twin Cities conservative think tanks merge
• Will 2012 session bring action on a Vikings stadium? 
• GOP eyes phase-out of business property tax 
• Beyond the bottom line: US Bank makes more, spends more
• Top Commercial Transactions – 3747 117th St., Inver Grove Heights 
• St. Jude stops clinical trial that was going too well
• Old Country Buffet owners file for bankruptcy — again
• Target temporarily suspends efforts to sell credit card debt
• Dunwoody offers Entrepreneurship 101 Workshop for alumni
• Berthold in MIAC Student-Athlete Spotlight
• Minnesota and CC take their weekend series to the numbers
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• Joyce will lead business marketers group 
• Homebuilder plans residential twist on Minnetonka data center
• Just sold: Settergren Ace Hardware opens in Linden Hills 
• Web 'shutdown' over piracy bills; new Southwest seats
• U.S. Bancorp Q4 profit up 39%; talks dividend boost
• Morning weather: Watch your commute home
• Minnesota company wants the U.S. to build TVs again
• Shareholder groups ask Target, 3M to end political donations
• 3M pushing deeper into data center market
• Izzy's Ice Cream factory plans get a boost
• Code 42 raises $52.5 million in venture capital
• Grzesiak-Grimm named to Team of Week
• Auggie Gameday - Basketball!
• The real R.T. Rybak
• Transit ridership tops 80 million 
• Regis writing off goodwill for hair restoration business
• Founders Properties pays $23 million for offices 
• Hotel sales signal more hospitable market 
• Izzy’s ice cream factory clears City Council committee 
• TIF funds kick-start Shoreview senior housing 
• Legal matters: Environmental mess needn’t be a legal mess
• Winners, losers in Dayton’s $775 million bonding plan (update)
• Freddie Mac sees selling $40 billion of debt 
• Wisconsin regains top spot in new polls
• Here are some nice photos of International Auggies during their Spring Orientati...
• Best Buy's Schulze, Opus' Rauenhorst buy Minnetonka building
• House Minority Leader Thissen joins Lindquist & Vennum
• Wikipedia to go dark for a day; Samsung to buy BlackBerry?
• Stocks close up on news from Europe, China 
• Renderings: Washburn Center plans Glenwood facility
• Private equity to boost hotel investments in smaller cities 
• U-M, colleges, Saints big winners in Dayton's bonding bill
• 3M ranked among the world's most valuable brands
• Wells Fargo profits up, but revenue hurt by debit card fees
• ‘New normal’: cities as master developers 
• Zappos hacked; Southwest targets Delta's Atlanta hub
• 1BRs gain on studios, but get smaller
• St. Paul hoping for bonding money for Saints park
• Bill Kling on leadership, hiring, and breaking radios
• Supervalu tailoring its stores for food-stamp market
• American Crystal earnings drop — was it weather, or workers?
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• Auggie Gameday - Wrestling!
• Arhaus to replace Schmitt at Galleria 
• Best Buy realigns leadership team
• Budget for bigger bridge balloons 
• Klobuchar takes business tour to Iron Range 
• Historic Roosevelt Library to be ‘refreshed’ 
• Studio apartments may be losing suburban appeal
• Polta leads Auggies past Carleton
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• Agency floats changes to public information law 
• Coon Rapids, Blaine have cheapest Twin Cities gas prices
• BMWs recalled for fire hazard; Zappos customer data hacked
• Big changes at Galleria: Arhaus, Marmi make MN debuts
• 125-year-old United Machine and Foundry changes name
• Kestrel Aircraft's new factory will provide 600 new jobs
• Zyga replaces co-founder with med-tech vet Bullock as CEO
• Two Associated Bank branches sold 
• Most-read stories on finance-commerce.com, week of Jan. 9
• S&P downgrades eurozone bailout fund to AA+ 
• Analysis: French downgrade puts onus on Germany 
• Levine named MIAC Co-Athlete of Week
• Auggies, you have a chance to hear from T. Mychael Rambo, an actor, educator, an...
• Auggie Gameday - Basketball!
• Pizza Luce eyes Bridgeman’s property 
• Frauenshuh adds Reilly as V.P. 
• Details of Apple's new iPad revealed; More OJ problems
• Northeast Minneapolis to get "classy" liquor store
• Pillsbury family matriarch Ella Pillsbury Crosby dies
• Millions use Delta's mobile app to track bags, cars
• Brewpub moving into site where Heidi's burned
• Best Buy doubles down on mobile devices
• Auggies tie St. Scholastica 1-1
• Minnesota dominates North Dakota in every sense to victory in 6-2 Saturday game
• Minnesota Golden Gopher 2012 football recruiting report; tight ends
• Auggies compete at Iowa meets
• UMD's strong first period is enough to beat the top ranked Gophers
• Grzesiak-Grimm leads Auggies to 65-61 win over SMU
• Auggies drop 4-1 game to Cobbers
• Auggies fall 57-49 to St. Mary's
• Auggie Gameday - Saturday!
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• North Dakota takes series opener by close 2-1 score
• Acadian Candle moving to new Location 
• Gophers CB Stoudermire granted medical hardship
• Ikea’s solar array stands out in modest state market
• Ramsey has high hopes for Northstar station 
• In tussle over vacant lot, city opts for Izzy’s factory  
• Office market vacancy rates reverses five-year trend
• Auggies top Cobbers 5-1
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (Jan. 7–13) 
• Olympian Billy Mills, who won the gold medal in the 10,000M run in the 1964 Olym...
• Capitol renovation tab: $241 million 
• Top Residential Transactions – 100 Highway 96 E., Dellwood 
• Gophers proceed with plans for new baseball stadium
• Novartis cutting 2,000 U.S. jobs; Apple's factory conditions
• JPMorgan disappoints; banks lead stocks lower 
• Delta Air Lines leads the way on first price hike of 2012
• Former Valspar CEO Mansfield paid $6.3 million in 2011
• Valspar CEO Hendrickson pay doubled to $8.8 million
• MPR gets $475,000 for train mitigation 
• Torax Medical gets FDA panel OK
• Fannie Mae: Housing to give modest push 
• Minnesota High School Boys Basketball, Jan. 13-14
• Xata COO Gagne resigns after a year on the job
• Minnesota exports break Q3 record set in 2008
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• Augsburg today welcomes 250 Native American youth to campus for Native American...
• Backers keep pitching Farmers Market for Vikings stadium 
• How Fed missed housing crisis; NFL blackout ban
• Wieden+Kennedy's last Target campaign: Candy and dogs
• Beauty products maker By Elizabeth Dean shuts down
• Duluth's Spirit Mountain plans new ski lift, chalet
• Schmitt Music leaves Galleria for Richfield
• Just sold: OceanTech buys Minneapolis property 
• Pohlads acquire stake in California bank
• Xcel must bury south Mpls power lines, but who pays?
• Plymouth's WestHealth getting 24-hour ER
• Vikings stadium: Hurry up or wait?
• Minnesota Class 4A Boys Basketball Rankings: Week 7
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• List Leaders: Minnesota's biggest spenders on lobbying
• Minnesota Class 2A Boys Basketball Rankings: Week 7
• Minnesota Class 1A Boys Basketball Rankings: Week 7
• SheerWind among finalists in Clean Energy Challenge 
• Olympian Mills at Augsburg Friday
• Siebert Field project advances at University of Minnesota 
• Faribault County getting its first wind farm 
• Allina to add emergency building at Plymouth campus 
• Minnesota exports continue to grow, but at slower rate
• Building Blocks – Capitol Office Building
• Report: Delta thinking about bidding for American Airlines
• December retail sales weak; Home Depot accelerates hiring
• Stocks finish higher after late-day recovery 
• Boston Scientific CEO: Turnaround near for struggling firm
• F&C press manager Mike Wolfe kept an even keel through changes
• Artspace receives $3 million grant 
• Target, Kohl’s work to set themselves apart 
• Compellent founder Soran to leave Dell
• Target confirms Apple mini-stores, but that's just the start
• Barker featured in documentary
• Minnesota Golden Gopher 2012 football recruiting report; wide receivers
• No prison for Ex-Thrivent employee accused of stealing $300K
• Target starts another share buyback program
• Pentair increases quarterly dividend by 10 percent
• Cub Foods closes last Wisconsin grocery store
• Lessons from Texas as local backers seek Vikings venue 
• Fungicide found in orange juice; What killed Twinkies?
• Searching the Earth for more Lucky Charms marshmallows
• NY Times: Green Bay fans are NFL's classiest
• Two Harbors turns to Wall Street for $311 million 
• Duluth might pay aquarium's late utility bills
• Will Jason Wu spark another crush for Target?
• See that ballon? No, but it can see you
• Locked-out sugar workers seek new talks
• Thursday is deadline for Vikings sites … right?
• Millionaire sentenced for assault on his private plane
• Granite City buys Cadillac Ranch location in Pittsburgh
• Profits grow seven-fold for CHS's energy division
• Twin Cities firm to make historic fitting of prosthetic hand
• Equipment loans up in Twin Cities metro, nation 
• Too inspiring not to share...especially since Olympian Billy Mills will be here...
• Rick Spielman versus the takeaways culture of the NFL
• Pepsi to pay $3.1 million in MN discrimination case
• Twin Cities home sales up, median price down in 2011 
• Dayton unveils Minnesota jobs plan 
• 2012 to typify ‘new normal’ for real estate
• Raty recognozed by WCHA as Defensive Player of the Week
• Levine leads Auggies to win
• Plane traveling from MSP nearly collides with jet in Chicago
• Are the Vikings too late? Raiders may move back to L.A.
• Dow edges lower on new Europe worries 
• Ford recalls 450K vehicles; Coors Light tops Bud for No. 2
• Housing complex draws opposition in Richfield 
• Top Commercial Transactions – 8651 Naples St. N.E., Blaine 
• 2012 Spring Semester Begins
• Fed: Upper Midwest economy grew through end of 2011
• Q&A: Kelliher, an influential voice for the high-tech sector 
• New Asian restaurant opening in downtown Minneapolis
• Report: Twin Cities area poised for restaurant growth
• Fed survey shows economy ended 2011 with strength 
• EPA: Power plants main global warming culprits 
• Shakopee gets into game for new Vikings stadium
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• Minnesota and North Dakota go inside the numbers once more
• Firetruck maker scores with exports
• Just sold: Franklin Avenue retail center changes hands 
• 'Nonstop' flights that stop for fuel; Mattresses at CES
• Salon makeover show hits Minneapolis twice this season
• Medtronic CEO: We have $2B to spend on deals, but they better be good
• Big G's Peanut Butter Cheerios catch some flak
• Kestrel Aircraft gets OK to buy fairgrounds in Superior
• Former Northwest Airlines CEO Labensky dies
• Between the lines of the Vikings' Metrodome letter
• Follow the Auggies on Twitter!
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• Chris LaRiche seduces immigrants with lies
• NorthMarq Capital buys Boston mortgage firm
• Wieden+Kennedy evaluating MN presence after losing Target
• Target plans island store near San Francisco (not Alcatraz)
• Brooklyn Park adds $1 million to business loan fund 
• St. Cloud Times adds paywall to digital content
• Did you hear? Starkey Labs has changed its name
• Fifth Street Towers goes back to lender 
• Seward redevelopment begins with safe housing, care for mentally ill 
• AEG opening new concert venue in downtown Minneapolis
• Public works accreditation goes to St. Paul 
• Burnet sells Wayzata site for $4.55 million 
• Met Council close to deal on LRT office space 
• NorthMarq Capital adds to its Boston team 
• Devil's Advocate to open in old Hell's Kitchen space
• Basilica pushes back against Vikings stadium proposal
• It's unanimous... Minnesota is number one in the country in the latest polls
• Stocks close higher on hopes for earnings 
• On the Boards – Heart of the Zoo
• Photos: Target unveils Jason Wu designs
• Prima Power Laserdyne to fill 20 positions (update) 
• Twin Cities business owner sentenced to two years for fraud
• Vikings tell city: Metrodome site has added costs
• Remmele Engineering sold to RTI International Metals
• Minnesota Golden Gopher 2012 football recruiting report; running backs
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• United Properties won’t buy school site 
• Microsoft's last CES; Apple CEO's big payday
• School district opposes Duluth plan to redevelop high school
• Bloomington OK's MOA pedestrian bridge
• The secret origin of the Hamm's Beer Bear
• Infection fight has high stakes for hospitals, 3M
• Aune will lead staffing at Accounting Now 
• U of M sues website that posted psych test
• Noisier flight paths? Blame smaller jets
• No snow means slow sales
• Roseville to build new fire station 
• TCF Bank bets on Bobak 
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• Eide Bailly sues to prevent $25M Petters clawback
• Overhaul of downtown Minneapolis theaters helps drive economic renaissance
• Calm on Wall Street ahead of corporate earnings 
• Stellent founder joins Rimage board
• Wisconsin weighs project delivery bill 
• Venture Bank adds a commercial lender 
• Dunwoody teams up with Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity
• Hennessy named MIAC Athlete of Week
• MSP Airport plans energy, restroom upgrades
• GM gains in China; CES' biggest day
• Some wish Lake Street Kmart would go
• Target, longtime ad firm Wieden & Kennedy split
• Colle + McVoy CEO: 'Creative' is not a department
• County seeks developers for transit hub near Target Field
• Minnehaha watershed board needs volunteers 
• Delta investing more at MSP, says it's staying
• Best Buy's U.K. stores could have buyer
• Malls shift strategies on anchor stores
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• Minnesota shuts out top ranked Wisconsin
• Hennessy scores twice in Auggie win
• Auggies 2nd at National Duals
• Report: Vikings told Arden Hills not viable for new stadium
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• #5 Notre Dame outlasts #3 Gophers in HOF's late thriller
• Auggies compete at Citrus Classic
• Auggies tie Marian 2-2
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• Blockbuster closing more Twin Cities stores
• Business owner pleads guilty in "next wave" of mortgage fraud case
• Mr. G's women's apparel store owner Bernard Gunderson dies
• Gophers lose in shootout against top ranked Badgers
• Auggies win two at National Duals
• Auggies fall to Tommies
• Augsburg falls to UST
• Haigh hits on 2011 highs 
• Canadians pay $14.4 million for former Thunderbird Motel (update) 
• Uphill battle for Metrodome political support 
• Best Buy posts flat sales, defends stores (update)
• Former Thunderbird hotel sold to Winnipeg group
• Report: Apple to open stores within select Target locations
• Positive jobs report fails to lift stocks 
• Photos: Semi carrying Target cargo crashes into icy pond
• PeopleNet founder takes leadership role at Trimble
• Mayo Clinic responds to criticism over proton cancer centers
• Link named executive director of BCBS Minnesota foundation
• Top Residential Transactions – 976 Summit Ave., St. Paul 
• At the Legislature: tort reform, take two 
• Coon Rapids’ plan to hatch incubator moving ahead
• Hutchinson resigns as Bush Foundation president
• Hawala to reopen with small money transfers 
• Office vacancies in U.S. decline 
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (Dec. 31–Jan. 6) 
• How much is Gophers football worth?
• Best Buy CEO takes to Web to defend company
• Auggies at D-III National Duals
• Minnesota High School Boys Basketball: Jan. 6-7
• Hennepin County seeks transit hub development proposals
• Just sold: Ryan Cos. sells building in Orono business park 
• Barnes & Noble may spin off Nook; Mortgage firms targeted
• Insurance for your flight into space? Allianz has it
• Yahoo! might buy Netflix, one Piper Jaffray analyst thinks
• Kindly take just one Truvia packet, please
• Showdown looms between Duluth, tribe over casino
• Where the Linden Ave. Vikings proposal came from
• Idaho company launches Minnesota wind farm 
• Comcast planning price hikes, makes TCM pricier
• Who could hate an ice cream factory? The developer next door
• HealthPartners wants to halt rush to back surgeries
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• Minnesota Class 1A Boys Basketball Rankings: Week 6
• DEED report analyzes ‘green’ job postings 
• See products MN firms are showing off at giant gadget show
• Spire’s long wait for a Maple Grove branch is almost over 
• General Mills facility earns LEED Gold 
• REITs keep rolling in 2011 
• Bridal dress company apologizes for destroying dresses
• Hines Global buys Hopkins building from Cargill for $70M
• Dayton sets deadline for stadium plans
• Capella's new president is Thomson Reuters executive
• Study: Delta Air Lines ranks near top in customer service
• Acadian Candle expands in Bloomington
• Cargill cutting jobs as it closes soybean plant
• Does a bike route make sense for busy Snelling Avenue?
• Meyer will lead Carlson midscale brands 
• Dow average marks its first (tiny) loss of 2012 
• Building Blocks – Degree of Honor Building
• U.S. apartment vacancies decline to decade low 
• Hospital project wraps up in Polk County 
• Target names first stores that will open in Canada
• Carlson names new leader for Country Inn and Park Inn brands
• Saturday's men's hockey game at Rosemount
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• Target reports soft holiday sales, cuts profit outlook
• Fannie Mae, St. Paul agency keep more homes out of foreclosure 
• Xcel issues alert at Prairie Island following chemical leak
• Kodak preps Ch. 11; Oil prices could skyrocket due to Iran
• With Bloomingdale's out at MOA, who's in?
• Could Best Buy be a private equity target?
• Xcel inks $500M deal for nuclear fuel
• Grand Forks Herald owner launching upper-Midwest news service
• More details on Lisa Hanson's Mona restaurant
• Wells Fargo leaves bank unlocked for holiday weekend
• GovDelivery acquires New Jersey firm
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• Mosaic beats Wall Street, says prices have bottomed out
• General Mills opens a leading energy efficient facility
• See Peterson Milla Hooks' ads for Athleta women apparel
• Vikings examine Minneapolis stadium site
• Cigna division expanding in Eden Prairie 
• Audio Production Update: Euphonix System 5 MC Install
• Is Best Buy up for store closings? 
• Bobcat bedevils light rail snow 
• DEED to spend $2.2M to aid laid-off workers 
• TRA leader helped spearhead reform to save pension fund 
• State paying millions to help laid-off workers from eight companies
• Trustee gets new tools in effort to find Hecker assets
• It’s not much, but it’s two in a row on Wall Street 
• St. Jude Medical to expand cardio unit in Plymouth (update) 
• St. Jude Medical expanding Plymouth campus
• How consumer financial watchdog will expand powers 
• How much does Bloomingdale's closing hurt MOA?
• Two Harbors taps Farrell as next CFO 
• Shopko and Pamida are merging
• U-M hires new chief information officer
• Dollar General expanding in Minnesota
• TCF sells vacant site in Brooklyn Park
• Office suites planned for Carlyle condo tower
• Mall of America losing anchor store Bloomingdale's
• US Hockey Hall of Fame Game goes inside numerical oblivion
• Feature on Bogojevic in Superior Telegram
• TCF sells 89-acre ‘Gateway’ site in Brooklyn Park
• Auggies move to No. 2 in rankings
• Just sold: Retail center on the way for high-profile spot in Excelsior 
• New CEO for Yahoo!; Groupon shares tumble
• Cirrus founder might locate factory in Superior, Wis.
• Forbes.com article broadsides Best Buy, says it's on the ropes
• NVE files patent suit over 'spintronics'
• Totino's fan launches effort to save former restaurant
• Second expansion in two years for Duluth foundry
• Vikings say two Minneapolis sites could fit a stadium
• Auggie Gameday - Basketball!
• Michele Bachmann falls from grace
• Norwest Equity Partners invests in California ag company 
• Group pitches swim center for Grand Rios site 
• Baer will lead local Habitat board 
• Reports: Economic growth gaining steam this year 
• Brainerd campus faces wrecking ball 
• University Ave. project planned to be clean and green 
• Ex-KDWB leader Morris taking new job at metro radio stations
• StoneArch Creative replaces Kessel as president
• Blockbuster closing three Twin Cities-area stores
• DEED kicks off small biz financing programs 
• Wall Street’s happy new year: Dow up 180 
• Haigh to address Met Council’s 2012 issues 
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• PrinSource Capital sold to New Jersey company
• Caribou first to get all coffee beans from sustainable farms
• GOP leaders want Met Council removed from transit role 
• High-end wedding dresses destroyed when Edina store closes
• Good article about musician Charlie Parr, an Auggie alum.
• TCF's Bill Cooper cool on funding Republican causes
• Ex-Best Buy executive named merchandising chief for Sears, Kmart
• Portraits of growth: What business looked like in 2011
• Minneapolis Old Navy store is closing, moving to suburbs
• Renters want to be green, too, and developers respond
• Lessons from the TouchPad flop; consumer outlook for 2012
• N.D.'s oil boom pushes state out of sync
• Ike's expanding into Minnetonka
• Duluth boat-excursion business Vista sold
• The year in health — in haiku
• City Center store pays off for Allen Edmonds
• University Ave. businesses get Met Council help
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• State Capitol restoration plan takes shape 
• Minneapolis taps search firm for next CPED director 
• All eyes on German renewable energy efforts 
• Most-read stories on finance-commerce.com, week of Dec. 26 
• Is Morocco really ready for a mega mall? 
• Bernanke openness may include more briefings 
• Minnesota High School Boys Basketball: Jan. 2-7, 2012
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• Ike’s plans Minnetonka debut in April
• Granite City buys more restaurants
• Burt McGlynn of McGlynn Bakeries dies
• Northeastern wins Mariucci championship with 3-2 upset of #2 Gophers
• Epilogue of a Twin Cities Performance Arts Examiner
• Insurance scammer thought dead is arrested in Canada
• Auggies fall 1-0 in overtime
• Minnesota outclasses Niagara 5-1 in Mariucci Classic semifinal
• Verizon quickly drops plans for $2 bill payment fee
• Parking rates are going up at MSP airport
• Ex-Timberwolf Garnett buying part of Italian soccer team
• Ryan sells Two MarketPointe for $61 million
• Freeport flour mill owner won’t rebuild 
• What F&C will be watching in 2012 
• Unemployment benefits reduced by 13 weeks 
• The Business Journal's most popular lists in 2011
• Vikings considering Linden stadium site 
• Developer Remes plays both sides of metro 
• Dominium closes Lehmann Center deal
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (Dec. 24–30) 
• Homebuilding perks up in December 
• We write, you respond: December reader comments roundup 
• Top Residential Transactions – 1285 French Creek Drive, Orono 
• Minneapolis opens its first new skyway in years
• See where MN angel investors are putting their cash
• Auggies take 2nd at Citrus Invite
• Golden Gopher Examiner bowl preview; Dec. 30
• Our most popular slideshows of 2011
• Rybak to tout ‘Step-Up’ at White House 
• Slideshow: 12 Minnesota leaders to watch in 2012
• Ryan sells Two MarketPointe for $60 million-plus
• Rehab under way for problem property in Brooklyn Center 
• NFL's battle over concussion suits; Verizon's $2 payment fee
• Swany White mill won't come back, but the brand might
• The Top 10 Minnesota business stories from 2011
• Loring Theater to close
• Long-term jobless lose benefit, as unemployment drops
• Duke's St. Louis Park towers fetched $71 million
• Somali banking connection cut off
• Vikings take a closer look at Minneapolis sites
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• Auggie Gameday - Hockey!
• Free Arts Minnesota News - December 29, 2011
• Slideshow: 12 Minnesota leaders to watch in 2012
• 4 Minnesota Kmart stores to close 
• North Central Remembers Rev. Grace Adam
• Jostens makes rings for NBA champion Dallas Mavericks
• Longtime Memorial Blood Centers leader Polesky dies
• Banks find a little new mojo in 2011 
• Cargill lands $69 million in sale-lease-back deal 
• MN Commerce Department makes three appointments
• Sears closing four Kmarts in Minnesota
• Auggies stand 2nd at Citrus Invite
• Duke’s West End offices sold for $71.14 million
• Doran closes land deal at Pillsbury ‘A’ Mill (update) 
• Investors bet economy will weather crisis 
• Mortgage modification company fined $40,000 by state
• LCD settlement means refunds for some Minnesotans
• Contract signings for homes up in November 
• Church can build in Wayzata 
• Freeport mill fire is another blow to small-town America 
• Doran buys Pillsbury Mill land for $5 million
• MN among leaders in government job cuts
• Survey: Most Americans not taking all of their vacation time
• $3.4M purchase starts Greco’s newest project 
• Verizon looks into 4G problems; retailers get late lift
• Young women drop out of workforce, head for school
• Moms stage nationwide "nurse-in" protest at Target stores
• J.C. Penney splits with Saatchi & Saatchi after Peterson Milla Hooks deal
• Fond du Lac band buying two radio stations
• Ramsey Cty tries again to develop former jail site
• Survey predicts tight VC market for med-tech in 2012
• N.D. energy firms paying for state's suit against MN
• Best Buy Holiday Classic at Augsburg
• Mosaic cuts production due to low demand
• Attention, shoppers: We’re closed
• Northland Inn’s $24M bet 
• Wisconsin wants input on impaired waters list 
• Developers eye wind farm in western Wisconsin 
• Leasing pros expect markets to strengthen 
• Golden Gopher Examiner bowl preview; Dec. 28-29
• Flour mill fire probe begins in Freeport
• Five wins this year for small businesses and entrepreneurs
• Study: Best Buy provides fast refunds, Target not so much
• Lessard-Sams plan may spur land-purchase fight 
• Startup targeting spinal deformity raises $2.5M
• Economists give Obama mediocre report card 
• Rental ordinance faces constitutional challenge
• Top Commercial Transactions — 7887 95th St. S., Cottage Grove 
• Unused gift cards: Just more tax revenue for states?
• Prospects are dim for solar project backed by tenKsolar
• Mariucci Classic goes inside the numbers
• Arctic Cat continues to sever ties with Suzuki
• Reward offered for information about toddler's killer
• Brooklyn Park puts its money where its land-use plan is 
• The biggest IPO year since 1999?
• Perkins lives! (And why that's a bad thing)
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• U of Wisconsin chair got $25M from Medtronic
• Swany White flour mill burns in Freeport
• Amsterdam Bar paying off for downtown St. Paul
• People Inc. acquires more mental-health operations
• Big wind farm planned for western Wisconsin
• Amy Koch gay apology
• Consumer confidence offsets housing, Europe 
• Obama nominates 2 to Federal Reserve Board 
• Wisconsin Dems set up own mine hearing 
• 2011 STARR Awards: The best of the malls 
• Bottineau ‘scoping’ to get under way 
• Colonnade sold for $52 million to New York buyer
• Home prices decrease more than forecast 
• Former Corner Table chef opening Mona in Accenture Tower
• Sears falls after announcing store closings 
• Minneapolis offers loans to build markets for local food 
• Brooklyn Park awaits details on Target expansion 
• Fired Wal-Mart worker who missed work wins benefits in court
• Downtown Mpls makes list of top New Year's destinations (but it's a long list)
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• Sears closing 100+ stores; MN impact unclear
• Twin Cities home prices slip in October
• Holiday tournaments keep hoops teams busy this week
• The urban cabin: Condos for relaxing in the Twin Cities, not ‘up north’
• Sears to close 100 stores; Sony splits Samsung venture
• Why you're seeing more ads on retailer sites
• Nick Cenaiko, trade show promoter, dies at 79
• Even without Google boost, Duluth IT sector growing
• Incoming for 2012: Dulce de Leche Cheerios
• Geronimo Wind finds few takers for its energy
• Massive melee locks down Mall of America
• Como Zoo raises $19M in funding campaign
• TV prices keep dropping, to TV industry's chagrin
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• Team USA is back in Blaine for the Winter Training Camp
• New tenants after face-lift at Rosedale Commons 
• Tech Toolkit: IT planning for the year ahead
• Most-read stories on finance-commerce.com, week of Dec. 19
• Foreclosures may push rebound to 2013 
• Economy recovering? Depends on your home state 
• Weekly performance art openings (12/25/11 - 12/31/11)
• Gilmer named Scholar All-American
• Best Buy shipping issues hurt less than 1% of orders
• N.Y. firm buys Colonnade office tower in Golden Valley
• Watch checked bag's trip on Delta — for free
• Former Wirth exec guilty of filing false taxes 
• Local software developer’s app wins SBA prize 
• Miller, Wisdom join Meet Minneapolis board 
• Financial planning? Not likely in 2012 
• State manufacturers upbeat in survey 
• MnDOT pays $30,000 penalty in worker’s death 
• Hennepin County closing Eden Prairie service center
• Four lanes of traffic, business moving slow 
• The new ‘Center’ of downtown Minneapolis  
• MnDOT aims to make deadly intersection safer 
• St. Paul approves Penfield financing plan 
• Golden Gopher Examiner bowl preview; Dec. 24-27
• Rochester Medical names new director
• Study: Eagan can handle more retail
• Home sales rise in Minneapolis tornado zone 
• Buyers find deals in luxury car race; Beer at White Castle?
• St. Paul OKs financing for apartment building with a Lunds store
• Deal with Mexican bread giant includes Roseville plant 
• Best Buy reacts to price-checking smartphone app
• Supervalu pulls baby formula after infant's death
• Cops find trailer, but Target-bound margarine gone
• List Leaders: Minnesota's largest hospitals
• List Leaders: Minnesota's largest health care providers
• Northwest Sport Show 2012
• Christopher & Banks reports widening loss
• Fitch affirms Cargill debt, adds negative outlook 
• Granite City buys Miami restaurant for $1.4 million
• Exclusive: Minnetonka apartments sold for $30 million 
• Ex-Wirth employee pleads guilty in tax case
• Mortenson adds business development executive 
• Four finalists named for Interchange project (update) 
• HighJump Software leases space at 8200 Tower 
• New Minneapolis skyway link to open Dec. 30 (update)
• PCL donates $100K for scholarships 
• Building Blocks – Dean Lakes 
• Minnesota Class 4A Boys Basketball Rankings: Week 4
• Minnesota Class 3A Boys Basketball Rankings: Week 4
• Minnesota Class 2A Boys Basketball Rankings: Week 4
• Minnesota Class 1A Boys Basketball Rankings: Week 4
• Remaining Golden Gopher TV schedule to be split between two FSN channels
• Light rail projects benefit from experience 
• Delkor Systems packages up success post-recession
• Allianz’s parent causes a credit review 
• Streamlining airport security; toys that drive parents nuts
• Expensive weiners: Bar fined $500 for grilling hot dogs
• 41,000 new Minnesotans in past year
• UnitedHealth's OptumRx is adding 620 jobs
• H.B. Fuller grows by 40% with purchase of Swiss company
• Angeion may seek to sell New Leaf line of monitors
• Holiday hockey traditions in the State of Hockey
• Juhl buys $22 million wind farm in Minnesota
• Bard to spend $225 million to buy Lutonix 
• United Products sold to New Jersey company
• HighJump Software moving to Bloomington
• Jobs grow in financial sector, but not for banks 
• Select Comfort founder, ex-Bixby CEO Walker indicted
• Metropolitan Council transportation board has new faces 
• Expansion, remodel under way at Cambridge hospital 
• City likes Everwood plan for Grain Belt area apartments 
• After carp tests, conservation groups push to close locks 
• Facility hours during Holiday Break
• Architecture billings up in November 
• Health IT startup Gestalt files for bankruptcy
• Photo: President Obama buys Christmas presents at Best Buy
• Target hit in bad-check scam that used security loophole
• Stocks end mixed; Oracle miss drags tech 
• Top Commercial Transactions – 1105 Xenium Lane N., Plymouth 
• Best Buy can't fill some online orders from Black Friday
• Mortgage redefaults decline after payment cuts 
• Hormel CEO Ettinger gets pay boost to $11 million
• Affordable senior housing lands in Phillips
• Bank CEO says 2012 will be 'a grind'; Airport dining guide
• Just Sold: Macalester College adds to its footprint in St. Paul 
• Voyager Bank, fired CEO trade accusations
• Financial firm president sentenced for hitting pedestrian
• Best Buy adds two more ad agencies to its roster
• Stillwater's Lumberjack Days might be canceled
• Ramsey County takes step toward Arden Hills Vikings stadium
• Feminist bookstore that fought Amazon.com may close
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• Amy Koch Affair
• Imation acquires Nine Technology assets 
• Local Fed economists see a little stronger growth 
• Delta offers cheap NYC flights
• For affordable housing, less state money next year 
• Critics question $62 million Penfield project 
• Associated Bank branch to close in Rochester (update) 
• HUD to provide ongoing rent subsidies 
• On the Boards – Urban Penthouse
• Stocks soar on Europe hopes, housing starts 
• Demand drives Prime Therapeutics expansion (update) 
• Best Buy shifts NASCAR sponsorship to different team
• General Mills 2Q profit falls on higher costs 
• Work starts on Richfield L.A. Fitness club, replacing Kmart
• Fed: Economic growth for MN in 2012, but stagnant wages
• Insignia adds Supervalu, Dorsey & Whitney vet to board
• Higher ingredient costs hurt General Mills' profits
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• Higher ingredient costs hurt General Mills' profits
• Apple working on TV; No more bank failures in 2011?
• Owner of Blondie's in Brooklyn Park dies
• U of M: Surgeon violated ethics policies with Medtronic work
• Tornado not quite a bonanza for contractors 
• Families awarded $1.5M in deaths at Xcel facility
• Motel offers free rooms for Christmas travelers
• 19-day strike ends at Polar Tank Trailer
• Who is the mystery company adding hundreds of jobs in Eagan?
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• Slideshow: See ads created by high-flying Pocket Hercules
• Cargill resumes ground turkey production
• MnDOT claims tally: $1.2M and counting
• Schmidt leads Auggies to win in Puerto Rico
• Il Gatto gone from Calhoun Square  
• N.Y., federal office to cooperate in mortgage probes 
• Lennar to open in Pacific Northwest 
• Local connection to Nevada land sale 
• Crawford takes a leadership post at Mead Metals 
• Ryan promotes Levitt to senior vice president 
• Central Corridor work scaled back for the winter 
• Expansion to add ‘hundreds’ of jobs in Eagan 
• BofA, other banks fall hard in market 
• Officials say Eagan to get 'hundreds of good-paying jobs'
• Buca sues Faegre & Benson over botched eatery chain sale
• Associated Bank closing one MN location
• Twin Cities companies hiring for the SEO Suite
• ECM Publishers buying 32 suburban Twin Cities newspapers
• Gas prices drop below $3 per gallon in some Twin Cities suburbs
• Three MN healthcare providers chosen for new Medicare plan
• UnitedHealth CEO paid 1,737 times average worker
• Weekly performance art openings (12/18/11 - 12/24/11)
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• Overhaul aims to breathe new life into iconic Northrop Auditorium 
• Associated Bank to close 21 offices in three states 
• Future construction contracts down in November 
• Two sizes of iPads for 2012; A list of expensive gifts
• II Gatto restaurant closes in Uptown
• Downtown Minneapolis crime is on the rise
• Multifamily boom cultivates retail/office development
• Feds put Minnesota on short list for nuclear-waste storage
• ‘No incentive to sell; great reasons to buy’
• Delta's discounting of posh sky clubs upsets frequent flyers
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• DWI lawyer sentenced a week after drunken driving arrest
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• Full BCS rankings: 27 teams worse than Gophers
• Auggie Gameday - Basketball!
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• Auggie Gameday - Basketball!
• Minnesota prep hoops: St. Anthony Village stays perfect
• Senior housing wins $11 million in grant giveaway 
• List Leaders: Minnesota Savings & Loan Institutions
• How much green for proposed Minneapolis’ Gateway Park?
• PCi Roads is low bidder for I-35 work 
• Feature on Augsburg's KFAN interns
• Associated Bank closing 21 branches
• Uline breaks ground on huge Hudson facility
• Timberland Partners buys Tulsa complex 
• Early rally fades; market down for the week 
• Burnsville hotel site soon to be cleared 
• Christmas Break
• Day care union fight may fuel right-to-work ballot question 
• Paulucci's Bellisio Foods sold to New York equity firm
• Top Residential Transactions – 4638 W. Lake Harriet Parkway, Minneapolis 
• Hate to brag, but poll says Twin Cities residents are modest
• Ford plant sees final Ranger off line 
• Golden Gopher Examiner bowl preview; Dec. 16-22
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (Dec. 10–16) 
• MN CEOs of VC-backed firms talk about 2012
• Ex-GM Bill Smith returns to Twins
• Just Sold: Company’s move leads to expansion for neighbor 
• Why does Target need Brooklyn Park’s money?
• The sports tax we all pay (and one just for Ramsey County)
• More companies expand blogging operations
• Minnesota Department of Commerce names division leaders 
• Why you shouldn't freak out about Target's worker move
• The 'Saturday before Christmas' is now two Saturdays before Christmas
• Target asks, 'How does that sweater fit, Fido?'
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• Regions Hospital to complete tower for $9.5M
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• St. Louis Park Mann theater may close; developer readies Plan B
• List Leaders: Twin Cities' largest SBA lenders
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• Feds trying to stop Graco's $650M purchase of ITW unit
• Koch resigns as Senate Majority Leader
• Two Loring Park apartment projects ready to go 
• MidCountry Bank signs downtown Minneapolis lease
• Minneapolis touts ‘Downtown East’ potential for stadium 
• County advances $33.75 million dispatch center project 
• Target Field transit project gets $10 million federal gift 
• Senators want to know how Medtronic monitors products
• Arctic Cat recalls snowmobiles
• Analyst: Wells Fargo optimistic it will buy more European assets
• Are Minnesota jobs recovering? Depends on the survey (update)
• MN Commerce Department adds four new leaders
• In search of small manufacturing spaces near light rail 
• Economic news sends stocks slightly higher 
• Survey shows strength of Midwest, Plains 
• Transit station at Target Field gets $10 million from feds
• Ex-Mpls financial firm employee pleads guilty to bank fraud
• Wisconsin court accepts wind farm challenge 
• Holiday hiatus for foreclosures 
• MN lost 14k jobs in November, but jobless rate falls again
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• Antipiracy bills target search engines; e-book sticker shock
• How retailers pick that holiday music everybody loves until they hate it
• Is Best Buy's earnings hit an omen for others?
• Southdale may lose its oldest tenant
• What's hot in holiday retail: Bringing stuff back
• Vikings could get $200M from NFL for stadium
• Minneapolis ponders a plan for old Fuji-Ya site
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• Auggie Gameday - Basketball!
• Allianz names president/CEO 
• Bixby Energy admits to charges ex-officers defrauded investors
• The season of giving: Transit board grants $150 million 
• Target exec: Retailer to keep downtown ‘footprint’ 
• Big ideas for downtown Minneapolis: $2B in upgrades desired by 2025
• Some new faces are in this week's POTW
• Top four teams remain the same in the new polls
• Dissident wins board post at Infinia Bank’s parent (update) 
• Downtown leaders unveil 2025 vision with plans for parks, Vikings
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• Stocks, euro slide as amid Europe worries 
• Slideshow: Mayo breaks ground on proton beam cancer facility
• Legal Matters: Condo/townhome living can lead to unusual disputes
• Wells Fargo grants support home sales in hard-hit areas 
• Off-year deal complicates Minnesota bonding prospects for 2012 
• Top Commercial Transactions – 3711 Kennebec Drive, Eagan 
• Allianz Life names new CEO to replace Bhojwani
• Will NFL resurrect loan program for new Vikings stadium?
• Pentair stock falls after lowering Q4 profit expectations
• Delta: 2012 will be third-consecutive profitable year
• Fire shuts down Grand Avenue business in St. Paul
• UnitedHealth rebounds in customer satisfaction survey
• Study: Twin Cities rank among best regions for business
• $263,000 grant aids solar installation 
• Contractors worry about switch to disadvantaged business enterprises
• Bally Total Fitness: totally over in the Twin Cities 
• Emmer: Hamline reneged on job offer
• Young Facebook holdouts; the state of the party business
• Minnesota winters are a selling point for data centers
• Gander Mountain closing in Maple Grove
• Windsong Farm Golf Club shutting down
• Downtown Council pushing different Vikings stadium site
• Does selling Apple products hurt Best Buy?
• Clark named All-North Region
• Gilmer, Loyd named All-North Region
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• College bowl system loots universities
• UnitedHealth sells ADC campus to NY investor for $50M
• Exclusive: UnitedHealth sells former ADC campus for $50M 
• Welsh begins work on Bridgepoint Business Park 
• Optimism ends at plant door for most firms, survey finds 
• More lenders, lower prices for commercial real estate borrowers 
• On the Boards – Gunflint Lake Cabin
• Padilla takes larger role at Marquette after Stofer's death
• ‘Paint brush-ready’: Dayton should seek $40M for affordable housing
• Big theft, but marginal haul for thief of Target-bound truck
• Wells Fargo tops in customer service for large banks
• Securian names Hilger as new president
• Stocks fade as Fed warns of market strains 
• Baxter International acquires Synovis for $325 million (update) 
• Bluestem Brands signs $135M deal with Quad/Graphics
• Report: Boston Scientific hit by China cyber attack
• Postal Service to delay cutbacks until mid-May 
• Progress Minnesota 2012
• Trooien-owned River Park Plaza headed to foreclosure
• Target Field adds another green accolade
• Another mortgage fraud guilty plea at Cloud 9 Sky Flats
• Baxter buys med-tech firm Synovis for $325 million
• Best Buy's stock tumbles as Q3 profits fell 29 percent
• Apple softens stance on ads; Boeing gets Southwest order
• Layoffs to begin at Verso Paper
• $141M divorce gets even more expensive
• Early-retirement offer could help 3M save cash
• Who's launching new businesses? In many MN cities, Latinos
• Medtronic to pay $23.5M in kickback case
• Ex-Petters exec back on stand: 99% of orders were faked
• With no hit toy, retailers stock cautiously
• Survey points to more pain in construction hiring
• Stocks fall as rating agencies knock euro deal 
• Gannett drops Metromix in Twin Cities
• Foreclosure ahead for Trooien building  
• Lowe’s stands by decision to pull ads 
• HF Financial Corp. faces challenge from investor 
• Audio Production 282 with Special Guest Nels Cline
• Federal report: Home flipping drove housing bubble 
• Bair said to be top pick for foreclosure accord monitor 
• Home sales figures from 2007-10 to be lowered 
• Target shows some of 2,000 gift cards designed over 12 years
• Northcott wants upgrades from AmericInn owners 
• Lehman reportedly seeks bigger stake in Archstone 
• GSP Consulting merges with Duane Morris government group
• Southwest LRT project seeking citizen volunteers 
• Pawlenty joins fifth corporate board
• CiCi's Pizza's only Twin Cities location closes
• Accenture, Deloitte could help Minnesota save money
• Number of Twin Cities homes for sale plummets
• Cassidy Turley to manage St. Louis Park towers
• Twin Cities gas prices drop, nearing 2010 numbers
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• Welcome Week 2012
• Southwest LRT in the market for an office 
• Ordway expansion comes together ‘like a puzzle’ 
• UnitedHealth pledges $50 million to affordable housing 
• Amazon faces Kindle critics; U.S. health system morphs
• Environmental questions for Ford plant site
• Southwest LRT's coming; will jobs follow?
• Famous Dave's debuts fast-casual concept in Eden Prairie
• For patients near death, a new approach by Abbott
• Is TV behind surge in pawn shops?
• Thieves break into Best Buy, make off with 125 iPads
• New safety questions over hot-selling 2-person ATVs
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• First period barrage is enough for Gophers to win
• Minnesota avenges Friday night loss with 6-2 Saturday win
• Valek wins title at St. Cloud State
• Auggies fall to Oles
• Augsburg falls to Central
• Auggies score OT win over CSB
• Michigan Tech takes Friday 3-2 result in a thriller
• Are you ready for some event center? 
• Hasnedl elected new board chairman of CHS
• Twin Cities DWI lawyer arrested on drunken driving charges
• Delta completes sweep of victories in union election rulings
• CBRE’s local office to market Ford plant site in St. Paul 
• Auggie Gameday - Saturday!
• CBRE hired to market St. Paul Ford site
• Sutton admits signing recount debt agreement 
• University of Minnesota new policy delves into prepaid sponsorships (update) 
• Target moving 3,900 workers to Brooklyn Park tech campus
• A look at factors behind Xcel Energy’s pullback 
• Amazon launches new salvo at retail stores, offers 'Price Check' bounty
• Stocks close higher as Europe nears budget pact 
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (Dec. 3–9) 
• Top Residential Transactions – 426 Ferndale Road S., Wayzata 
• Target to move 3,900 workers to Brooklyn Park
• Slideshow: Hyatt Regency Minneapolis $25M upgrade
• C.H. Robinson increases quarterly dividend by 14 percent
• Plant closing reverberates in central Wisconsin 
• Cargill cited by OSHA for 23 'serious' violations
• Capella increases share buyback program
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• Jump in permit fees baffles homebuilders 
• Just Sold: $3 million sale of former Lyndale Garden Center closes 
• GM CEO's blunt approach; Ryan Seacrest on 'Today'?
• List Leaders: Twin Cities commercial property management firms
• List Leaders: Twin Cities office buildings
• Investment execs launching $355M 'green fund'
• Wal-Mart faces new suburban battle, this time in Plymouth
• For tweets, Best Buy gathers a whole flock
• Target gets spotlight in 'Modern Family' episode
• Watching ads pays off for Jingit users
• Metrodome no big money-loser for Vikes, commission says
• Buffett could be player in ResCap reorganization
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• Minnesota Class 2A Boys Basketball Rankings: Week 2
• Weekly performance art openings (12/11/11 - 12/17/11)
• Minnesota Class 1A Boys Basketball Rankings: Week 2
• The Golden Gopher Examiner ranking
• DEED announces aid for exporters 
• Auggies, what do you know about the Nobel Prize?
• U.S. Bank, Wells Fargo ratings drop 
• Urban expert: Light rail is OK, but trolleys are better 
• University of Minnesota officials say they’re open for business 
• Hoop dreams: City still seeks Target Center remake
• Building Blocks – Securian Center
• Replica of house in ‘Up’ has Minnesota airs
• Schwan's Food Co. is laying off Minnesota workers
• Thirteen MN firms get perfect score in LGBT equality ratings
• The MN CEO who's probably most disappointed to see Pujols leave Cards
• UnitedHealth invests $50 million in affordable housing
• Target's Brooklyn Park expansion even bigger than thought
• Pei Wei Asian Diner opening fourth Twin Cities location
• Lack of European bond plan deflates stocks 
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• General Growth projects 2012 increase in FFO 
• FBI searches for bank robber in the Twin Cities
• Ordway unveils plans for new $75M concert hall
• Ecolab buys pest elimination company
• Bubble-era mortgage wave maturing imperils CMBS 
• State has money to help companies enter export market
• CEO: BMO Harris 'on track' with M&I Bank conversion
• Section 8 complex sells for $13.15 million 
• Ameriprise raises quarterly dividend 
• China's 'Best Buys' wrestle with Web; GE/Microsoft target health care
• Auggies, as you head into finals week, be sure to take a little time to slow dow...
• Trustee isn't done chasing Hecker assets
• 'Beer Geeks' TV series will showcase local breweries
• Mayo gets its day in Supreme Court
• Why Buffalo Wild Wings isn't worth as much as Chipotle
• Get 'em to pay cash, Dairy Queen tells franchisees
• Chief stadium legislators may be split over location
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• Megan Bozek wins Player of the Week award
• University of Minnesota to reshape partnerships on intellectual property 
• IRS: Boston Scientific owes $581M in Guidant back taxes
• Study: MN is unfriendly to entrepreneurs
• Ex-Myth nightclub owner sentenced for lying to get bank loan
• New plan for Howe School: reopening 
• Trader Joe’s looking at south Minneapolis site 
• Check it out! Urban Debate League, a program for high school students sponsored...
• St. Paul firm picked for Bottineau study 
• No easy fundraising in med-tech heavy Minnesota (update) 
• Learn about what Jerusalem means to Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and politics o...
• Vintage lock and dam to get rehab, repairs 
• Midwest companies helping military go green
• Sales tax gives Minneapolis a stadium edge
• Augsburg falls to Gustavus
• State site shows jump in job ads 
• Trader Joe's has deal for Lyn-Lake store
• Cargill's sugar chief is replaced
• Iowa governor visits Google, Silicon Valley in search of jobs
• Stocks mixed as traders await Europe news 
• NBA ref and AP settle suit over reporter's tweet
• Welcoming Advent: Auggies, join the community in welcoming the season with Las P...
• Delta wins for third time in disputed union elections
• Group trying to fill vacant storefronts along Central Corridor
• General Mills leads MN firms in annual environmental report
• Explaining a critical call from a critical time in Saturday's Golden Gopher game
• Levine, Polta named to Team of Week
• Rottlund’s fall adds to townhome troubles 
• U of M president pledges business partnership
• Minnesota Orchestra runs biggest deficit in 109-year history
• MN Orchestra taps Wells Fargo executive as board chair
• Gift wrap this! (If you can); photos of 3M's national gift-wrapping contest
• Jeno Paulucci sold his last firm before he died
• CDI buys two MRI centers in Twin Cities
• Three convicted in fraud that judge calls 'jaw-dropping'
• Popular Science highlights MN inventions
• Auggie Gameday - Basketball!
• Minnesota Women's Art Festival 2012
• Schlitz 'Outlaw Country' Holiday Show
• Bob Fletcher's Domestic Dispute
• Did you know President Pribbenow is in Oslo for the Nobel Peace Prize awards cer...
• Gophers hold strong at number two in the new polls
• Capella Tower earns ‘BOMA 360′ honors  
• How about the Armory for fun on Vikings game day?
• Road workers, take heed: Deadline for reflective gear is near 
• Lots of assurances but little action at Elk Run
• Bachmann targeted in Petters-related lawsuit
• Gophers and Huskies go inside the numerical time machine
• What’s next for Jobs2Web and CEO Ken Holec (Q&A)
• Mpls says Metrodome site best choice for Vikings stadium
• Could Greenbody Greenplanet become the next Aveda? 
• Feds correct the value of Cargill's government contracts
• Stocks up on hopes for wider bailout powers 
• Ellison: Corporations are not people
• MN is 6th healthiest state, but binge drinking is a problem
• MOA is most-visited U.S. mall by a wide margin
• Supervalu to supply all Western Beef grocery stores
• Toll Brothers’ 4Q profit falls, tops Wall St. view 
• 3M says 2012 sales may climb 6 percent on acquisitions 
• Wisconsin brownfield bill targets minimum spending 
• Bank of America settles mortgage suit 
• Ex-Petters president Jeffries takes CEO role in tech company
• Jobs2Web bought for $110M; could wind up owned by SAP
• Investors favor top-tier properties, but activity slows from start of 2011
• Fairview to work with website Zipnosis 
• Wal-Mart battle hits India; Harley goes retro
• 3M says profits will grow in 2012
• 'Funkytown' writer on front lines of copyright fight
• Utne Reader moving to Kansas
• Yale picks researchers to study controversial Medtronic product
• Developer gets more time for assisted-living project
• Expanding industrial-parts firm moves from Edina to Burnsville
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• Carl, Smith named All-West Region in football
• Shea adding business outside Minnesota 
• Pawlenty adds Digital River to list of board positions
• Ecolab buys another company — this one from Italy
• Healthcare industry credit unions merge  
• HUD cuts translate to less low-cost housing 
• Auggies remain unbeaten with win over BU
• First phase of St. Paul senior project opens 
• 2011 Songs of the Season
• Fergus Falls scales back dreams for former state hospital 
• Thrivent to help build local Habitat homes 
• ‘Universal access’ playgrounds planned in Twin Cities
• KDWB losing its program director after 17 years
• Call-letter change: Are the Twins moving radio homes?
• Shout out to the College community that participated in Advent Vespers.
• Most-read stories on finance-commerce.com, week of Nov. 28
• Report casts doubt on key Legacy premise 
• Minnesota revenue forecast: good news, for now 
• Developer convicted of bribery wants City Council changes
• Judge puts child-care union vote in a timeout
• IWCO Direct buys marketing services company
• Polta named MIAC Athlete of the Week
• Levine named MIAC Athlete of Week
• No love for MN sports venues in national survey
• Twin Cities gas prices rise for first time in weeks
• Rainbow Foods' parent company planning to go public
• Auggie Gameday - Basketball!
• Minnesota electrical contractors still smarting from shutdown
• Crunch time for Euro; Oil rigs get closer to home
• How Zynga delivered 1M fans to Best Buy
• Nicollet Mall revamp could be in bonding-bill request
• Austin, Minn., insurer ordered to shut down
• Who's on deck at 3M? We may find out this week
• Auggies, as you rush headlong into finals starting next Monday, be sure to slow...
• Mayo patent fight case goes to Supreme Court this week
• Salo now the poster company for treadmill desks
• Ecotravel-tourism pioneer dies at 69
• MN banks get legal win in boy-band Ponzi scheme case
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• List Leaders: Twin Cities foundations and grantmakers
• Gophers on the wrong end of a shutout. lose to UND 3-0
• List Leaders: Twin Cities' largest fundraising events
• Review: Charley’s Aunt revels in a heartfelt farce of cross-dressing chaos
• Minnesota High School Boys Basketball: Dec. 5-10
• President Paul Pribbenow talked about the role of hospitality and justice in the...
• Boys Hoops: Hopkins starts season with 35-point win over Braham
• Minnesota holds on in 3-2 win over Minnesota State not without controversy
• Top line takes care of North Dakota
• Auggies fall 4-1 to Gusties
• Auggies finish 6th at UST
• Polta spurs Auggies past Concordia
• Hennessy scores twice for Auggies
• Levine leads Auggies to win over CC
• Does the name Jacquie Berglund ring a bell? She's a social entrepreneur, the...
• Auggie Gameday - Saturday!
• Minnesota wins 4-2 over Minnesota State in series opener
• Cargill laying off 2,000 employees
• Bus purchase brings BRT line closer to operational 
• Minnesota Class 4A Boys Basketball Rankings: Preseason
• Minnesota Class 3A Boys Basketball Rankings: Preseason
• Small apartments drawing big interest 
• Minnesota Class 2A Boys Basketball Rankings: Preseason
• Video: Flash mob brings holiday cheer to Carlson School
• Minnesota Class 1A Boys Basketball Rankings: Preseason
• Auggies fall to No. 7 Gusties
• Central Minnesota counties plan unified future 
• High-profile startup Miromatrix raises $2 million
• Minneapolis lawyer suspended by state Supreme Court
• Garrison Keillor moving bookstore to larger space
• Email Jeff.Moores@Rasmussen.edu for more information on this fantastic opportuni...
• Stock market closes best week since 2009 
• Restored Union Depot seeking occupants 
• Check out photos from this year's Velkommen Jul.
• 3M participates in $4B federal green jobs program
• Dayton to meet with American Crystal executives, union
• Target considers Brooklyn Park expansion (updated)
• Granite City's COO resigns
• We write, you respond: November reader comments roundup 
• Top Residential Transactions – 77 Monarch Way, North Oaks
• Ohio manufacturer to open plant in Owatonna 
• Jobless rate drops to lowest since 2009 
• Chart Industries to create 100 MN jobs at new plant
• Man sentenced for bilking Minnesota bank of $1 million
• Weekly performance art openings (12/04/11 - 12/10/11)
• Analyst: Apple TV will cost twice as much as competitors
• Fall Graduation
• Soccer teams earn NSCAA Team Academic Awards
• Star Tribune keen to sell land near Metrodome
• Dow commits $17 million to University of Minnesota 
• Slideshow: the last days of St. Paul's Ford plant
• Polar Tank workers go on strike
• India's Videocon wants to sell retail chain stake to Best Buy
• Business majors may pay more at U of M
• Old Hamm's brewery could become fish farm
• MF Global bankruptcy leaves scars on MN farmers
• Pioneering architect Elizabeth Close dies at 99
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• List Leaders: Largest Twin Cities cultural nonprofits
• List Leaders: Twin Cities' largest civic nonprofits
• Auggie Gameday - Hockey!
• Minnesota Dept. of Commerce: Payday lenders failed to get licenses 
• Minnesota Prep Hoops: Boys season officially tips this weekend
• Property taxes: Commercial owners nicked for state budget deal 
• New year brings new fees for building crafts 
• Zipnosis inks deal with Fairview
• Less talk and more action for Greater MSP (update) 
• In war on potholes, robot patching gets a tryout 
• How bankruptcy can help co-owners get rid of TICs
• December surprise: Minnesota has unexpected $876 million surplus (update) 
• CHS spending $350 million to buy oil refinery
• Xcel to spend $438M to meet environmental requirements
• Building Blocks – Centennial Lakes Office Park
• Wells Fargo CEO wants to lend more, but doesn't have demand
• Stocks waver a day after biggest rally in 2 years 
• Powl sold to Canadian company
• Target has deal to test eco-friendly fiber on towels, sheets
• Just Sold: Deal for Chevy’s, neighbor of MOA, called a ‘win-win’ 
• Report: Vikings to release McNabb
• Auggies, need a little break from the studies? Watch alum Sama Sandy '08 dress a...
• Ohio venture-capital firm opens Twin Cities office
• Ecolab gets Chinese approval, closes on Nalco deal
• Pleasant surprise: Reports say state has $876M surplus
• Netflix 'broken'; Boeing makes labor peace
• What went wrong at Christopher & Banks?
• Figure in Bixby fraud case under new scrutiny
• Former Odd Fellows building in Rochester sells for $5.3M
• University Ave. reopens (almost)
• Proposed intersection project irks Landfall 
• Target plans big push on toys
• Best Buy recalls overheating iPhone battery cases
• Wilf draws jeers for buying $19M NYC home
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• 'He said, she said' arguments surround the choice of the Vikings' new stadium
• Spooner gets awarded by WCHA
• Stofer strategically built real estate legacy
• Toro increases quarterly dividend
• Move by central banks exhilarates Wall Street 
• New Data Sciences CEO was top executive at Otto Bock
• Auditor finds room for improvement on Legacy funds 
• Penn-Plymouth properties need a proposal 
• ‘Amazon tax’ on online sales to get push in ’12 session 
• State GOP confronts debt load heading into 2012  
• Hines leads Auggies to victory over SJU
• Contracts to buy homes up in October 
• Auggies, will you be going to the Nobel Peace Prize Forum in March 2012? The key...
• Claim over 35W bridge collapse can proceed 
• MN firm named to Forbes list of "promising" companies
• Google Chairman Schmidt lauds Minneapolis entrepreneurship
• National Retail Properties prices stock offering 
• Mortgage index down 12% last week 
• St. Paul Harley dealer wins ruling on new sales rules
• Shareholders approve Ecolab purchase of Nalco
• List: 30 ex-Petters employees agree to pay back $8.5M
• New customer wins boost RedBrick Health
• MN firm among 10 to receive marketing support from Deluxe
• Check out this Dragon Dance! (Thanks, Augsburg College Homemade, for sharing.)
• Woman charged with threatening Target, other businesses
• Contractors see uptick in tenant improvements, renovations 
• U.S. Bank rolls out lockbox platform 
• FaceBook reaches privacy deal; Pfizer faces new Lipitor rivals
• Will 'pig wings' fly with diners?
• Burnsville ingredient maker wants to expand in Farmington
• Things must be better: We're making garbage
• Older workers lagging in recovery
• County OKs merger of HCMC, physicians' group
• Expansion in works at Maple Grove Hospital
• Vikings will meet with Minneapolis on stadium
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• Levesque returns as CEO of Aetrium, Pollock out
• Auggie Gameday - Basketball!
• Deputy Dan Ruettiman's suicide rocks Ramsey County Sheriff's Department
• 24th Annual Reindeer Run
• The Boy Scouts' Police Problem
• Slideshow: Cargill's $5M rice donation makes 23-day trip
• WCHA teams own half of the polls this week
• Refrigeration company acquires similar business 
• Mavericks and Gophers go under the numerical microscope
• S&P lowers Wells Fargo credit rating, leaves US Bank alone
• Wells Fargo, US Bancorp doing well based on market cap
• LRT moves to take 2 more properties on University 
• Marquette CEO Stofer remembered as ‘brilliant’ (update)
• If you're in the Fargo area check out an exhibit by Rasmussen students 12/3 - 1/...
• Tax credits to help finance homeless vet housing at Fort Snelling 
• Pohlads will use team of execs to fill Stofer's role
• Apartment plan nixed in White Bear Lake 
• IPR Class Helps Non-Profit Record Holiday CD
• Christopher & Banks closing two Minnesota locations
• Confidence index, Europe send stocks mostly higher 
• Crave to open seventh location next month
• Feds accuse Cargill of favoring male, Asian job applicants
• City as concierge: a case study in Brooklyn Park 
• Auggies, you can hear from global thinkers and Nobel Laureates this March at the...
• Kodiak Coffee in Forest Lake joins Deluxe project 
• Boardinghouses no more: Family sells properties near U 
• Chesney/McGraw concert has major-league ticket prices
• Scary demographics notwithstanding, state demographer remains eternal optimist 
• Boyd Stofer, Twin Cities real estate leader, dies suddenly
• Carlson & Stewart buys another refrigeration company
• Haege, Phillips in Aztec Bowl on Saturday
• Read about Auggie Ben Yawakie, a biology and chemistry major, who plans to becom...
• Congratulations: The Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education recently granted...
• Redesigning the bank branch: institutions try to lure back customers 
• American Airlines parent files Ch. 11; Facebook eyes $10B IPO
• Target faces union push by Canadian Zeller's workers
• Why Target's CEO spent Thanksgiving night at Best Buy
• To celebrate Cyber Monday, feds raid counterfeit e-shops
• Aisle or window? That'll be extra
• Block E casino plans worry downtown businesses
• Now arriving: More airport electronics stores
• N.D. sues to sell coal power in MN, but who's buying?
• Capital One doubling down in Sioux Falls
• Wal-Mart plan shot down in Chanhassen
• Math help needed!
• Minneapolis Underground Film Festival 2011
• Gophers sweep Harvard with 7-3 win
• Care center project faces rejection in Bloomington 
• Delta Air Lines wins another dispute over union elections
• Report: Twin Cities’ life sciences cluster in the middle of the pack 
• Minnesota Vikings’ financing plan draws skepticism
• New name and office for Himle PR firm 
• Capital Safety sold for $1.1 billion
• Trylon Premiere Tuesdays: Dragonslayer
• Real estate pros a little edgier about prospects 
• How to protect your company’s online reputation
• Central Corridor construction update, week of Nov. 24–Dec. 2 
• Stocks soar on big shopping weekend, Europe  
• Man who died in helicopter crash was developer, businessman
• PR firm Himle Horner changes name, moves offices
• Wisconsin lawmaker proposes tax bypass for building materials 
• MakeMusic buys Internet music software company
• From hockey’s rough-and-tumble, a company is born 
• Childcare providers to sue to stop union election
• Thomas Horty, founder of Horty Elving architects, dies
• Bring on The Education: Walt Chancellor’s “Funk 101″ @ DIY 360 this Friday
• AdvisorNet moving HQ within downtown Minneapolis
• Twin Cities gas prices near $3 per gallon
• Minneapolis commercial real estate pros less optimistic
• Royston earns Co-Defensive Player of the Week honors
• Hey, Auggies. If you get a chance, tune into MPR this morning at 11 a.m. to hear...
• Read about one of the nine Auggies inducted during Homecoming to the Hall of Fam...
• Reproduction of carpet impresses fans of Swedish Institute
• Zynga risks talent drain; Fed made secret loans to banks
• Who won Black Friday?
• Can St. Paul Macy's make it to 2013?
• No bonuses, again, at Marvin Windows
• Mayo Clinic has it in for Rochester's crows
• Vikings: Let us pay our income taxes to stadium fund
• How gluten-free foods became big business for General Mills
• NBA teams, players reach deal to restart season
• The man behind Kenny Chesney's brand
• Hhgregg shopping for Twin Cities sites
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• Best of the 2011 Minnesota Prep Bowl
• Weekly performance art openings (11/27/11 - 12/03/11)
• Ladies hold off Harvard for 2-1 vicctory
• Spartans and Gophers end series with 4-4 tie at Munn
• Gray, defense lead Golden Gophers to season ending victory
• NBA agreement may put Wolves back on floor by end of year
• Minnesota Class 5A football championship: Eden Prairie outlasts Wayzata 13-3
• Pamisano clutches 4-3 MSU victory over Gophers
• Minnesota Class 2A football championship: Caledonia repeats with shutout win
• Minnesota Class 2A football championship: Caledonia repeats with shutout win
• Mankato industrial building sold for $3.75 million 
• Midnight Black Friday openings attract young men
• November finds fewer housing units in the works 
• A look at how LRT could change the Capitol area 
• Minnesota Nine-Man football championship: Edgerton/Ellsworth wins first title
• Golden Gophers vs. Fighting Illini preview
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (Nov. 19–25) 
• Class 4A state football championship preview: Bemidji vs. Rocori
• Will pricey new Twin Cities apartments pay off?
• Minnesota’s ‘energy geek’: Ex-Sen. Anderson now in charge of patrolling policy 
• Building Blocks – Butler Square 
• Buying a car? Tool compares carbon footprints, costs
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• Class 5A state football championship preview: Wayzata vs. Eden Prairie
• Food entrepreneur Jeno Paulucci dies; popularized pizza rolls
• Class 3A state football championship preview: St. Croix Lutheran vs. Fairmont
• Extended families inspire housing niche 
• Commoner. Entrepreneur. Those are two words that describe one Auggie. Read how R...
• Happy Thanksgiving from Finance & Commerce 
• Local tax bills could climb 4.7 percent statewide 
• Kessel gets WCHA weekly honors
• Target negotiating to sell its credit-card debt
• Buca's HQ going to Florida, costing Minneapolis 45 jobs
• Auggies, wishing you a break filled with joy and gratitude, friends and family.
• CHS buys Israeli company for $133 million
• Refi package includes St. Louis Park hotel 
• Buca di Beppo headquarters moving to Florida
• Dayton family sells house to Dean Phillips for $3.2M
• Thanksgiving is big business in MN, the king of turkeys
• Superior Plating seeking Chapter 11 protection (update) 
• Delta Air Lines app lets you track your bags from the air
• Tom Petters' venture capital company is sold for $600,000
• Ex-Medtronic CEO Hawkins makes deal with Ex-NWA CEO Dasburg
• Christmas shopping money: Hormel gives out record bonuses
• Critics question merits of HMO bidding process 
• Superior Plating files bankruptcy, has deal to sell land
• St. Thomas Law School dean to retire 
• Inside the numbers previews Gophers trip to see Sparty in East Lansing
• Top Residential Transactions – 4750 Baycliffe Road, Minnetrista
• The value of hard work: First-year honors student and athlete Shelby Vogel talks...
• U.S. Bank launches mobile upgrades 
• St. Cloud facing turbulence on air service dreams 
• 8 Auggies named All-MIAC football
• Nokia Siemens venture to cut 17,000 jobs; how to avoid turkey infernos
• Small retailers campaign to get a piece of holiday sales
• Business Journal closed Thursday, Friday
• Wells Fargo hiring in Sioux Falls
• Delta's international cuts include Shanghai route
• Hearing aid maker expanding in Eagan
• Black Friday: Movies, giveaways, laser shows, maybe some shopping
• Edina Realty clashes with aggregator sites
• The Nobel Peace Prize Forum is a chance to hear from international and national...
• Anoka wants $2M for almost getting the Vikings
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• Class 2A state championship preview: Caledonia vs. Moose Lake-Willow River
• The Boy Scouts' Police Problem
• North Minneapolis tornado victims have been forgotten
• Class 1A state championship preview: Mahnomen vs. Dawson-Boyd
• Nine-Man state title preview: Edgerton/Ellsworth vs. Wheaton/Herman-Norcross
• $64 million paid in tornado insurance claims 
• Auggies move to 2-0 with win over North Central
• Minnesota second in BOTH polls now
• Auggies begin season with win over North Central
• Target hires new chief for its fledgling website
• Just Sold: Lander, partner pay $1.4 million for former condo site 
• Next year’s loans at this year’s rates 
• CB2 opening soon at Calhoun Square
• Report: MnDOT spent $2.3M on shutdown (update) 
• Missions Conference 2012
• More mortgage fraud: Man sentenced in $35M, 200-home scheme
• Xcel says new wind-power buy is cheapest yet
• Forbes: MN is a good place to do business, but N.D. better
• Pace Analytical buys environmental testing company
• Stocks slide as U.S. growth estimate slips 
• Entrepreneurial: Mentor program helps owners with growth and succession
• MMB: Net cost of three-week government shutdown around $5 million 
• Auggies, check out this photo collection from The Dark Truth About Chocolate. Th...
• Kocherlakota urges Fed not to target jobs 
• FDIC: Bank earnings highest in 4 years 
• Developer plans to raze hotel near new Burnsville Walmart
• Valspar profits skyrocket with promises of more for 2012
• Famous Footwear closing 145 locations
• Winter 2012 Schedules are to be released today. Check the student portal and con...
• Fed: Slow pace for gains at local banks 
• UnitedHealth buys $2B Medicare insurer
• Web war: Real estate aggregators aggravate Edina Realty
• Hormel profits drop, revenue rises
• BoA told to get stronger; a China trade deficit?
• UnitedHealth buying XLHealth
• Even Cyber Monday is arriving early
• Medtronic's sales and profits grow
• Meet the beer retailer who pushed for Minneapolis alcohol ordinance
• Highway 1 project under way in Ely 
• Best Buy edging into Redbox DVD-rental space
• Mayo changes MOA-site name (also, it's opening early)
• Central Corridor businesses: Aid outweighed by 'ruckus'
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• Auggie Gameday - Wrestling!
• The Katinas Lead Worship at NCU
• Fitch affirms Green Tree ratings 
• Next stage of Roseau flood project moves forward (update) 
• Historic rehab tax credits help to boost construction jobs (update)
• Pool workers at L.A. Fitness overcome by vapor cloud
• Banks still face tough slog, Minneapolis Fed says
• AllOver Media buys Minneapolis truckside advertising company
• Black Friday petition delivered to Target HQ
• IPR Visits Local High Schools Weekly
• U.S. Bancorp stock: Hedge funds buying, CFO selling
• Seagate wins $525M in trade secret case
• Minnesota’s plans for high-speed rail include Milwaukee 
• When women build: More female engineering majors at U 
• Did your password make the list of the Top 25 worst?
• Report to tally price of state’s 20-day shutdown 
• Central Corridor construction update, week of Nov. 19-23 
• October home sales up 1.4 percent 
• Xcel investigates nuclear shutdown 
• Time, network change for next Vikings home game
• Twin Cities auto dealer Jeff Belzer dies
• U.S. commercial property prices dip 
• Campbell Mithun wins health insurance account
• L.A. Fitness buying all MN Bally locations
• Light rail vision takes shape in Twin Cities suburbs
• Allianz chooses new chief investment officer 
• Markets slide on deficit-panel gloom; retailing apps grow
• Who's really running 'disadvantaged' businesses?
• New security causes Vikings delays; fans upset
• Merchants Bank buys former Rosemount National site
• Timberland opens in Calhoun Square, CB2 on the way
• Local artists get a place in the Walker Arts Center (store)
• Black Friday's bets: What's at stake for Target, Best Buy, Amazon
• Target, Lunds, McDonald's drop Sparboe Farms over video
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• Sweep over UNH has Gophers looking strong
• Minnesota state football semifinals: Wayzata advances with victory over Cretin
• Minnesota earns second straight split with 5-0 drubbing of SCSU
• Minnesota state football semifinals: Caledonia shuts out Warroad 37-0
• Minnesota state football semifinals: Saturday's afternoon games
• New Hampshire is rudely welcomed in blowout
• Auggies fall 4-1 to Blazers
• Golden Gophers unable to overcome mistakes in loss to Wildcats
• Minnesota state football semifinals: Saturday's morning games
• Hlavac leads Auggies at Macalester
• Although the economy is starting to pick back up and grow again, it may not feel...
• Auggie Gameday - Hockey!
• Report: Wells Fargo plans IT cuts; Are MN jobs targeted?
• Feds side with Delta in dispute over union election
• Minnesota state football semifinals: Friday's late games
• Gophers fall 4-3 despite effort coming late in Friday game
• Golden Gophers vs. Wildcats preview
• Defining scope of Wirth Park construction work 
• Auggies score 5-4 win over Blazers
• Minnesota state football semifinals: Friday afternoon's games
• IPR and Jackie Lee Robinson Day: A Legacy of a Life Well Lived
• Auggies roll past Northland
• Big Rottlund challenge: Sell lots of lots 
• Downtown, southwest office markets see gains
• Stocks hold steady as Europe worries ease 
• Lending in Twin Cities shows no sign of life 
• Royce leads Auggies at St. Kate's-Concordia Dual
• Midwest banks better than they look, regulator says 
• Block E silent investor Kessler steps forward
• Minneapolis allows breweries near churches
• Hines Global REIT buying Seattle’s Fisher Plaza 
• Rochester City Council to vote on Civic Center expansion
• Slideshow: Can the Midwest become "Robotics Alley"?
• State runs out of angel tax credits
• NCU Teams Perform Well This Fall
• Report: Developers try to lure Target to downtown Phoenix
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (Nov. 12–18) 
• Seven small-town post offices closing 
• Ford Center developers finish tax credit package 
• Crime's cost: Feds collect $340M in MN for fines, restitution
• Trio of restaurants won't open at West End after all
• Sbarro pizza gets court approval to exit bankruptcy
• $2.4B for high-speed train from Twin Cities to Milwaukee
• Auggies, there are some good productions happening this weekend on campus. Fir...
• Automakers' weight-loss efforts; 200 arrested in Occupy clashes
• Betty Crocker's rising image online
• Best Buy boosts holiday spending
• Mondale to Minneapolis: Pick one stadium site
• Target to sell off Zellers' pharmacy business
• Food trucks take it inside
• AECOM has stadium plan, but no client  
• Just Sold: In St. Louis Park, a manufacturer expands  
• Hug a Financial Officer Day: Hardest-Working CFO List, plus our awards
• Recruiters line up to talk with Ford workers
• Auggie Gameday - Hockey!
• Internet company gets $14M seized by feds
• Developer plans new offices near Guthrie
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• Suspension cost MTS Systems at least $15M
• Feds return $14M to Internet company
• Minneapolis Downtown Council looks for new leader  
• Statistics suggest slow improvement in job market 
• Stocks sink; Spain becomes latest worry 
• U.S. housing starts down slightly in October 
• Republicans pitch property tax relief 
• UBS downsizing investment bank unit  
• Medtronic to sell Physio-Control unit for $487M  
• Architectural fellow will work on Central Corridor issues  
• Amber Woods contractors going to court  
• Home loan delinquencies continue to fall 
• Business Journal announces CFO of the Year awards
• Medtronic gets OK for pain-fighting, motion-sensing technology
• Rottlund Homes going out of business
• Math problem: What do you get when you have 233 grade school kids with developme...
• Go figure: MN loses jobs, but unemployment rate drops
• Six MN CEOs ranked among best at creating wealth
• Allianz names new chief investment officer
• Ad agency Olson hires first chief strategy officer
• FREE Call of Duty TOURNAMENT!
• MN agriculture firms have given $2M to Ag Committee members
• GAMING CLUB Launch!
• Auggies, thanks for taking the Give to the Max challenge! See how you did here:...
• Lander returns with three apartment projects
• Ernst to manage construction for Ryan 
• Google, Microsoft take on 'Marriage Act'; the art of unboxing
• The days of sales-tax-free Web sales could be numbered
• Give to the Max day raises $13 million
• Project Skyway draws some barbs from first 'class'
• Target: Black Friday petitioner already had the day off
• Polaris plugs in another e-vehicle deal
• Where the art is: Largest local galleries ranked
• Buffalo Wild Wings buying out 15 franchises
• Former NWA flight attendants lose wage fight with Delta
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• Law stops one Best Buy from Black Friday midnight opening
• Minnesota prep football state semifinals preview
• Not wanting to go to college immediately after high school is completely underst...
• It's not to late to Give to the Max, Auggies....
• ReconRobotics robot honored in Popular Science 
• Minnesota back up to number two in one poll
• Buffalo Wild Wings buys franchises
• Brooklyn Park apartment complex sells for $15 million 
• Target says petitioning staffer already had Black Friday off
• Eagan lands large data center project 
• Polaris buys another electric vehicle maker
• HUD grants $29 million to low-income senior projects in state 
• Rye Delicatessen & Bar opens in Minneapolis 
• Twin Cities hotels filling; rates starting to climb
• Ex-NWA flight attendants lose wage battle with Delta
• Are You a Horn Player? Eddie Ciletti Needs Your Help!
• Rebranding 3M: beyond Post-It Notes
• Small business, big issues: How much legal counsel does your startup need?
• Golden Gophers and Huskies set to go inside the numbers
• Hennepin, Minneapolis largely on sidelines in Vikings stadium push, for now 
• Delta Dental names ex-Angeion chief new CEO
• Developer wants Block E in stadium funding mix 
• Target surprises on sales, profits
• Survey: Twin Cities holiday shoppers to spend more this year
• Verizon is expanding 4G coverage in the Twin Cities
• N.C. company plans $75M data center in Eagan
• Wilcox buys Wally McCarthy dealership in Forest Lake
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• Just Sold: Rental company plans to consolidate after $3 million deal 
• Family business: Father, son left CBRE to establish boutique brokerage 
• Occupy protest creeps back to park; Facebook faces porn attack
• Target's Q3 beats Street expectations
• Peterson Milla Hooks tapped by J.C. Penney
• Life Time Fitness buys rival clubs in three states
• NBA players sue league in L.A., Mpls.
• The new retirement age? Try 80
• UnitedHealth may bid billions for chronic-care provider
• Ramsey in line for Northstar rail station
• 2020 Partners unveil renderings of Minneapolis Vikings stadium
• Horst Rechelbacher spends $7M on Minneapolis condo
• Auggies Give: Last year on Give to the Max day, Augsburg students, alumni, paren...
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• WCCO Duck Dog Story
• Securian ramps up retail distribution 
• NBA players sue owners in federal court in Minneapolis
• Fever dips for hotel acquisitions in 2011 
• Greenleaf, 1800 Lake apartments ready to rent
• Richfield Kmart property sells; LA Fitness on the way 
• Life Time Fitness buys centers in three states
• Laser procedure spurs growth at Vein Clinic, others 
• Small Business Resource Guide – November 2011
• More MOA stores to open at midnight on Black Friday; we have the list
• How small businesses can find the space and the furnishings
• Rixmann a growing force among political donors 
• Stocks rise on Italy optimism, retail sales 
• Artspace building 6-story HQ that includes a roof farm
• Websites that work harder for your business
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• Dayton orders union vote for child-care workers
• Heir to Cargill empire dies
• Nash Finch returns to city where it started 126 years ago
• UnitedHealth's Optum forms health care institute
• Sign up now for the ultimate tournament!
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• Central Corridor heavy construction to take a winter break
• Capella University announces layoffs
• Disney buys mom-blog; Wal-Mart misses estimate
• Minneapolis parks panel adds design meeting 
• Roto-Rooter sued over sales practices
• N.D. oil boom strains state's health care
• Bigger Walmart planned in Blaine
• What comes after the Metrodome?
• Wind-power exec bashes U.S. 'boom-and-bust' policy
• Ranking Minnesota's biggest corporate givers
• What retailers want for Christmas: An e-commerce chief
• Contact Improv, Minneapolis Chapter 2011
• Dorothy Day Center wins ‘makeover’ 
• Graves hits the hotel stage in Brooklyn 
• Apartment projects pop up in Twin Cities suburbs 
• Top Women in Finance: Beth Bird — Eide Bailly (2007 honoree) 
• Top Women in Finance: Kim Brown — JNBA Financial Advisors (2009 honoree) 
• Top Women in Finance: Denise Doll-Kiefer — SALO (2009 honoree) 
• Top Women in Finance: Nikki Foster — Sunrise Community Banks (2009 honoree) 
• Top Women in Finance: Karen Grandstrand — Fredrikson & Byron (2003 honoree) 
• Special Section: Top Women in Finance 2011
• Top Women in Finance: Kate Kelly — Minnesota Bank & Trust (2009 honoree) 
• Cargill joins local sale-leaseback trend
• Target employee fights Thanksgiving midnight opening
• Business owners could see property tax relief
• NBA players reject offer, plan to decertify union
• Vacant Fort Snelling buildings to house homeless veterans
• Bloomquist promoted to executive director of Medica Research Institute
• Target planning second CityTarget in Los Angeles
• Trylon Premiere Tuesdays: Sleep Furiously
• Target's Bullseye is prolific, but does he compare to Santabear?
• MN IPO watch: BioAmber files, Bluestem to start trading
• CHS sets records for sales, profits
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• 2011-12 Men's Basketball Preview
• PCL donates to Twin Cities charities 
• Buffet builds IBM stake, is 'startup crunch' a myth?
• Much of Vikings' stadium 'contribution' comes from elsewhere
• Minnesota's largest wineries
• Doctors protest Delta's anti-vaccine in-flight ad
• Is Target shifting grants to larger markets?
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• Could Timberwolves franchise collapse? Blog runs the numbers
• Clouqet mill getting $170M upgrade for textile markets
• Big G scored with 'magic brownie' viral ad; expect more
• U.S. Bank makes Newsweek’s list of green companies  
• Cargill, others shopping sale-leaseback deals 
• List Leaders: Minnesota Wineries
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• Report: Housing groups struggle against foreclosures wave 
• Review: Silent Night derives a universal harmony from our shared humanity
• Around the state: Minnesota state football quarterfinals
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• Minnesota impressively splits border war in Wisconsin with 4-1 Saturday win
• Golden Gophers fail to reclaim Axe
• U.S. women crush Finland, await Canada in championship game
• Auggie women compete at NCAA regional
• Auggies fall to Royals
• Auggie men 17th at Central Regional
• Auggies fall 4-2 to Wildcats
• Third-quarter surge vaults Mankato West to state semifinals
• Gophers fall short in 3-1 opening night in Madison as Badgers play lights out
• Aldi opening Columbia Heights store  
• Berthold scores twice in Auggie win
• Designer of Epic Systems campus says measuring results is key 
• General Mills CMO: Expect more Cheech & Chong-type marketing
• No light rail crossing for I-94 bridge
• Rochester’s Marriot Mayo hotel finishes renovation 
• Bigger, better burn unit debuts at HCMC 
• Top Residential Transactions – 4624 Moorland Ave., Edina 
• Photos: Vikings release more renderings of proposed Arden Hills stadium
• The life of a Twin Cities CEO
• Judge backs Big Stone haze reduction upgrade 
• Minneapolis school bonds rated AA  
• Stillwater span clears U.S. Senate committee 
• For developers, more community benefits agreements in the future 
• Dolfish cancel show; the Farewell Circuit steps in
• Creative business cards: Are they worth the expense?
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• Christopher & Banks is closing 100 stores
• Auggie Gameday - Hockey!
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• Will shoppers reject Black Thursday?
• State: Lutsen can take water from low-running trout stream
• More new moms get paid leave — if they've got college degrees
• Police investigate Cedar Towing on overcharging report
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• Talking turkey as State Fair eatery opens stores
• As midcentury fire stations age out, construction market heats up 
• Beer here: Minnesota brewery business ramps up
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• Golden Gophers and Badgers set to battle for Paul Bunyan’s Axe
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• Progress in European debt sends stocks up 
• U.S. women fall to Canada, 3-1
• Sun to set on renewable grants for commercial properties 
• High bids leave visitor center project in limbo 
• Ramsey County lines up stadium land buy 
• Prices still declining in local home market
• A historic debate growing about preservation rules
• Unemployment aid hits 7-month low, trade gap falls 
• Building Blocks — Alliance Bank Center 
• Foreclosure activity hit 7-month high in October  
• Ramsey County has deal for Vikings stadium site
• Expanded metro area opens door for GOP gains 
• Wal-Mart pushes Black Friday back into Thanksgiving
• Olympic gold medalist Roger Christian dies; he also owned Christian Brothers Hockey
• Delta flyers may get faster trips through security at MSP
• 3 Auggies named Academic All-District
• Comcast adding 150 jobs in Twin Cities
• Twin Cities home prices continue year-long fall
• 3 Auggies earn MIAC honors
• 7 earn MIAC men's soccer honors
• Minneapolis BOMA names new director
• More Twin Cities historic sites get preservation funding
• Lifetouch buys competitor Olan Mills
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• Greater Twin Cities United Way News - Every One Counts Essay Contest Winners
• Minnesota prep football state quarterfinals preview
• The Burlesque Exotica Emporium
• Life Time Turkey Day 5K
• NFL debate moves to Minneapolis courtroom as players union decertifies
• Restoration Hardware on Grand Ave. in St. Paul is closing
• MN 38th in nation in job creation
• Lines form for iPad2 debut
• Delta cancels nearly half of Japan flights due to earthquake
• Wis. governor signs budget-repair bill
• Platinum Equity to buy, renovate U of M Radisson
• MN firms affected by Japan earthquake
• Hawkins CEO John Hawkins dies at age 59
• Tweet this: Minneapolis ranks 4th in social media
• Xcel prepares Black Dog for flooding
• St. Cloud center expands; still needs funding
• Sunday-liquor bill gets first hearing
• Pay raises for Polaris, Deluxe, Winmark CEOs
• Wisconsin legislature passes Walker union bill
• Wal-Mart considers buying small stores
• Latest U of M regents bloc: Ex-legislators
• Patrick's Cabaret Presents Singer/Songwriter Series by Drew Peterson
• Target loses another executive: CFO Scovanner to retire
• MnDOT using ground penetrating radar to inspect bridges
• Former official at DEED returns 
• No spine spinoff for Medtronic, CEO says
• Thought TouchPad was dead? Best Buy brings it back
• Can food trucks survive the winter?
• Imagine there's no Metrodome
• $70,000 can't land a carrier for St. Cloud
• 3M experiments with micro-needles for vaccines
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• Bar Louie opening in Uptown's MoZaic
• Wells Fargo debuts service for super-rich
• LarsonAllen merging with Clifton Gunderson, doubling firm size
• Tomcikova shuts down Gophers
• Bar Louie to open at MoZaic project
• Lyman Lumber acquired by BlackEagle Partners 
• HealthEast clinic taking Borders space in St. Paul 
• Minnesota startup has Anser for lonely pets 
• Met Council’s Haigh sticks by analysis of Vikings stadium timetable
• Central Corridor construction update, week of Oct. 29–Nov. 4  
• Financing piece in place for Schmidt brewery project 
• Eide Bailly opens new downtown Minneapolis office
• Xcel's Monticello plant full operational again
• Supervalu shifting money from store openings to remodels
• Ugly end to historic October on Wall Street 
• Tap House owner plans 2nd location
• Medtronic stent gets FDA approval
• Star Tribune expects $4M in extra revenue from paywall
• Be The Match at Augsburg on Wednesday
• Cheerleading tryouts on Nov. 2
• The serious business of selling a synagogue 
• Crumbling bridges’ $140 billion tab leaves business paying price 
• Startup that Michigan lured from MN shuts down
• Joe Senser's Restaurant in Eagan closes
• Bankrupt Lyman Lumber auctioned off for $23M
• Wettstein named Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week
• Trylon Premiere Tuesdays: Summer Pasture
• Weekly Twin Cities gas prices
• SBA makes refinancing program more accessible, generous 
• Fitch rates new Hennepin issues AAA 
• For many Ford workers, the 'what now?' question
• Herman Cain's career includes stint at Pillsbury
• Dominant in e-prescriptions, Surescripts looks to next step
• Threatening suits, landowners drive up Central Corridor costs
• More Timberwolves games canceled as lockout talks stalll
• Wells Fargo backs off $3 debit-card fee
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• St. Paul salon sets up shop at West End
• Mall of America, Target will open at midnight Black Friday
• "What the Hell is a Male Feminist?" For starters, it's the title of Wednesday's...
• Around the State: Minnesota Prep Football Section Semifinals
• Auggies score 5-2 win over Finlandia
• Auggies Give Back: On Thursday, students, staff and faculty are encouraged to re...
• Minnesota survives late scare to win over UAA 3-1 and sweep Seawolves
• Defense dominates in Totino-Grace shutout victory over White Bear Lake
• Auggie Gameday - Hockey!
• Gophers outlast Bemidji State
• Floyd stays; Gophers upset Hawkeyes
• Auggies open season with 4-4 tie
• Auggies close season with victory
• Auggies claim MIAC playoff berth
• Auggies split at BLC triangular
• Tesema 14th at MIAC Championships
• Auggies top Macalester 31-23
• Women's cross country 11th at MIAC meet
• Minnesota makes impressive early showing in Anchorage with 5-0 win
• Free Arts Minnesota News - October 27, 2011
• Auggie Gameday - Saturday!
• Wells Fargo drops plans to charge debit card fees
• Low bid for Hwy 56 work is $6.3 million 
• Swimmers compete at UST Relays
• NBA cancels more games, costing Wolves eight home contests
• Auggies score sweep of Pipers
• Mall of America joins Black Friday midnight movement
• Golden Gophers vs. Hawkeyes preview
• Building trades on Vikings stadium: ‘Just build it’
• Crying Wilf: Minnesota Vikings’ move out of state is unlikely 
• Phresh Salon expands to West End
• Play being staged at still-for-sale Hollywood Theater 
• IPR to Celebrate the Life of Late Co-Founder Jack Robinson, November 11th
• Minneapolis entrepreneur wins dinner with Obama
• University of Minnesota bolsters wind energy research effort 
• Leinenkugel rolling out four Big Eddy beers
• Stocks finish mixed after Thursday’s big rally 
• Design & Graphics Technology Department improves facility through donations, industry partnerships
• Target opening at 12 a.m. Black Friday, will hold back crowds
• Another Land O'Lakes price-fixing suit targets dairy herd slaughters
• Obama takes more steps on own to help businesses 
• Auggie Gameday - Hockey/Volleyball!
• MidCountry Bank moving HQ
• White House plans to review energy loans 
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (Oct. 22-28)
• Top Residential Transactions – 5410 Shenandoah Lane, Plymouth
• Wild installs lavender dasher boards
• Eddie Ciletti to Host AE 237 Spoiler Seminar
• You are currently 41 years old, working as a human resource specialist. You have...
• Bid letting delayed for $180 million bridge
• Left of Black: Mark Anthony Neal, Duke University professor of African and Afric...
• Twin Cities largest assisted-living operators ranked
• Minnesota's largest health insurers ranked
• Is Vikings stadium anybody's ball game, or nobody's?
• Company tricked into sending bomb parts to Iran is identified
• Panel advises against Medtronic heart-rhythm device
• Target may build more Brooklyn Park offices
• Tonka Bay raises $60M, with help from lousy stock market
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• New chapter for ex-Borders sites
• Accenture could add 200 employees in Twin Cities
• List Leaders: Minnesota's largest health care insurers
• Kinetic Kitchen
• Review: A heartrending performance transcends The Edge of Our Bodies
• January bid date set for Wilder site 
• Is the customer always right?
• Regis expands board after losing seats to activist investor
• Bookkeeper pleads guilty to stealing $300K from employer
• Ex-CFO of Twin Cities firm pleads guilty in $8M fraud
• MidCountry Bank gears up for turnaround 
• Rybak details 3 stadium plans; Vikings still not interested
• Housing starts shift back to single-family 
• New tagline for Minneapolis: ‘City by Nature’ (update) 
• Minneapolis unveils three plans for Vikings stadium
• Events like ‘Cavalia’ draw attention to commercial properties
• No matter what job position you're in, leadership skills are beneficial for any...
• Study: Business travel to be more expensive next year
• Delta leads all airlines in baggage, change fees
• Regis stock up slightly after losing battle on board seats
• Arctic Cat stock shoots up on strong sales and profits
• Bipartisan group says no expansion of gambling for Vikings 
• Building Blocks – Accenture Tower
• European debt deal lifts Dow by almost 340 points 
• Starwood earnings beat estimates 
• 2011-12 Augsburg Women's Hockey Preview
• NCU Magazine: Fall 2011
• 2011-12 Augsburg Men's Hockey Preview
• Minneapolis unveils new travel tagline, logo
• Status of state shutdown construction claims still murky
• Bremer posts healthy Q3 earnings gain 
• $300M iron-plant expansion gets OK
• Hudson could get co-op grocery
• Stadium sales tax faces skepticism on Mpls council
• Regis proxy fight to be determined today
• Central Corridor builders race to meet key deadline
• Cargill: Disease threatens Canadian canola crops
• U of M's Hormel Institute plans $27M expansion
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• MOA will be fully leased for holidays
• Paulsen's push against FDA med-tech rules draws VC cash
• Almost a carbon copy for the WCHA POTW
• GDCRE renamed Everest Real Estate Advisors 
• Auggies fall 3-0 to Concordia
• BWBR to design Metro State’s science building 
• Twin Cities office deals pick up in southwest metro 
• Gov. Dayton’s first major jobs creation proposal – give money to banks (update)
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• Algae conference pushes industry toward mainstream 
• Auggies fall to Cobbers in three
• REIT buys Eagan retail center for $50.4 million  
• Twin Cities VCs among those giving to Paulsen
• A focus on sustainability before and after a product is made 
• Top Commercial Transactions – 1460 Buffet Way, Eagan
• Stocks end higher on reports of help for Europe 
• Polaris invests in electric motorcycle firm Brammo
• Prime Therapeutics eyes former Buffet's HQ
• New-home sales tick up as builders slash prices 
• Ex-Life Link CEO dead of apparent suicide
• Dayton gives MN businesses more access to capital
• Weekly performance art openings (10/30/11 - 11/05/11)
• Optum forms joint venture in Middle East
• Around the State: Minnesota Prep Football Section Quarterfinals
• Wings Credit Union names new captain
• Auggie Gameday - Soccer/Volleyball!
• Inside the numbers gets you ready for a late night showdown in Alaska
• Failed North Loop condo site up for sale 
• Associated Bank opens in Eden Prairie 
• Medtronic asks for cyber-security help on devices
• Why are insurance premiums rising? UnitedHealth will reveal 'secret'
• Retailers shouldn't count on much tablet business
• Target.com goes down again
• Bypass-technology maker lands investment deal
• Best Buy touts free shipping for holidays
• Turtle Bread closing skyway location
• Builder takes issue with warning on Arden Hills stadium plan
• Learn what Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart have in common with a clown named Da...
• Fallin' Skies: Jeff Foiles busted for illegal hunting
• Pete Dexter lets it bleed
• Allianz’s Sandberg named to lead trade association 
• Villafaña's Kips Bay Medical lands $20M financing deal
• Best Buy bolsters holiday free shipping offer
• Southwest LRT seeks engineering, design services  
• Mortenson: Vikings stadium timeline ‘adequate’ 
• How Scott County became a lab for energy savings 
• Mortenson defends Arden Hills stadium schedule
• Minnesota holds at number two in the new polls
• Minneapolis VA Medical Center plans new parking structure 
• Turtle Bread in downtown Minneapolis to close
• Twins decline option on Nathan
• Several MN firms hammered in market following Q3 reports
• Ryan Cos. patriarch Fran Ryan dies 
• Ecolab profits fall on higher costs
• DOJ: MN firm duped into exporting bomb parts to Iran
• Stocks fall as hopes for Europe debt deal falter  
• Piper Jaffray analyst's Apple TV forecast widely reported
• Capella shares skyrocket on improved forecasts
• Ideas are the easy part at Minnesota jobs summit (update)
• Delta falls short on higher costs, weaker traffic  
• Minnesota State to celebrate student union renovation 
• Kill signs contract
• Women's Cross Country MIAC Championship Preview
• Men's Cross Country MIAC Preivew
• Shelving the shingles: the costs and benefits of green roofs
• Ackerberg Group adds Knight 
• 3M cuts outlook after profit dips
• Peavey Plaza redesign gets some flack
• 26-year-old Austin author lands comic book deal
• Two Burnsville council members see businesses crumble
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• CHS sells Mountain Mudd coffee chain
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• After statewide business tour, Dayton holds jobs summit today
• Delta repays state loan, frees itself from job promises
• Wenger names Chris Simpson new CEO
• Packers hold on for win in Ponders first start
• Vandalism totals $30,000 at Mankato concrete company 
• Ex-Pella and Whirlpool executive named Wenger CEO
• Delta repaying loan, freeing it from MN job obligations
• Doran lands $40 million in loans for campus housing deals 
• St. Paul tees up improvements for Highland National 
• DOE official emphasizes need to cut cost of solar energy
• US Steel’s Keetac mine expansion comes up for vote 
• Focus on Energy Special Section – October 2011
• Rybak pitches plan to keep Vikings in town 
• OptiMine Software raises $3.6 million
• Rybak floats Minneapolis sales tax hike for Vikings stadium
• Plugging into Mighty Mississippi: River shows promise for hydroelectric projects
• MN manufacturers: Not enough skilled workers to fill jobs
• Kiehl's, Ecco coming to Mall of America
• Solar suppliers try to find place in the sun
• Stocks reach highest level since August 
• Gestalt Health CEO Fritz to lead entrepreneur group
• Campbell Mithun named agency of record for KeyBank
• U.S. Bank adding investment underwriters
• Class 3A football section playoff preview
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• Recycling on steroids: Veit waste facility recycles 70 percent of debris
• Developer makes 'Hail Mary' pass for Farmers' Market stadium
• U.S. Bank sets SBA record
• Duke sells St. Louis Park office building
• Mpls Fed president warns on inflation — or does he?
• Metro Transit ridership tops 60 million
• 3M film may improve on wind turbine design
• Algae takes root in the Twin Cities
• Greco plans more apartments uptown
• MN companies stay out of gay marriage amendment fight
• Mesaba closing Eagan HQ, cuts 193 jobs
• Walden Magazine: How It Paid Off
• Drumstick Dash 10-K Minneapolis
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• Golden Gophers fall in homecoming game
• Swimmers open season at Pentathlon
• Auggies fall 2-0 to Pipers
• Woog a true legend among legends
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• Golden Gophers dispatch Catamounts in 6-0 brutal goal fest
• Mesaba Airlines closes HQ in Twin Cities, cuts jobs
• Auggie Gameday - Saturday!
• HMN losses continue but shrink 
• Golden Gophers vs. Cornhuskers preview
• Inflation a threat, Minneapolis Fed president says 
• Volleyball clinches MIAC playoff berth
• Leer working to assemble Farmers Market site 
• Nearly vacant Plymouth office complex up for sale 
• Survey suggests slow growth in Midwest, Plains 
• Allianz Life names Jeff Palm as chief information officer 
• Sletta pitches a shutout in Gophers victory
• MNCAR panel: Learn from mistakes to ride the next boom
• Active sellers, buyers for Vikings-Packers game
• Fed president warns of long-term job losses from inflation
• Farmers Market-area landowners push for stadium
• St. Francis plans $8.2 million public works/police building 
• Political football: Dayton pushes for action on stadium 
• Scenes from the occupation: Occupy MN protests focus on inequality, corporate power 
• Auggie Gameday - Volleyball/Soccer!
• Holker ties career victory record
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• Target recall: Frog masks pose suffocation risk
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• Duke Realty sells suburban Twin Cities office space
• Luther buys four Bloomington parcels for dealerships
• MN's biggest utilities, electrical contractors
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• Inside Target's crime lab
• Sanford Health spends millions to build air fleet
• Owatonna farm linked to local salmonella outbreak
• Sell Metrodome for $1? Raid arts fund? New stadium ideas pop up
• Denny Hecker loses bid to split $4.1M
• Casey Anthony trial boosts MN tech company's profile
• To shed foreclosed land, TCF will develop retail center
• With SBA's help, MN businesses on path for growth
• Meet the First Doctor of Business Administration (D.B.A.) Class
• 2012 West Regional tickets to go on sale starting Friday
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• Shea plans move to Shinders building
• Beavers and drug cartels: Unique excuses for calling in sick
• Snap Fitness awards $250,000 franchise to 9/11 survivor
• General Mills recalls some Fiber One bars
• Stocks end mixed as Europe haggles over debt fix 
• Pawlenty takes another board job — this one with Miromatrix
• Existing-home sales off in September 
• Building Blocks – IDS Center
• TCF earnings down as banks seeks new opportunities (update) 
• Day’s departure signals change in direction for racino lobby 
• Building tech jobs from the ground up 
• Minnesota job growth remains too slow to fuel recovery (update) 
• Boston Scientific reports 25% fall in 3Q profit 
• Wells Fargo sees ‘huge opportunity’ in mortgages 
• Delta offers economy flyers more legroom, but at a price
• MN jobless rate drops, but state still loses jobs in September
• Down: AIA billings index, construction contracts
• TCF Bank's revenue, profits drop in latest quarter
• Boston Scientific profits, sales drop
• Chinese man guilty of stealing Cargill secret new food
• See renderings of the Peavey Plaza renovation
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• Meet a Scholar of Change: Doctor of Education Student Dorothy Garcia
• U.S. senator goes after Wells Fargo over fees
• Medtronic using stents to solve erectile dysfunction
• HealthEast Care System picks new CEO
• Old Shinders building on Hennepin is about to get some life
• Six MN firms on Forbes' list of 100 best small companies
• Blaze Foley - The Duct Tape Messiah
• WCHA Players of the Week for October 19th
• New look for Minneapolis tourism efforts 
• Inside the numbers previews Catamounts and Gophers
• Target shifts development strategy in trying times 
• Report: Metro area needs $500 million in repairs for 154 bridges 
• Shea moving to Shinders building; restaurant to follow?
• HealthEast Care System hires new CEO
• HealthEast Care System announces new CEO 
• Canadian buyer pays $23.1 million for Fountain Place 
• U.S. Bank reports record earnings in Q3 (update) 
• Dayton says he’ll push Ramsey County stadium 
• A little of the old in the new: Peavey Plaza design unveiled (update)
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• Block E casino doesn't depend on stadium site
• Slideshow: Designs unveiled for Peavy Plaza in Minneapolis
• LivingSocial to broadcast deals on radio
• Lawson Commons lands two new tenants
• Apple’s miss drags tech stocks lower 
• IPR Winter Open House
• Legal Matters: Torrens law cases are few but crucial in Minnesota
• Delta Air Lines raises fares; Will others follow?
• U.S. Bank CEO Davis is frustrated with regulatory vacancies
• No fees for now, but U.S. Bank weighing debit charges
• President of Twin Cities business sentenced in $8M fraud
• Weekly performance art openings (10/23/11 - 10/29/11)
• Athletic Hall of Fame to induct 9 on Thursday
• Auggie Gameday - Soccer!
• FRWD leases long-vacant North Loop space
• Ramstad joins TCF’s board 
• Record revenue for U.S. Bancorp
• Dinkytown pizzeria expands to Uptown
• More apartments on the way for Powers block?
• NFL warns on stadium 'stalemate' while foes press for vote
• Receiver named for Bloomington office tower
• Mpls. development official joins MN Business Partnership
• VC investment in MN surged over summer
• Report: Venture capital investment in MN surges in Q3
• Receiver appointed for Minnesota Center
• Christenson leaving Minneapolis development post
• Melissa Hill arrested at Occupy MN
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• Polaris Industries 3Q profit up 43% 
• Clark named MIAC Athlete of Week
• Death toll from rare lung cancer rises 
• Building trades decry use of out-of-state labor 
• Leech Lake Ojibwe seek to boost lending with new rules 
• Report: Shipping is big business in Minnesota 
• Christenson leaving as Minneapolis development director 
• St. Paul offers guide to building in the corridor 
• Restaurants, retailers crowding into St. Paul’s Highland Park neighborhood 
• Auggies earn sweep at Crown
• Minnesota climbs to second in the latest polls
• Luxury women's apparel store to open at 50th & France
• Baby steps for a recovery in Twin Cities retail
• Pawlenty working again: He takes board of directors job
• Stocks jump on reports of progress in Europe 
• U of M drug’s future is revived
• Auggie Gameday - Soccer/Volleyball!
• IPR SS103 Class Promotes Local Charities and Service Learning Projects Online
• Big Lots opening third Twin Cities discount store this year
• Granite City is adding seating capacity to select locations
• Plato loses, as Renaissance sale to Permira is approved
• Johnson Controls is closing Hudson factory
• Do Packers fans have it all? Even their beer is cheaper
• Polaris reports continued big gains in profits, sales
• Investors chase industrial deals in metro area 
• UnitedHealth Group beats expectations on profits
• Lowe’s closes store in Rogers, pares expansion plans 
• Here are some photos by ASAC of the fireworks and concert last night.
• What surgeons are saying about Medtronic's Infuse
• Caribou expands Chicago presence
• TCF names Jim Ramstad to board
• Dayton pushes for special session on Vikings
• Hy-Vee plans new Rochester store
• Join Walden on Facebook
• Ford plant closing Dec. 19
• Can hazelnuts become a cash crop for MN?
• Denny Hecker's first year behind bars
• Medtronic elects Bush cabinet member as director
• Gophers topple top ranked Badgers
• Pep rally and coronation countdown! 7:30 p.m. - Pep Rally in Si Melby 8:15 p.m...
• Eden Prairie, Wayzata headline Wednesday's prep football regular season finale
• Medtronic elects ex-Bush cabinet member Leavitt to board
• Caribou Coffee opening new stores in Chicago
• Cutbacks at Minneapolis Convention Center
• Gov. Dayton wants special session for Vikings stadium
• Former Congressman Jim Ramstad named to TCF Bank's board
• Campaign promotes no-fee debit cards at credit unions 
• Kevin Bowe’s AP282 Class Works with Freedy Johnston @ IPR’s Master Mix Studio
• Delay of Minnesota mining leases strikes a vein 
• Consultants brainstorm on bringing customers back to Central Corridor
• National Marrow Donor Program hires Krishnan as CFO
• Best Buy signs first tenant to help fill Richfield HQ
• Dayton offers special session on stadium 
• Labor group angry non-MN firm to build $15M project
• Stocks slide as Germany cools hope for deal 
• Iron Range property owners likely to lose battle over mining leases 
• Knitcraft backpedals from Jobs-turtleneck claims
• Central Corridor construction update, week of Oct. 15-21 
• Stir Crazy Fresh Asian Grill to open at Mall of America in November
• Court upholds $1M judgment against U of M, Tubby Smith
• Trylon Premiere Tuesdays: The Oregonian
• Wells Fargo 3Q profit up 21%, revenue slips 
• Most-read stories on finance-commerce.com, week of Oct. 10
• Twin Cities solar projects on the rise
• CBRE is now a Freddie lender 
• What's Sanford Health's next Twin Cities move?
• What Target's aiming for with its new website
• 3M's design guy redoes HQ like his house
• City may change liquor ordinance for Toby Keith restaurant
• Big cuts at Mpls. Convention Center
• North Dakota: Thanks, MN, for all the oil workers
• Walden Magazine: Calculate the Value of Corporate Giving
• Central Corridor inquiry disqualifies minority supplier
• MN Wild's Mikko Koivu gives $100K to Children's Hospitals
• Karma nightclub closes
• It's Augsburg Homecoming Week!
• Royal visit: Check out the FlickR photo stream from today's visit to Augsburg by...
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• Minnesota uses 5-4 stunning victory in Duluth to sweep NCAA champion Bulldogs
• Auggie women 18th at UW-La Crosse
• Auggie men 22nd at UW-La Crosse
• Gophers come up short in Madison
• Holker on 'Game On!' on Sunday
• Auggies fall in final minute
• Maxwell, Brumm set milestones in Auggie loss
• Minnesota upsets defending NCAA champions in 5-4 overtime win
• "Public nuisance" Minneapolis nightclub Karma closes
• Gilmer on 'Midseason Stars & Surprises' list
• MN Wild's Koivu sponsors rooms at Children's Hospitals
• Auggie Gameday - Saturday!
• Auggies drop two at Stinger Classic
• March caps week of OccupyMN protests
• Clinic not included in University of Minnesota wish list
• Contractors merge to form Black and Dew
• Twin Cities banking duopoly rare among U.S. cities
• Stadium wars: Arden Hills report feeds talk of renewed Minneapolis effort 
• Travelers to beer brewers: Got insurance?
• Basilica of Saint Mary wins preservation funds
• General Mills sued over fruit snacks ad claims
• Gunsbury pitches next University of Minnesota student housing project 
• Dow average turns positive for 2011 
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (Oct. 8–14) 
• Royal Visit: Their Majesties King Harald V and Queen Sonja will attend a worship...
• HealthPartners opens employee-counseling service to consumers
• Refinancing chills home purchases amid squeeze 
• Contract talks to restart at American Crystal Sugar
• Top Residential Transactions – 20350 Lakeview Ave., Deephaven
• Twin Cities man sentenced to 8 years in mortgage fraud
• LaHood says ‘do-nothings’ delay public projects 
• LarsonAllen talking merger with Clifton Gunderson
• Gophers among top moneymakers in NCAA hoops
• Bank sells storied Minneapolis Grand Apartments complex
• Woodbury Financial wins industry honor 
• Basilica wins $100,000 preservation grant 
• List Leaders: Twin Cities' largest credit unions
• Suit: Dairies killed thousands of cows to raise milk prices
• Securian Trust expands beyond millionaires' club
• How Target's Missoni line is faring on eBay
• Mom, there's a Batman in my cereal
• Envoy Medical inquiries up 150 percent since viral video
• Tragic week for the trades: 3 workers killed in two accidents
• Summit to unveil limited-edition black ale
• Target's online chief leaves company
• Behind Martin|Williams' winning streak
• Activists plan anti-bank rally in West St. Paul 
• Benefits of free-trade pacts could take time 
• Head of Target's troubled website leaves company
• St. Cloud college seeks $4.5 million expansion of auto body lab 
• Wheels of progress turn at north Minneapolis bike shop Venture North
• Nelson joins Allianz Life as senior counsel 
• Girders lifted into place for Lowry Avenue Bridge 
• Car kills 1 worker, injures another on I-35W 
• St. Paul chamber angry over city's rejection of $3M project
• Travelers buys 11 industrial buildings in Twin Cities
• Gap to close more than 100 stores
• Target website goes down again
• JPMorgan deflates stocks; tech rally helps 
• Forbes: Two Twin Cities suburbs among nation's wealthiest
• Target commits to selling only sustainable seafood
• Minneapolis firm redesigns Jack Daniels bottle
• Student Run Records Hosts Bad Rabbits for New Series TourStop
• Weekly performance art openings (10/16/11 - 10/22/11)
• Minnesota contractors are honored for safety 
• TCF is buying used-car financing company
• Fair Isaac, Wolters Kluwer make Top 100 FinTech list
• Building Blocks – 81 on Seventh Street
• Minneapolis’ sites on sidelines but still in the game
• U.S. Bank makes shopping easier 
• Auggies are engaged: Get to know the Auggie student body presidents. Christine S...
• Four proposals vie for Grain Belt development
• Regis blasts activist investor in shareholder letter
• Met Council weighs legal case over 3M discharges
• 3M shows off solar-power window film
• Still short $10M, work on U's nanotech center begins
• Commitment to Social Change Scholarship Recipients Announced
• U of M launches bedbug-fighting center
• Will Feds make Wells Fargo dump Norwest Equity?
• Investor group buys Electro-Sensors division
• Regis shareholder letter gives details of bickering with activist investor
• Report says green jobs program far short of goals 
• Thailand company invests $150 million in NatureWorks 
• Electro-Sensors sells AutoData Systems
• Auggies beat Knights in four
• Some signs of stability in Twin Cities housing market (update) 
• SBA lending up 39 percent in Minnesota 
• Here, take it: Legislators propose giving Metrodome to the Vikings 
• Greater MSP announces fundraising effort
• Discussion to focus on financing commercial real estate through M&A 
• Review: Rising above tonal turbulence, Come Fly Away soars at the Ordway
• Auggies fall in battle of region leaders
• Recording Artist Jared Anderson Stops by NCU
• Report details Vikings stadium complications
• Report raises questions about Arden Hills site for Vikings stadium (update)
• Marketing executive receives Lifetime Achievement Award 
• Hispanic chamber names 20 young Latinos who are "on the rise"
• Huntington Automobile Finance expands to Minnesota
• Twin Cities woman wins lifetime business award
• Will Tim Tebow help Vikings sell tickets?
• Kessel and Lorence get recognized by WCHA
• Festival of the Commons: Check out the Auggie FlickR set of the Festival of the...
• Human Trafficking in the Twin Cities
• ValueClick opens Minneapolis office
• Cafe Twenty Eight is closing
• Faegre & Benson to merge with Indianapolis firm Baker & Daniels
• Inside the numbers previews Minnesota-Duluth vs. Golden Gophers
• Dayton: It's decision time for Vikings stadium
• Auggie Gameday - Volleyball!
• ‘Patiently strategic’ Aldi buys Maple Grove site
• Cargill's NatureWorks lands $150M investment
• Forecasts mixed for holiday shopping, shipping
• Behind the 'Diners, Drive-ins and Dives' mess
• BookBottles expanding to Chile
• Twin Cities ranks second for credit
• Ramsey County nixes stadium vote, Met Council weighs in
• Arctic Cat, Digi-Key face worker shortage
• New MSP development group aims at 25,000 jobs
• Did you know that Augsburg College last year hosted Leymah Gbowee, one of this y...
• Parasole dips into tips
• Chicago-Based Poonies Join Twin City Performers at Patrick's Cabaret!
• Greater MSP’s CEO lays out ambitious goals 
• Greater MSP: Goal is 25K jobs in 5 years
• IPR Community Food Shelf Requesting Help
• Stadium report to be unveiled Wednesday 
• Central Bank climbs metro ranks by buying 
• Gophers remain third in new polls
• A closer look at the Golden Gopher loss to the Boilermakers
• Fox Sports North to show Saturday game with UMD on an alternate channel
• Rare non-senior apartment project to break ground in Richfield
• Slideshow: High-tech vending machines on show
• Economy derails savings plans, confidence 
• Gluten-free baking business stirs up success
• OccupyMN march pointing the finger at banks
• Jobs council pushes infrastructure, foreign investment 
• Court hears cement industry appeal 
• Royal Visit: Their Majesties King Harald V and Queen Sonja will attend a worship...
• Auggies score 2-1 win over Oles
• Auggies in the News: Lots of Auggies were in the news last week. Here's a roundu...
• Canadian stadium holds lessons for Metrodome
• Bache-Wiig to be president of Abbott Northwestern 
• Would Wells Fargo expand into New York?
• General Mills nears 'sweetness threshold' in kids' cereals
• MN History Center's '1968' exhibit opens Friday
• Rochester hotel workers agree to new contract
• St. Paul office vacancy rate rises
• High-tech vending machine tour arrives in Mpls
• Behind Surly, a 'rock star' of a brewer
• Former U of M faculty share Nobel Prize in economics
• NBA cancels season's first two weeks
• U of M plucks new provost from Indiana
• Section playoff seeding gets automated with the QRF
• Little Man taking the Twin Cities by storm
• Watershed District buys Hopkins industrial property 
• St. Paul office vacancy climbs, tenants trim space 
• Homecoming activities kick off next week. But don't wait to build your spirit. W...
• Granite City to open first new location in two years
• Eden Prairie company to acquire Qumu 
• It’s show time for Greater MSP economic group
• At risk: tax credits for affordable housing 
• WisDOT gets grant for byway upgrades  
• OutsourceOne sees opportunity in health plan alternative 
• Plato increases Renaissance bid again
• Kaler appoints Hanson as U of M provost 
• Blue Door Pub wants to open second location
• Frandsen moves Nebraska jobs to Minnesota
• Northwest Islamic Community Center buys Plymouth Post Office location 
• Union wants new talks in 70-day American Crystal lockout
• Stocks soar on European pledge to help banks 
• Auggies close fall at Twin Cities Classic
• Twin Cities mechanical contractors combine operations
• Regis sales drop at hair salons
• Dunwoody offers free robotics seminars for high school students
• Rimage expands services with purchase of Qumu
• Can Minneapolis support dueling dueling piano bars?
• Vikings fast start leads to 34-10 win over the Cardinals
• Cargill's profits fall despite rise in sales
• Honoring the promise to be there: David Weiss, theologian and former religion pr...
• Golden opportunity at ‘Xenia Ridge’ site?
• Schuller promoted in Securian Trust reorganization 
• Vikings stadium report due this week
• Building slump shuts down The Donlin Co.
• The RiverBank closed by regulators
• Cigarette-butt fire closes Eagan restaurant
• North Shore's Betty's Pies seeks Twin Cities footprint
• Toothpick manufacturing comes back from China
• New rules for company-doctor disclosures go missing
• Walden Magazine: How to Become a (Better) Public Speaker
• Web-watchers cutting into Comcast subscribers
• Wireless broadband taking bigger slice of local market
• Gophers pitch shutout and complete sweep
• Minnesota completes opening weekend sweep of Sacred Heart in 6-0 victory
• Auggies fall 1-0 to Carleton
• Gophers drub St. Cloud State
• Golden Gophers sink further into the Big Ten basement
• Auggies drop 2-1 decision at Carleton
• Auggie win streak halted at GAC
• Around the State: Minnesota Prep Football Week 6
• Auggies fall 17-0 to No. 3 Tommies
• Auggie men 2nd at UW-Parkside
• Auggie women 4th at UW-Parkside
• Auggie Gameday - Super Saturday!
• State closes 114-year-old bank; 2nd MN bank to fail in 2011
• Minnesota starts off 2011 season with convincing 9-0 win versus Sacred Heart
• New FICO board member targets health care market 
• Feds retool stalled SBA refinancing program 
• Some in north Minneapolis fear impact of Bottineau LRT 
• Golden Gophers vs. Boilermakers preview
• Watershed District buys Hopkins industrial property 
• Hazelden set to begin $30 million expansion
• Economic Development group readies for big launch
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (Oct. 1–7) 
• About 300 gather for Mpls version of Occupy Wall Street
• Stocks slip on jobs, Europe downgrades 
• Buy a Steve Jobs turtleneck, donation goes to cancer group
• Report may shape next play in Vikings stadium push 
• Bahraini shaikh pitches country to local companies (update) 
• Next week is the Bald Guy Special at Twin Cities restaurants
• Occupy Wall Street protest expands to Minneapolis
• Universal Hospital Services moving headquarters
• Bahrain's growth chief makes Minnesota pitch
• Twins rank second in study of fan support
• Auggie Gameday - Volleyball!
• Greco pitches 170 apartments at Lyn-Lake
• More banks end TARP commitments 
• Carlson Nelson says he can't pay back $40M debt
• Wells Fargo may shift downtown Minneapolis space
• Some restaurants leave OpenTable over high costs
• Crave Restaurants named fastest-growing private company
• MN debt collectors who hired criminals agree to fines
• Extraordinary Faculty Award Recipients Named
• List Leaders: Fastest-growing Twin Cities companies
• 3M CEO: Want to create jobs? Then reform taxes
• Sales double for MN firm that makes Jobs' iconic turtlenecks
• Rainbow Foods faces heat over firing manager who was stabbed
• U of M study: Work sabotage results from envy
• Join Elinor Ostrom, the first woman to win the Nobel prize in economics, at 3:30...
• Media features for Auggie-Tommie game
• Every One Counts Essay Contest
• Study: Envy leads to sabotage in the workplace
• Meeting planned on Hiawatha Project 
• MN firm has a run on Steve Jobs' black mock turtlenecks
• Will business back Southwest LRT money? 
• Seeking to rebuild small business lending by reducing risk 
• Best Buy signs on as NFL sponsor in U.K.
• Best Buy plans to hire IT workers 
• Burnsville seeks developer for town center parcel 
• 3M CEO’s recovery plan: Innovate – and tax cuts, please (update)
• Veterans memorial planned for Harriet Island 
• Survey: VCs to decrease investment in med-tech
• Occupy Wall Street coming to Minneapolis
• Stocks rise on help for European banks 
• Best Buy plans to hire 200 IT workers in Minnesota
• Building Blocks – McGladrey Plaza
• Vikings sell out, but cheap seats still available
• U.S. apartment vacancy drops to five-year low 
• Ex-Gophers star Ben Utecht buys $1M Lakeville home
• Another MN loan officer pleads guilty to mortgage fraud
• Ex-Medtronic CEO Hawkins comes out of retirement for CEO job
• Weekly performance art openings (10/09/11 - 10/15/11)
• Financing climate cools apartment fever in Twin Cities
• Even Target is surprised by its September sales numbers
• Auggies Give Back: A blood drive will be held from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Oct. 12, in t...
• Hot Mama opening store in St. Louis
• Quality control at Red Wings Shoes means pulling, pounding
• 3M trying to protect Post-It Notes from Jeez-Its & Buddh-Its
• How Steve Jobs changed the world
• Inside the new Fulton brewery (video)
• Frank Dilley Award: Encouraging Dynamic Leadership in School Districts
• Report: Minnesota loses tech jobs
• Hennepin eateries rebounding, and not just downtown
• Tin Cup, Punch pizzeria featured on Man Vs. Food Nation
• Buffalo Wild Wings on NBA lockout: It's not like it's football
• Prep Football: Big challenges abound for top teams in Week 6
• Robotics company wins Army contract 
• 3M sues novelty sticky note seller
• Village Green pays $11.25 million for Soo Line, plans apartments 
• Bankers say multifamily underwriting is extensive 
• Report: MN lost 2,900 high-tech jobs
• Plenty of risks lurking for Southwest LRT 
• Supporters say Jobs Act would boost construction employment
• Terrorism trial in Minneapolis continues
• AGC report: no quick recovery for construction (update) 
• Geo-targeting will play big role in Minnesota’s 2012 elections 
• If NBA cancels games, Minneapolis loses
• Regis and activist investor snipe at each other
• Delta Air Lines adds in-flight entertainment options
• Life Time Fitness to open first center outside U.S.
• Stand for Human Rights: Auggies are invited to take part in a 24-hour stand for...
• Stocks rise on hopes for European banks 
• U.S. Bancorp execs named top women bankers 
• Twins fans couldn't bear to watch disastrous season on TV
• MN business owner faces new charges — this time tax fraud
• Costco’s plan for Baxter store draws retail interest
• Owner of Chevys near Mall of America files bankruptcy
• Inside the numbers makes its 2011 season debut
• U.S. Bank CEO: No double-dip recession (but it may still hurt)
• McCourt named MIAC Athlete of Week
• Courageous Woman Wanted: Do you know a woman in our community who acts when she...
• Ticket/traffic/parking advisories for Saturday football
• 2011 Partners for Progress Banquet
• Piece by piece: Moving Gehry house was no simple task
• Cassidy Turley: Office market improves in 3Q 
• Colors of tolerance: Students, faculty and staff are invited to honor the tradit...
• Parasole addresses tip-dipping issue
• Vikings' stadium pitch runs into new political math
• Soo Line building will become apartments
• Battle between MN's biggest banks gets tighter
• $75M 'Ecostation' development planned in Minnetonka
• Edina Realty parent expands in Alabama
• Big Sanford Health sign coming off Target Center
• $297M deal could mean new Iron Range taconite plant
• Report: Minnesota lags U.S. in creating high-tech firms 
• Exhibition - Absentee Landlord
• Rick Perry's "Texas miracle" is a fantasy
• Exhibition - Highpoint Editions--Decade One
• Parasole defends taking tip money to pay credit card fees
• Edina Realty parent buys Alabama real estate company
• Rice Park named to Great Public Spaces list 
• Village Green buys Soo Line Building for apartments
• Minnesota's biggest banks: Gap between leaders narrows
• Big banks see deposit surge; others pull back 
• Bluhm joins Westwood Professional Services 
• IPR Career Services Hosts Career Fair
• Decision time for $300,000 in Twin Cities transit grants 
• Federal funding drops for sewer and drinking water projects
• Minneapolis storm sewers up for repairs 
• McGraw-Hill report shows positive signs for building 
• IPhone rumor scorecard: No redesign, but Piper analyst spot-on with Siri
• Late surge erases earlier losses on Wall Street 
• Donaldson CEO Cook's pay rises along with firm's profits
• Auggies score 4-1 win over Cougars
• Kohl's outlines holiday hiring plans for Minnesota locations
• Lucid Brewing in Minnetonka receives permits 
• Entrepreneurial: U of M student assignments ‘to solve the world’s problems’
• U.S. Bank now biggest bank in Cincinnati, Milwaukee
• Men's soccer moves up in rankings
• City wants to accelerate development near Mall of America
• A startup accelerator idea from Portland worth stealing
• Independent Twin Cities grocery store closes
• Lucid Brewing ready to open microbrewery in Minnetonka
• Nobel Buzz: While media speculate on the next Nobel Prize winners, you have a ch...
• A closer look at the Golden Gopher loss to the Wolverines
• Note for Brown College site up for auction
• Kolias joins RJM Construction 
• Smith named to national Team of Week
• Another business hires Cheech & Chong for ad work
• See what mspbj.com readers are saying on Twitter
• Peter Benson, president of Search Institute, dies
• Top CEOs working on Habitat Home
• CB Richard Ellis now goes by its monogram
• Cargill lays off 130 at troubled turkey plant
• Contribution to the Profession Award: Closing the Gap in Research to Prevent Recidivism
• Datalink stepping up its acquisition strategy
• Target begins selling Barnes & Noble's Nook
• Caribou sued over WiFi patent; could you be next?
• What readers are saying on Twitter
• Target now selling Barnes & Noble Nook
• Gov. Dayton back on Minnesota jobs tour 
• Pay almost doubles for Polaris CEO Wine
• CB Richard Ellis changes name to CBRE Group
• Deluxe CEO Schram's pay increases 21.8 percent
• Winmark CEO Morgan gets 20 percent pay hike
• Wis. Assembly sends union bill to gov.
• Minnesota venture capital tally already tops 2010 
• Trylon Premiere Tuesdays: Aurora
• Minn. firms contributed to Gov. Walker
• Firm accused of scamming MN homeowners in mortgage modification fraud
• Banks enjoy commercial real estate uptick; but souring economy looms 
• DEED receives $15.5 million in federal funds for small business lending 
• Bankers predict tougher times for consumers, businesses 
• Town Hall Brewery wins at Great American Beer Festival
• Mercedes, BMW dealer Don Sears dies
• Auggies compete at MIAC championships
• Target partners with Michelle Obama favorite Jason Wu
• Stocks sink, pushing S&P to edge of bear market  
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• Auggies finish fall at MIAC meet
• U of M ranks as world's 52nd best school, but only fifth-best in Big 10
• Juhl Wind sells turbines to SW Minnesota wind farm
• Faribault’s Sage Electrochromics facility ready for partial move-in
• MN home foreclosures drop nearly 30 percent in February
• ‘Spirit of cooperation’ drives CRE trade group
• Central Corridor construction update, week of Oct. 1-7 
• Most-read stories on finance-commerce.com, week of Sept. 30 
• Rhapsody buys online music competitor Napster from Best Buy
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• Smith named MIAC Player of Week
• 3M forms Singapore company with Quanta
• The founder of Ragstock has died
• Target CMO leaves to become president of J.C. Penney
• Parasole taking 2% of tip money to pay credit card fees
• Regis picks new CEO, may sell Hair Club, plans big cost cuts
• Medica ads target 'invincibles,' young families
• Schulze, Carlson Nelson among MN billionaires
• Minnesotans charged in $10M bank fraud
• The official history of the Buffalo Wing
• What Darlene Miller told President Obama
• $33.3 million aimed at Twin Cities transit projects
• Chambers split on GOP's local aid cuts
• Wayzata's Boatworks facing foreclosure
• Twin Cities No. 1 for hospital safety
• EarthClean signs deal to distribute in South Korea 
• Wall Street protests will hit Minneapolis Friday
• Another stadium site in the mix
• Woman's hearing-implant video raises Envoy Medical's profile
• Google works with Best Buy on 'circular' ads
• Cargill hedge fund buys stake in Philippines' AgriNurture
• Should MN have a health exchange? Republican's can't agree
• Walden Magazine: Connecting with Students
• UnitedHealth launching low-cost hearing aids
• Bankrupty judge OKs pay for Papa John's workers
• Bicycling up 33 percent in Twin Cities, walking up 17 percent
• Report says Twin Cities have safest hospitals in nation
• Gophers blank Syracuse to finish off the Showcase
• Auggies net 3-0 win over Pioneers
• Gophers take care of Union easily in season opener
• Golden Gophers give Wolverines little trouble
• Prep Football: Defense, Hansen lead Mounds View to victory over Stillwater
• Auggies 14th at Blugold Invite
• Auggie men 13th at Eau Claire
• NorthMarq Capital opens Reno office 
• Auggies fall 2-0 at Loras
• 2011 season preview-Minnesota
• Auggie Brian Anderson '82 is quoted at the end of this article about the newly u...
• Can small banks, credit unions cash in on debit fees? 
• Champlin retail center sells for $13.2 million 
• Schools ask voters to kick in $300 million-plus for building projects 
• Liberty buys trio of vacant Minnetonka offices
• Health Fair: Helping students be and stay healthy is the focus of the annual hea...
• Bankruptcy judge: Papa John's employees will be paid
• We write, you respond: September reader comment roundup 
• Golden Gophers vs. Wolverines preview
• Better Homes realty franchise opens in Twin Cities
• Track a Twin Cities marathoner, via text
• New bar and grill to open in Eagan
• Report: Twin Cities job picture better than most of nation
• Stocks end gloomy third quarter on a weak note  
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (Sept. 24–30) 
• Top Residential Transactions – 3015 Watertown Road, Orono
• Pessimistic bankers: Home prices won't recover before 2020
• Liberty buys six Twin Cities buildings
• USDA declares ag disaster in northern Wisconsin 
• GOP candidate Perry has investment holdings in two MN firms
• Will Twin Cities rally behind Lynx?
• Break a Leg: The Augsburg Theater Arts Department will hold auditions on Oct. 3...
• FDIC fines Dakota County bank
• Why the froth over Surly? Brewery project draws broad interest
• Bored with baseball? New ballparks give you everything else
• Auggie Golf at MIAC Championships
• Top 25 lists: A/V experts, Web designers and tech gurus
• Labor secretary talks up jobs plan in Minneapolis
• Michelle Obama photographed shopping at Target
• City commission protests Surdyk's plan for giant sign
• GM, Ford tell dealers to spruce themselves up
• City looks to art-up Hennepin Avenue
• Owner of 30 MN Papa John's franchises files Ch. 11
• Target to close office-furniture store
• Worried about economy, Shakopee printer cancels expansion
• Auggie Gameday - Soccer/Volleyball!
• 2011 season preview-Wisconsin
• Prep Football: Week 5 Preview
• Mariucci a special place any day of the year, especially on media day
• Renovations planned at Southdale Center 
• Owner of 30 MN Papa John's restaurants files bankruptcy
• Banks get final round of small-biz lending cash 
• Golden Gophers and Wolverines play for college football’s oldest rivalry trophy
• Wayzata Bay Center project nixes condos 
• No hint yet on special session for Vikings stadium 
• St. Thomas Academy plans $18 million in upgrades 
• LeBare joins Syncada as CIO 
• Building Blocks – Golden Rule Building 
• Late-day rally sends stock indexes higher 
• As Mosaic stock slides, Cargill trust holds off on sale
• Biofuel plant would power Le Sueur 
• Mixed bag for homebuilders: Single-family steady, multi-family down (update) 
• ‘Crowdfunding’ for startups gaining steam
• Two MN executives make list of 50 Most Powerful Women
• Protesters target Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
• Twins almost became first 100-3 million team
• Weekly performance art openings (10/02/11 - 10/08/11)
• Mayo Clinic bets big on an experimental cancer treatment
• Securian’s IT group cited for innovations 
• Cedar Ave. busway could get cash set for 35W project
• $30M bioenergy plant planned for Le Sueur
• $15M project could restore Minnehaha Creek shoreline
• Brewpub's financing plan: Offer investors free beer for life
• Stadium-tax foes pack Ramsey County hearing
• ATK wins $59M Army contract
• Mortgage firm CFO charged with bank fraud
• If Kindle Fire's a hit, who wins?
• 2011 season preview-Minnesota Duluth
• Minneapolis hosts AFL-CIO meeting for young people 
• CFO of Bloomington mortgage firm charged with bank fraud
• Best Buy to sell Amazon Kindle Fire
• Edina considers solar financing tool for small businesses 
• ATK wins $59M Army ammo contract
• Minnesota Golden Gophers 2011 TV schedule features 32 of 37 games on television
• Talking pond scum: Biomass issues topic of summit 
• Target Corp. targeting growth in downtown Minneapolis 
• Contractors, suppliers turn to ‘quick-curing’ concrete 
• Auggies fall 2-0 at St. Benedict
• Analyst: Amazon likely selling new Kindle Fire at a loss
• Minneapolis city planners: Industry belongs on the Mississippi
• Boston Scientific wins patent case over Johnson & Johnson
• Plato's new higher bid rejected by Renaissance Learning
• NLRB sides with American Crystal in dispute with union
• For Minnesota’s legislative committees, a quiet prelude to 2012 
• Stock market ends three-day winning streak 
• Top Commercial Transactions – 172 Hamel Road, Medina 
• Opus lands major project in New Jersey 
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• Wisconsin Gov. Walker calls special session for job creation
• Will Vikings follow Packers as they beef up security?
• Third man pleads guilty in $20M mortgage fraud
• Auggie Gameday - Volleyball!
• First, Auggies won the Hammer. Then, they delivered the Miracle in Collegeville....
• Private colleges build facilities to attract donations and students
• Farrell takes CFO post at Two Harbors  
• Cherokee opens Mpls. office, hires Target vets
• Soul Daddy lives! (In Detroit)
• Possibly your one chance to see Caribou's CEO in a cape
• Best Buy won't hire as many temps for holidays
• Mayo launching med-school program in Arizona
• Inventor of implantable pacemaker dies
• Spam recipe goes to nationals
• Vikings stadium debate could take a long, long time
• Why is Minnesota losing college students?
• Erik Turbenson suicide foreshadowed gay taunting trouble at Anoka-Hennepin
• Nosferatu Unsilenced Halloween Cinemaganza
• Backpacker Magazine’s Get Our More Tour
• 2011 season preview-North Dakota
• A closer look at the Golden Gopher loss to North Dakota State
• Met Council: Central Corridor contractors making DBE goals 
• Media Day answers some questions and adds some too
• Best Buy dramatically cuts plans to hire holiday workers
• Minnesota architects plan annual meeting for November 
• Mayo expands medical school to Arizona
• New lending effort aimed at low-income markets 
• Central Corridor seeks 8th eminent domain option 
• Target Corp. buys three parcels on Nicollet Mall (update)
• U of M’s Kaler to Chamber: ‘We need you’ (update) 
• Why did Minnesota exports to Cuba boom and then bottom out? Ask Randy Moss
• Analyst expects beefed up voice recognition for iPhone 5
• Google to finance home solar systems
• Classes aim to help socially awkward engineering students 
• Mall of America dog treat seller sues over secret recipe
• Home prices fell 4.1 percent in past year, Twin Cities posts worst results 
• Target buys site across from its downtown Minneapolis HQ
• Twin Cities home prices barely improved in July
• SBA gives MN Trade Office $454,000 to increase exports
• Phillips named to national Team of Week
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• C.H. Robinson expands watermelon business with purchase
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• Capital City Partnership to close after 15 years 
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• In Richfield, Menards hopes to mega-size its location 
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• Stocks jump on hopes for European fix 
• Macy's says it will hire 78K for holiday, including in MN
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• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (Sept. 17–23) 
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• S&P downgrades Minnesota bond rating
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• T-Wolves lose 3 preseason games as NBA cancels start of camp
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• Ethics group seeks disbarment of Twin Cities attorney
• Dotzour: Tough talk for uncertain times at CCIM symposium
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• Auggie Gameday - Football!
• U.S. Bank opens on campus of Normandale 
• Ranking Minnesota's top employers
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• Minnwest raises $10 million in tough bank capital market 
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• Atkinson raises $1.5 million for new Prospex Medical venture 
• Minneapolis wants $30 million slice of proceeds in Metrodome sale 
• Belle Creek Township appeals Goodhue wind ruling 
• Pinehurst Bank case gets even more serious (update) 
• GE starts work on Eden Prairie electric vehicle center
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• After 2-year search, Minnesota Orchestra names concertmaster
• Minnesota Real Estate Hall of Fame names new inductees 
• Weekly performance art openings (09/25/11 - 10/01/11)
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• ATK wins $37 million U.K. military contract
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• As military moves to biofuels, Minnesota could benefit
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• Auggies fall 2-1 to Falcons
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• Impact of Federal Reserve’s move unclear for mortgage markets 
• St. Cloud State may set a record with new building 
• Auggies sweep at Macalester
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• Recombinetics CEO has ‘alternatives’ to Elk Run 
• Details emerge in Cushman & Wakefield/Northmarq deal
• Boston Bruins pick Jostens for Stanley Cup rings
• Wal-Mart says it's ready for Target's entry into Canada
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• BMO Harris to replace M&I ATMs in Minnesota
• Moody's cuts Wells Fargo's debt rating
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• U.S. Bank rechristens Uptown site 
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• Barthel leads Auggies at Border Battle
• At Minnesota Bioscience Summit, a warning against complacency 
• Nine MN firms are finalists for Better Business Bureau integrity awards
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• Air Force lifts MTS Systems' federal suspension
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• Bloomington’s Hyland ski area, other sites expand beyond snow sports 
• TCF adds BRP to its dealer finance roster 
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• Lending a hand in effort to rebuild north Minneapolis 
• Central Corridor construction update, week of Sept. 17-23 
• U of M, apple growers settle SweeTango lawsuit
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• Ex-Target marketing executive to lead national nonprofit
• Report: UnitedHealth to lose Medicare drug subscribers after price hikes
• Want to keep your IT guru? It’s going to cost you
• FedEx plans new Roseville facility
• Freight carries weight at railway conference 
• IPR Recognized with School of Distinction Award
• Cirrus names co-founder Klapmeier as CEO
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• MN teams with IRS to crack down employer wage violations
• Maxwell named MIAC Player of Week
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• Slow housing market sends more farmland to preserve programs
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• Laettner avoids jail time in debt case
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• Review: Walking Shadow exposes the vulnerability behind reasons to be pretty
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• Auggies top Carroll 1-0
• Victim in south Minneapolis homicide identified
• Tesema 13th at STO Invite
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• Volleyball scores 3-1 win over SMU
• Auggies score 3-1 win over MSOE
• University of Minnesota law school opens Corporate Institute 
• Prep Football: Goplin, Crusaders steamroll 3A #5 DeLaSalle
• Construction starts on family center in Brooklyn Center 
• Golden Gophers vs. Miami (OH) RedHawks preview
• Bottineau project looks for better outreach 
• New Hope sees potential in CVS project 
• Pizza and movies co-star at Marcus theater redo
• Rogers distribution centers sell for $34.2 million
• After Klodt's stroke, Hopkins agrees to give more time
• Twin Cities mortgage broker gets 10 years in $2.5M fraud
• Send up the Bat-Signal, Minnesota
• Target seeks a different generation with Tony Bennett deal
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• Park Nicollet expands eating disorders services
• Parade of Homes, at 63, spotlights core value of ownership
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• Report finds high day care costs in Minnesota 
• Frank Dunbar's firm gives west metro complex back to lender
• Obama signs 1st major patent law change since 1952 
• Auggie Gameday - Super Saturday!
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• 510 Marquette in Minneapolis for sale
• Ex-Wolves players Laettner, Davis face jail time over debt
• WCCO-AM, Dave Ryan of KDWB win top national honors
• Double murder and a suicide in Oakdale
• The ‘shadow market’: Minneapolis tracks condos, homes for rent
• Workers at Supervalu-owned grocery take steps to strike
• Target really (REALLY) thought it was ready for Missoni fans
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• MN High Tech Association cuts two positions even as it grows
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• Where are MN's most affluent cities? Look west and north
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• More indictments at Trooien's Cloud 9 Sky Flats
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• ‘Asia 101’: Singapore touted as entry point for Minnesota 
• Star Bank targets Twin Cities small businesses 
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• Minnesota above average on jobs growth (update) 
• All work, more play: Hyland Lake Park expands playground 
• Residents press case against AWA Goodhue Wind
• Local big banks close the book on TARP 
• Bell Museum teams up with Planetarium Society 
• Building Blocks – Metropoint
• Investor must pay $21M over old Best Buy-Musicland deal
• Kill released from hospital
• Stocks rally on plan for European banks 
• Business owners apprised of rules designed to fight money laundering 
• Cargill wants Brazilian sugar mills
• Post Office may close four MN mail-processing facilities
• Hormel workers ratify four-year contract
• Navarre names Willis CEO
• ATK wins $30M Afghanistan ammo contract
• Best Buy to sell home energy monitoring products
• Amy Senser charged in hit-and-run death
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• MN jobless rate unchanged despite return of state workers
• REIT pays $12.8 million for Champlin, Eagan industrial buildings
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• 'Baby Driver' ad loses to Eminem for ad Emmy
• Twin Cities has highest racial disparity on joblessness
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• Former Bixby Energy officer implicated in plea deal
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• Auggies dominate in 7-1 win
• Attorney suspended for misappropriating client funds
• Business customers flexing muscles, U.S. Bank CEO says 
• University Avenue businesses seek to halt Central Corridor project 
• Minnesota exports rise 12 percent in Q2 (update) 
• St. Louis Park’s Stahl Construction expands in Iowa
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• Need a break? Here are about 30 seconds in the life of Auggie Eagle, Business Bird.
• AllRegs launches joint venture to tally mortgage risk 
• Involta ups Duluth’s data center game 
• Target says some stores will restock Missoni collection
• Stocks jump on hopes for progress on Greece’s debt 
• Martha Stewart visits General Mills and Betty Crocker
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• A closer look at the Golden Gopher loss to New Mexico State
• MN banks get more small business loan funds from Treasury
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• Slideshow: Ryan unveils details of Jaguar site project
• Latest Minnesota state revenue update signals trouble ahead 
• Weekly performance art openings (09/18/11 - 09/24/11)
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• Minnesota considers partnerships to pay for infrastructure work
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• Retail broker rejoins NorthMarq 
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• New NASA deal for Alliant Techsystems
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• Boston Sci picks J&J exec for new CEO
• Target hears from critics over Missoni crash
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• Concert to benefit Minneapolis cemetery restoration
• Report finds Minnesota banks still lag national average 
• Goodwill’s building spree extends to Twin Cities exurbs 
• Twin Cities median home price falls to $156,000 (update)
• Boston Scientific picks J&J executive as next CEO
• Obama’s American Jobs Act may reopen IPO door for startups 
• Bhojwani named to U.S. chamber board of directors 
• Best Buy stock falls hard over investor worries
• Vikings avoid TV blackout for home opener
• Bank of America reductions will hit Twin Cities, too 
• U.S. House passes highway, aviation stopgap bill  
• Stocks edge higher for a second day in a row 
• Delta cuts capacity in effort to be profitable year-round
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• Report: Six MN law firms among nation's 50 best for women
• Perkins Restaurants hires new ad agency
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• Best Buy lowers profit outlook as TV, cell phone sales drop
• Mysterious Project M developer prepares hotel plan for North Loop
• Auggie Gameday - Soccer!
• Minnesota’s eco-friendly homes to be showcased 
• FDA warns on Medtronic drug-pump batteries
• Wells Fargo CFO: Customers still borrowing
• Chinese line up for General Mills' Mooncakes
• Comcast launching broadband for low-income families
• Vast Enterprises gets $2.5M, big partner
• Survey: Minnesota employers becoming skittish over hiring 
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• Dayton considers unionizing home day care
• Mayo's Frankencats: May help fight AIDS, but wicked scary
• Hospitals, including Mayo, step up advertising
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• Dept. of Housing and Urban Development awards $1.1 million to Minnesota tribes 
• Not your mom’s dorm: College St. Benedict’s housing plan has homey feel
• Study: Grants to employment programs doubled
• Several MN companies make the SBA 100 list for job creation
• Reports: Wolves select new head coach
• Most-read stories on finance-commerce.com, week of Sept. 5 
• Central Corridor construction update, week of Sept. 10-16 
• Gathering state IT functions under one umbrella
• ATK partners with Polish explosives company
• University of Minnesota wins $1.5 million science grant
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• New Medtronic product to aid oral reconstruction procedures
• M&I Bank parent to end debit-card rewards
• Delta's on-time performance improves
• Vikings game scores huge TV ratings
• Report: MN leads nation in mortgage fraud
• Repairing vandalism at 35W bridge memorial 
• Restaurant real estate bringing 53% increase in value 
• Power Blast maker denies diluting wiper fluid
• To North Dakota via Duluth 
• New retailers are chasing youth in trendy urban areas
• Dunn Bros. joins the lunch line
• Bad times for Europe banks mean good deals for Wells Fargo
• Ikonics lands deal to sell into Japan
• Union blames American Crystal Sugar fires on lockout
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• Rochester may change bus vendors
• Hotel outlook improves in 2011
• In the News: Augsburg College's Ed Lotterman, an assistant professor of economic...
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• Wells Fargo donates $5.4M to credit counseling agencies
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• Auggie Gameday - Volleyball!
• Banks creep back into development lending 
• Block E tenants exit as revival plans languish
• KARE-TV names award-winning journalist as news director
• Vikings sign sponsorship deal with tequila maker
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• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (Sept. 3–9) 
• Minnesota’s chronic cash troubles ease a little 
• Fugleberg leaves ad agency Olson after 14 years
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• Dow plunges on fear about Europe, U.S. 
• Fox 9 TV names familiar face to anchor 10 p.m. news
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• Ready for some football…and the best fall colors in Minnesota in 10 years?
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• AUM Cardiovascular wins Minnesota Cup 
• Muyres scores twice in Auggie win
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• Investors spurn corporate bonds, but no harm done 
• Bernanke to Minnesota crowd: Recovery needs another boost (update)
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• Roundtable talk to tackle Bottineau Transitway 
• ATK's move: The view from Virginia
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• Building Blocks – Wells Fargo Center
• AARP: Securian one of best places for workers over 50
• Cargill tax counsel urges overhaul of ‘dated’ system 
• ATK move latest blow to MN's defense industry
• Report: Target may buy Filene's building in downtown Boston
• Weekly performance art openings (09/11/11 - 09/17/11)
• ATK moving HQ from Minnesota to Washington, D.C., area
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• As mortgage REITs grow, SEC ponders tighter rules 
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• Join us next Monday to learn about Nursing careers. See the event page for more...
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• More Lowry Hill money managers leave for another firm
• Eden Prairie approves $500K in state funds for Emerson 
• U.S. Bank sues subprime mortgage lenders
• Emerson adding 100 Minnesota jobs
• Outback Steakhouse settles with MN servers over tip sharing
• IPR Students, Faculty and Staff Invited to “The Wrecking Crew” Minneapolis Screening
• Top Commercial Transactions – Myth Nightclub, Maplewood
• MN revenue auditor sentenced in $1.9M fraud
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• How top CEOs would fix the economy
• Amy Senser, Joe Senser's wife, sued for fatal hit-and-run
• Opus lands Illinois lease deal 
• Income, loans up at Minnesota credit unions 
• Hennepin County shopping vacant office building
• Emerson plans $24M renovation, 100 new jobs in Eden Prairie 
• Crews uncover odd artifacts in Union Depot restoration 
• Real estate VP dies suddenly at age 35
• Lowry Hill leaders leave for firm opening Minneapolis office
• Wells Fargo is buying hedge-fund unit from Cargill
• Delta's profits down $15M from Hurricane Irene
• Mpls Fed chief: Economy doesn't need central bank's help
• Stocks fall again as Europe’s worries deepen 
• Pizzeria owner and solar business find help at SBDC
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• Kocherlakota says no Fed stimulus needed 
• State: Internet payday lenders charged up to 782% interest
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• Southwest light rail gets early-step OK
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• Best Buy expecting iPhone 5 launch in October; Sprint's on board
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• Business going south? Blame the ad guy
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• Irwin Jacobs sells remarketing business for $140M
• Rholan Larson, LarsonAllen co-founder, dies at 86
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• 2011 Better Business Bureau Integrity Awards
• Up North? Check out the Art Crawl in Pine River!
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• Bank employees charged with $10 million fraud
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• Lady Gaga reportedly ends deal with Target over LGBT issues
• U of M professors indicted in Georgia for double dipping
• Lindemann leads Auggies in opener
• Medtronic opens regional HQ in Shanghai, to hire 1,000 in China
• Lawson Software may be looking for buyer
• Golfers compete in two meets
• MN ranked 36th in nation for ID theft
• Auggies edged late by Grinnell
• Jacobs sells part of company for $140M to Liquidity Services
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• Best Buy, Comcast offer more tech support
• Mall of America adding Naartjie Kids
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• St. Jude CEO visits Malaysia for factory launch
• Target opening new medical clinics
• No radio show for Dayton; Gov. nixes offers
• Bahr leads Auggies at dual
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• Auggies open with win over CUW
• Labor funds add local construction jobs, housing 
• Southwest light rail gets preliminary federal OK
• Feds give approval to LRT Southwest Corridor
• TCF finance group adds Alumacraft to its roster 
• Highway 14 bids break the budget 
• Plymouth apartments sold for $54.7 million 
• Turmoil? Not to folks in risk management 
• Commercial construction spending plummets in July 
• Lowry Avenue Bridge is a new take on the arch
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• Anytime Fitness hires Minneapolis marketing company
• Lawyer: Senser's wife was driver in fatal accident
• Route chosen for Duluth-to-Twin Cities high-speed rail
• Stocks plunge after hiring dries up in August 
• Wirth finally gets lawyer; pleads not guilty to tax charge
• Cargill boosts U.S. hog production to meet export demand
• Multiband completes part of WPCS purchase
• IPR and MSB Richfield Graduates Unite on Igloo Cooler Project
• Auggies 1-0 at Pacific Coast Classic
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• Chapel Speaker- Michael Murphy
• Light rail is tight squeeze in north Minneapolis
• Grand opening for county building, services in St. Paul 
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• Tres Lund starts work on downtown grocery
• Hudson Map closes store after 119 years, moves to Web
• Metropolitan Health Plan loses state-funded plan bid
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• Peterson Milla Hooks unveils its last Target ad
• Q&A with Kemp's ice cream inventor
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• Vikings bid adieu to the preseason with a 28-0 wrangling of the Texans
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• Thrive!
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• Go figure: Banks find deposits are costly 
• Student housing boosts August permits in Twin Cities 
• 119-year-old Hudson Map closes store, moves sales focus to Internet
• Minnesota job vacancies come back, but not as many of the good ones (update)
• Report: Joe Senser's SUV involved in fatal hit-and-run
• Auggies open with 1-0 win
• MnDOT rejects alternative bridge in Stillwater 
• Campus Move-In: There will be lots of activity on campus this weekend as student...
• MN tourism ad featuring Joe Mauer named best in nation
• Ticketmaster to sell tickets at MN Walmart stores
• Mortgage broker gets maximum sentence for fraud
• Vikings now have an official liquor
• JPMorgan, BofA take heat for foreclosure program 
• Commercial real estate lenders have a healthy appetite for new business
• More hurdles for Vikings: State Sen. Koch wants vote on stadium tax
• Jobs package could include infrastructure bank 
• Construction spending down 1.3 percent in July 
• Gophers crack football's Top 25 — in revenue
• Banks lead market lower, ending 4-day rally 
• Good news for Vikings' Adrian Peterson
• Best Buy, Target among favorite places to shop online
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• NCU 2011 Academic Convocation
• Minnesota Department of Transportation could face 110 shutdown claims
• Met Council finalizes stadium study contract 
• Medtronic completes two M&A deals
• Cargill buys 387 river barges
• Athleta moving into 50th and France
• Q&A with new Wells Fargo Minnesota chief
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• Timber industry reels from housing bust
• Feds probe Fairview manager over artificial limbs on eBay
• UnitedHealth adds big California doctor group
• Ameriprise paid more to CEO than in taxes
• Auggie Gameday - Soccer!
• Weekly performance art openings (09/04/11 - 09/10/11)
• Texans-Vikings preview: who cares about the score--it's jobs, stupid
• Another U.S. shutout is fitting end to 12 Nations Invite
• Folwell Hall reopening after $34.5M renovation 
• 2 state banks get U.S. funds for small business lending 
• New brokerage mines multifamily niche 
• Trade pacts would enhance intellectual property protection, supporters say 
• Lots of Pillsbury Doughboys dance in Chicago
• Survey: General Mills CEO gets highest marks from employees
• A closer look at airline "optional" fees for food, bags
• $2 billion wish list for bonding projects next year 
• Twin Cities ad agency wins Indian Motorcycle account
• Ex-Life Link CEO pleads not guilty to tax charges
• Dow up for a 4th day, turns positive for 2011 
• Did you know Augsburg is recognized as one of the "Top U.S. Producers of Fulbrig...
• Obama ramps up pressure for highway bill 
• University of Minnesota project aims to cut solar energy costs
• Minnesota Cup names finalists
• Can business owners benefit from a Groupon-like site?
• Spreads for commercial mortgage-backed securities soar on concerns about slowdown 
• Banks get $12 million for small biz loans
• Thank you to the more than 200 Auggies who attended the first annual Celebration...
• Richfield tepidly supports Lyndale Garden redevelopment
• Twin Cities patent attorney suspended for neglecting clients
• Three TKDA staffers promoted 
• Best Buy ad features wearable Geeks
• George Soros goes shopping for Target stock
• During Irene, Delta callers waited long, but got through on Twitter
• New chief for Wells Fargo's Minnesota operations
• Vikings scale back roof plans for stadium
• Wirth appears at plea hearing, but without lawyer
• Mortgage business bustling, Wells Fargo hiring 90 here
• Petters ex-lawyer gets probation for drug convictions
• Bon Iver isn't afraid to be beautiful
• Police shoot suspect in Minneapolis narcotics bust
• Class 5A Football Preseason Rankings
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football 2011 season preview; standings prediction
• George Soros increases stake in Target
• Legion convention a plus for Twin Cities hotels 
• Richfield ready for redevelopment 
• Hard fought win over Sweden keeps Americans undefeated
• Med-tech firm, sports website company raise millions 
• Wells Fargo hiring 90 for busy Twin Cities mortgage unit
• Construction jobs: the good and bad in Minnesota 
• Wells Fargo has new Minnesota CEO
• Oak Grove caps busy summer with $15 million loan 
• MN businesswoman sentenced for $920K fraud
• Stocks rise on hopes for more stimulus from Fed 
• Twin Cities attorney agrees to two-year suspension
• Union Bank and Trust Co. aims for bigger local role
• U.S. Bank sues Countrywide over problem mortgages
• Wells Fargo executive to lead MN Chamber
• U.S. Bancorp sues Bank of America over mortgages 
• MN insurance executive sentenced to prison for $1.8M fraud
• Edina company lands $6 million deal for military micro-robots
• Multiple stabbing in Northeast Minneapolis
• Spring buying boosts home prices in U.S. cities 
• Slideshow: Marvin Windows architectural winners
• Minnesota's U.S. Attorney to lead ATF
• Emanuel Housing apartment plan in Minneapolis aims to rebuild lives, too
• University of Minnesota researcher wins $3.5 grant 
• Dayton would back a referendum on Vikings stadium
• Basilica concert, Wild say organics vendor owes thousands
• Wells Fargo economist: Global Recession unlikely
• Best Buy bringing IT in-house
• Solar firms show off at the Fair
• Feds give $300K to redevelop biomass facility
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• Tech college's drone-aircraft course drawing interest
• Surly hiring help to build its brewpub
• It's the Great Minnesota Get Together: Augsburg College will be at the Minnesota...
• Random Tandem: An Open Call Cabaret
• Peter Wolf Crier promotes new album at the Fair
• Vikings reduce roster with cuts, and increase concerns with injuries
• Oak Grove arranges $18.3 million in loans for Dallas investor 
• Surly Brewing hires real estate consultant for $20M brewpub
• A makeover for the Minnesota governor’s mansion? 
• Future of the College: Join President Paul Pribbenow at 12 p.m. (CT), Sept. 21,...
• Surly retains Tegra Group for brewery project 
• Study: Most businesses not prepared for emergencies
• Cassidy Turley bullish on apartments
• Central Corridor construction update, week of Aug. 27-Sept. 2 
• WCCO-TV anchor says his contract was not renewed
• Men's Soccer All-Decade Team announced
• Plymouth-based BioAmber to build plant in Ontario
• Malt-O-Meal enters Canadian market with "Sally's" brand
• IT overload? Even techies urge being social without media
• ATK opens $100 million Utah facility
• International Energy Agency predicts gains in solar
• Mpls, St. Paul both get high grades for active lifestyles
• BioAmber building plant in Canada
• July contracts to buy homes down 1.3 percent nationally 
• Most-read stories on finance-commerce.com, week of Aug. 22 
• Obama says new adviser will focus on growth 
• Donaldson finishes fiscal year strong, expects more in 2012
• Imation buys third storage company since March
• Remember the 1998 Minnesota State Fair?
• SBA-private investor partnerships aim to deliver up to $675 million
• Meet Ecolab's biggest shareholder: Bill Gates
• Hempel buys One Financial Plaza at big discount
• Minnesota's contributions to the worst food mascots ever
• Irene creates business winners and losers
• Coloplast promised to add jobs; It's shedding them instead
• Tank Goodness cookies is expanding again
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• Former Target.com exec launching retail-tech firm
• Ex-Myth nightclub owner admits illegal beer buying
• Impressive run at 12 Nations Cup continues as the U.S. women blank Canada
• Vikings fall to Cowboys 23-17 in third preseason game
• U.S. women make easy work of the Swiss 11-1
• Microsoft's Bill Gates now Ecolab's largest shareholder
• Former Myth nightclub owner admits guilt to two crimes
• Prep Football: 2011 season starts with double-overtime
• One Financial Plaza sold at big discount to Hempel
• One Financial Plaza sold for less than half 2005 price 
• Schafer Richardson is latest developer to pitch North Loop apartment projects 
• Minnesota construction deaths rise as U.S. sees decline
• Weekly performance art openings (08/28/11 - 09/03/11)
• Alliance agrees to tighter regulatory standards 
• U.S. Bank plans to hire 300 in St. Louis
• Minnesota Legacy amendment supporters eye budget backfilling 
• Sports budgets at U-M and other colleges continue to climb
• 3M brings location-based Post-it Notes to Apple's iPhone
• Cowboys-Vikings preseason game has plenty at stake
• Bernanke’s speech sends stocks higher 
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (Aug. 20-26) 
• Xcel CEO Fowke gets big pay raise to go along with new title
• 2012 may bring Minnesota Budget Showdown II 
• Top Residential Transactions – 3465 County Road 44, Minnetrista
• CSM details retail plans for Lockheed site in Eagan
• Target, McGough to restart Inver Grove project
• One Accord Releases 'All the Earth'
• Southdale hires marketing director 
• ‘Google and friends’ coming to Minnesota
• All Wild games to be televised this season
• Have an ATM in your business? You'll want to read this.
• How much will it cost Vikings to keep Adrian Peterson?
• Minnesota wins over ‘green chemistry’ firms
• CEO Hamilton resigns from MTS Systems
• Cybersecurity expert's hacked insulin pump made by Medtronic
• Fairgoers tell Dayton what they think about Vikings stadium
• 3M Co. gets tax credits for Wisconsin facility
• New scanners at MSP airport provide more privacy
• Got your State Fair menu planned? Here's some help
• Lists: The largest MBA programs and private K-12 schools
• Woman who blew whistle on Petters to be freed
• Union: No progress in American Crystal Sugar labor talks
• Group wants Boston Scientific to recall surgical mesh
• MTS CEO Hamilton resigns amid company legal problems
• Governor Dayton sets up Minnesota broadband task force 
• Uncertain rebates dim Minnesota solar industry outlook 
• University of Minnesota seeks design help for $81 million Old Main project 
• Keeping affordable housing in the mix for Central Corridor LRT 
• IPR’s Aaron Litschke and DJ Seoul Release Countless EP
• Clock ticking for Vikings stadium site study 
• Debt crusader visits Minnesota attorney general 
• Schoullis gets hat trick as U.S. claims another victim at 12 Nations Cup
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• CVRx snags approval for high-blood pressure device
• Slideshow: Recess Revolution Tour comes to Minneapolis
• Anytime Fitness lands NBC reality star as spokesperson
• Stocks sink, ending a three-day rally; Dow off 170 
• U-M gets largest scholarship gift ever
• Hormel Foods 3Q profit up, lifts full-year outlook 
• Delta confirms plan to buy 100 Boeing planes 
• Dayton makes moves to expand broadband Internet access
• Apple fans wanted Grand Ave. store; life gave them lululemon instead
• Plato Learning makes late bid for Renaissance Learning
• IPR Graduate Working with North Community YMCA Youth and Teen Enrichment Program
• Regis operational profits beat Wall Street
• Hormel's profits grow even as sales volume remains flat
• Big Lots opens third MN store in Woodbury Friday
• Real estate on a stick: Our property guide to the Minnesota State Fair
• Auggie Fall Sports Preview Central
• New talks at American Crystal Sugar
• Light rail builder pays $4.6 million to settle with feds
• Metrodome roof becomes artist's canvas
• Some MN movie theaters decide between digital and survival
• MN firm gets $6M military contract to build mini robots
• Hundreds of Payless, Stride Rite shoe stores to close
• Ben Fowke takes over as CEO of Xcel Energy
• RealtyTrac: Foreclosure sales declined in 2Q 
• Morris Day and the Time play the Minnesota State Fair
• Gophers pitch in to help USA crush Russia
• Timberland to open store in Calhoun Square 
• Ryan Cos. promotes Schoening 
• Noble House tapped to manage University Hotel 
• Thermotech site is latest to be sold to Canadian investors
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• Light rail builder pays $4.6 million to settle with feds
• Metropolitan Council under the magnifying glass 
• Senior housing projects advance in Plymouth 
• Lyman Lumber looks to sell itself 
• Minneapolis hopes to join craft beer mania
• Fun facts about the 2011 Minnesota State Fair
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• TCF kills debit card rewards, blames fee cap
• Minneapolis positions itself to compete for Surly brewpub
• Bill George's 'executive dream team' includes Marilyn Carlson Nelson
• Robotics company awarded military contract
• Stocks stage afternoon rally; Gold plunges $104 
• Minneapolis IP firm opening South Dakota office
• Report: Best Buy gave away old iPhones; is iPhone 5 imminent?
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• Augsburg College will be at the Minnesota State Fair in the Education Building,...
• Timberland opening at Calhoun Square
• Value of Education: Computer Science Prof. Larry Crockett shares his perspective...
• Program Changes for Carlstrom
• Deadline approaches for SBA storm aid 
• Harris Williams advises on sale of restaurant chain 
• Planned Parenthood project moves ahead 
• House for sale: 5BD, 1 tomb 
• Dayton embarks on statewide tour 
• Medtronic fiscal 1Q profit slips 1 percent 
• Cupcake Wars: Will Edinans now be called 'cupcake eaters'?
• Small business owners are pessimistic about future
• Twin Cities business leaders search for next Carlson dean
• Target to debut Missoni collection at NYC pop-up store
• 82 MN companies on Inc. 5000 list of fast-growing firms
• SurModics cuts CFO and 9 percent of workforce
• General Mills caught in cultural debate over TV show
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• Business groups say Obama's regulatory reforms fall short
• Target's new website getting good early reviews
• SoundTown 2011: A first-ever adventure in Somerset
• Back to School for Minneapolis - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Vikings make rosters moves and Williams rests his injured foot
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• Minneapolis is a highly polluting city
• Duluth hopes workers will help lure air jobs 
• Student centers are getting bigger and fancier 
• Classing up student housing
• A little more life in the bank market 
• Surmodics cuts 9 percent of staff, including CFO
• Haley Bonar ends this summer's Music in Mears season on Thursday
• Expansion aimed at luring tech to rural areas
• Most lack homeowner insurance for earthquakes 
• New-home sales fall as year looks dismal 
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• Decade of Minnesota budget cuts adding up 
• State Fair-goers to help choose Kemps next ice cream flavor
• AllOver Media buys Seattle competitor
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• BD'M named agency of record for Wagner Spraytech
• Proto Labs helps inventor bring chemo product to market
• Study: MSP airport among most fiscally efficient
• Dow index notches best gain in 2 weeks 
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• Profits fall slightly but Medtronic meets expectations
• Brown College moves to new space  
• Pearson Candy sold to private equity firm 
• U.S. Bank offers student loan breaks 
• EEOC: 3M settles age-bias complaint 
• Pipeline protesters arrested at White House 
• National expert to speak on affordable housing 
• KA works on flood recovery 
• Google buys patents from Twin Cities company
• Medtronic profits dip slightly, meet analyst expectations
• Best Buy testing rent-to-own electronics
• Xcel's solar subsidies leave homeowners out in the cold
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• Twin Cities Blockbuster location closing
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• HealthPartners working on newborn care in Uganda
• Supervalu store closing due to competition from West End Rainbow
• MN-WI co-op food merger is rejected
• Duluth wants aircraft firm to take over Northwest building
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• PPL continues to push embattled project 
• Banks recovery weak, but it’s still a recovery 
• Central Corridor construction update, week of Aug. 13-19 
• New use for historic Chittenden & Eastman Building
• Amundson Hall up for $20M makeover, expansion
• More Americans at risk of foreclosure in 2Q 
• MN Wild adds NFL executive to management team
• Have racino backers found their horse? 
• Elk Run project quiet, even as Pine Island extends permit 
• Why union shops have an unfair advantage in construction
• United Properties bows out of Colorado NASA project
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• MPR vet Eichten announces retirement
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• Fed: MN banking conditions better but recovery sluggish
• Peeps candy opening a store at Mall of America
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• Pearson Candy sold; DQ executive takes over as CEO
• Report: Fallon struggling with huge Cadillac account
• Minnesota Department of Commerce reorganization emphasizes education, citizen protection
• New life at vacant space in St. Paul 
• Bargain hunters buy all of Best Buy's HP TouchPads
• Rich Born returns, with new deals in sights
• Colle+McVoy office culture hailed by Ad Age — and Outside?
• Supervalu employees vote to authorize strike
• Report: State shift will mean higher property taxes for all
• Is U.S. Bank's Richard Davis Wall Street's new "golden boy"?
• Xcel isn't letting Colorado city get away easily
• Inc. magazine says 8 MN firms among nation's fastest-growing
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• Larry Flynt's Hustler Hollywood store opens in Uptown
• Lower The Lap Bar: An Open Call Cabaret
• Colle+McVoy wins national awards
• Vikings handle Seahawks 20-7 with an improved performance
• MN has 8 on Inc. magazine's fastest-growing 500 companies
• Gopher football shows improvement in mid camp scrimmage
• Vikings-Seahawks preview--more than just another preseason game
• Golden Gopher football 2011 roster breakdown: kickers and punters
• Deluxe Foundation provides $70,000 for nonprofit network 
• Highway 10 project goes to PCi Roads 
• Mass transit fund shift guts loan program 
• Xcel aggressively fighting city's move to create own utility
• Hennepin County opts for design-build on Interchange project
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (Aug. 13-19) 
• Top Residential Transactions – 1000 Old Long Lake Road, Orono
• Med-tech snags $35 million; early-stage money remains scarce 
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• AgeWell ready to grow into a national presence 
• RSM McGladrey sells doctor compensation practice
• MSP's five-minute security line wait time tied for best in U.S.
• Stocks fall as traders worry over weekend 
• BofA layoffs are the latest as an industry shrinks 
• Minneapolis architect MS&R lands corny job
• Golden Gopher football 2011 roster breakdown: safeties
• Grant to help laid-off Polaris workers in western Wisconsin
• Best Places to Work rankings
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• $100M+ apartment plan proposed for Loring Park area (update)
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• The latest company drug test: Tobacco
• List Leaders: Twin Cities' largest management consulting firms
• St. Cloud moves ahead with $22M civic center project
• Exiting Medtronic CEO Hawkins leaves a globe behind
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• Market tumult takes big hit on CEOs stock holdings
• Target set to debut new website after split with Amazon
• Wild gets 10 national TV slots
• Medtronic heart valve implant OK'd in Europe
• Golden Gopher football 2011 roster breakdown: cornerbacks
• Vikings offense will look to bust out against Seattle
• Hot market for commercial mortgages could get rocky 
• Developer Wirth indicted in Minneapolis on tax charges 
• Examining Xcel’s Black Dog power plant expansion 
• Rothman’s goals: more enforcement, consumer protection 
• Chanhassen, others make Money list of top 100 cities 
• Federal grant for MnDOT project in peril?
• It’s official: Shutdown cost Minnesota economy millions (update)
• Wild to make 10 national TV appearances
• Out with the DVDs: Lowry restaurant opens in Uptown store space 
• Alex Buono, SNL Director of Photography to Guest Instruct at IPR
• Hotel developer Wirth accused of dodging millions in taxes
• MN stocks hit hard as Dow has another big drop
• Securian buys two more life insurance companies
• Stalled 36-story condo tower relaunched as rental
• MN State Fair has new food-on-a-stick offerings
• Caribou prices sale of 5 million shares 
• Prices down, but University of St. Thomas housing index is up 
• Xcel still wants wind-power project that Boulder rejected
• Dorsey & Whitney hires financial veteran as new CFO
• Weber Shandwick's Greg Swan wins PRWeek national award
• Target expects profits to double by 2017
• IPR Students Providing Services to St. Paul Homeless Shelter
• Spring Campus Days 2011
• Toro profits hurt by problems with walk-behind mowers
• Dairy co-op spends $32 million on expansion
• Schwan's debuts healthier school pizzas
• 'Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives' back on, suit 'resolved'
• Fair Isaac loses appeal over credit-score tradmark
• Retail: Where the holidays never end
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• Entellus raises $35M for sinus treatments
• Polaris plans stock split
• Travail makes Bon Appetit's 'best new restaurants' list
• Best Buy's big stack of unwanted HP tablets
• Polaris to split stock next month
• Weekly performance art openings (08/21/11 - 08/27/11)
• Lunds set to start construction on downtown store 
• Sinus-clearing firm Entellus breathes in $35M
• Developer Trooien exits bankruptcy, saddled with distressed properties 
• Golden Gopher football 2011 roster breakdown: outside linebackers
• Construction costs up, but so are project prices — for now 
• Minnesota Department of Transportation wins in ‘takings’ ruling 
• Subcontractors need to scrutinize contingency clauses
• Lost real estate value at issue in zoning cases
• Ameriprise sells advisory business to Miami company 
• Xcel cited for safety violation at MN nuclear plant
• Hammer Residences CEO Tim Nelson dies on vacation
• Stocks rise slightly on earnings reports, forecasts 
• Golden Gopher football 2011 roster breakdown: inside linebackers
• Top Commercial Transactions – 5017 Vernon Ave. S., Edina
• Minnesota property tax change will shift the burden 
• Voters to decide Xcel's fate in Boulder, Colo.
• Google: We joined MHTA to be near customers, partners
• Union Pacific to improve St. Paul-to-Hudson line
• U-M saves millions with new system for cleaning buildings
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• Pentecostal Leader Dr. William Menzies Passes Away
• Ameriprise selling troubled brokerage to Miami firm
• Target fires worker who led failed unionization effort
• Golden Gopher football 2011 roster breakdown: defensive tackles
• Keeping Central Corridor contractors in line
• Target's profits are better than Wall Street expected
• Arden Hills company expands credit facility 
• S&P ratings for MN firms are a lot lower than AAA
• Trooien emerges from bankruptcy
• Slideshow: S&P ratings for MN firms are a lot lower than AAA
• As costs rise, Muddy Waters morphs into restaurant
• Long-empty City Center space finally getting new look
• Target's Q2 earnings beat outlook
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• U of M plans to raze Norris Hall
• Pest-resistant corn gets a corn-resistant pest
• Cargill reopening troubled turkey plant
• SCUBA Minneapolis Presented at Patrick'sCabaret
• Golden Gopher football 2011 roster breakdown: defensive ends
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• Jobs returning from China: Coleman factory gearing up in Sauk Rapids 
• University of Minnesota advances plans to demolish Norris Hall
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• Panel: Debt fix needed for commercial real estate recovery 
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• Google joins Minnesota High Tech Association
• F&C names Top Women in Finance honorees for 2011
• Angel Network starts operations 
• Wells Fargo tests $3 fee for debit cards
• Target expands electronic trade-in service
• Regis investor wants cost cutting, sale of non-core units
• Basketball Head Coach Needed
• The ‘unsinkable Molly Browns’ of central Minnesota
• Fannie, Freddie would survive under Obama plan 
• July homebuilding slips after early-summer bump  
• Now Hiring Basketball Head Coach
• Tech startup wants to automate everything in your life
• Securian Foundation tallies local grants 
• Lending outlook brightens, but some tax breaks end soon
• Food Network blames Plymouth producer for Diners, Drive-ins & Dives delay
• Buffett increases investment in Wells Fargo
• Banks on ice: Twin Cities lending drops 8.7 percent
• Cargill to acquire Provimi for $2.16 billion 
• Best place to live? A bunch of places, then Chanhassen
• Largest Caribou shareholder wants to sell
• County commissioner knocks 701 Building deal
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• Walmart the low-price leader? Customers aren't buying it
• Minnesota Angel Network takes flight
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• Dispatches from the 2011 Fringe – part two
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• Forum to examine affordable housing in Central Corridor 
• A quest for typewriter-free real estate filings 
• Caribou Coffee's largest stakeholder is selling
• Minnesota Angel Network spreads its wings
• Pipefitter program for military vets comes to Minnesota 
• Caribou Coffee holder offers to sell 5.2 million shares 
• Stocks rise for third day amid acquisitions 
• Progress at the Penfield? HUD seems supportive of St. Paul project
• MN and WI sign tuition reciprocity pact
• Slideshow: Renderings of Twin Cities developments
• RENEW celebrates job training success at Dunwoody
• On display in IDS: 40 projects in the works 
• Central Corridor construction update, week of Aug. 13-19
• Bernanke to speak in Minneapolis next month
• Most-read stories on finance-commerce.com, week of Aug. 8 
• Chipotle says MN staff turnover is better following audits
• U.S. home builders remain pessimistic in August 
• Study: Twin Cities can't support four pro sports teams
• Dorsey & Whitney honored for death row work
• Cargill to buy global animal nutrition company for $2.15B
• Valspar profits drop on higher costs
• This summer, Auggies in the Physics Department launched a High Altitude Balloon....
• Appeal muddies freight-rail relocation negotiations for Southwest LRT
• HickoryTech closes on refinancing plan for expansion
• When will business lending pick up?
• As goverment cuts workers, who'll hire them?
• Why Best Buy may be sitting pretty
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• Byerly's has Minnesota's best grocery bagger
• Lists rank Twin Cities' top investment banks, asset managers
• Outdoor GreatRoom shifts manufacturing to Twin Cities
• Good Day Cafe owner David Webb dies
• Allinia CEO Pettingill was 5th-highest paid in Midwest
• Golden Gopher football 2011 roster breakdown: offensive line
• Vikings lose 14-3 to Jake Locker and the Titans
• Mosaic CEO Prokopanko's pay rises 22 percent to $7.7M
• List Leaders: Twin Cities' largest investment banks
• List Leaders: Twin Cities' largest asset management firms
• Slideshow: Minnesota's best grocery baggers
• Golden Gophers 2011 roster chock full of talent both young and old
• Vikings head to Tennessee for a tune up in Music City
• USB gift backs community development loans 
• Born buys $3.9 million home in Orono 
• Market finishes wild week on an up note 
• Two med-tech firms move operations to Twin Cities 
• Golden Gopher football 2011 roster breakdown: tight ends
• Stillwater school district breaks ground on $11M project 
• Medline starts construction of Rogers distribution center 
• Minneapolis to repair tornado-damaged sidewalks
• Faegre & Benson in talks to merge with big Indy firm
• Court sides with Minneapolis in Bluff Street lawsuit
• Southwest light rail planning moves forward 
• WomenVenture announces 2011 award winners
• To better gauge stocks, don't look at the roller coaster
• Alex Buono, Saturday Night Live Director of Photography to Visit IPR
• Last week, 10 Auggie athletes attended the first-ever MIAC Student-Athlete Leade...
• MN gets $4.2M for health-insurance exchange
• Study: U-M among biggest spenders on engineering R&D
• Fallon named agency of record for NHL's Phoenix Coyotes
• Globe Agency / MN School of Business Presents Panel on Set
• IPR Presents Adam Levy’s DIY 360 Featuring Jack Klatt and The Cat Swingers
• Metrodome to host open house
• Faegre & Benson considering merger
• Ten Auggies who are McNair Scholars traveled during August to UC-Berkeley to pre...
• Habitat for Humanity chapter looks at relocating to Central Corridor
• Magazine newsstand sales sluggish — except for Game Informer
• Chick-fil-A's coming here; Who else do you want?
• Q&A with Solera chef Jorge Guzman
• Demolition set for Burnsville's oldest mall
• Wine drinking rising faster in Twin Cities
• Feds scrutinize 'cash advance' loans
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• Midwest not thinking big on nanotech, group says
• Capella exec retiring
• Slideshow: Fast-food stores that recently entered Minnesota
• Markets rebound again, MN stocks still down over month
• Weekly performance art openings (08/14/11 - 08/20/11)
• Study: ‘Tree canopy’ covers nearly a third of Minneapolis 
• USA Women's National Festival comes to Blaine
• Offerman retires as Capella chancellor
• Commercial Finance Association starts local Twin Cities chapter 
• IPR to Receive ACCSC School of Distinction Award
• Developers land $4.3 million in Minneapolis cleanup grants 
• New University of Minnesota program offers business advice — at a price 
• Stillwater bridge plans clash over what’s ‘sensible’ 
• Sofitel Minneapolis now offering offsite catering
• Ridgeview partners with startup accelerator
• Mosaic's stock spikes as USDA says crop yields will be down
• Landscaping construction industry tries to grow new business
• Dow soars 423 points on economic news 
• Delta's passenger count grows
• Duluth developer Meierhoff dies at age 65
• MN one of few states with S&P's highest credit rating
• Kocherlakota hinted at willingness to dissent 
• After rough week for U.S., two bright spots in housing market
• Building Blocks – 180 East Fifth
• Target partners with British sandwich maker Pret A Manger
• Wild to sell single-game tickets at MN State Fair
• Community, officials clash over development plans for struggling Minneapolis neighborhood
• U.S. Bank unit closes $265 million package 
• Karl Marx, Adam Smith debate economics in puppet form
• Ansari's grill to reopen after fire
• Vikings tout stadium 'momentum'
• Why are local airfares so high?
• Best Buy's U.K. ops targeted by London looters
• Mortgage broker pleads guilty in $20M scam
• Mayo Clinic opens Mall of America store
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• RedBrick raises $5M for growth
• After plummet, another bounce in markets?
• Florida begins hearing on nuclear costs 
• Foreclosure filings continue downward trend 
• Edina mortgage broker pleads guilty to $20M scam
• Critics emerge for hotel on Oakdale’s golf course 
• RedBrick raises another $5 million
• New University of Minnesota physics building will put ‘science on display’ 
• MN stocks fall again, led by banks and financial companies
• Mayo goes shopping for patients at Mall of America 
• Prices down, pending sales up in Twin Cities housing market (update)
• Thanks, Mother Earth: Geothermal power gaining popularity 
• Old development hands chase new deals as Anderson-KM 
• Radisson Blu under construction at Mall of America 
• Sanford Health to build hospital in Thief River Falls 
• Delta's on-time performance improves
• Delta to invest $65 million in Aeromexico
• Mayo gets $10M gift for reconstructive transplantation
• General Mills CEO Powell's pay is flat at $12.3M
• Commercial property prices rose in June  
• Stocks resume sell-off; Dow slides 519 
• Harvin promotes mouthguard maker Shock Doctor
• Tinucci's, eatery that clashed with Randy Moss, closes one location
• Report (mostly) praises U of M tech-transfer office
• CEO: Online sales drives Macy's to best spring in a decade
• Education off the main road: President Paul Pribbenow reflects on the importance...
• Can a diabetes pump be hacked? How about a pacemaker?
• City, businesses clash over Nicollet Avenue redesign
• Carver County starts building fiber network next week
• The travails of a Kombucha brewer
• Iron-ore business lands power deal for plant
• MnSCU sells Winona airport campus building
• Wells Fargo buys Bank of Ireland loan portfolio
• Stocks swing back; here are the swingiest
• City Pages Comics Issue 2011
• "Zero Week" gives high school football teams a jump on the season
• Report: Wells Fargo wins Bank of Ireland portfolio
• Wells Fargo will add jobs in Twin Cities operations 
• Rosemount nixes Pulte’s request for lower fees 
• Vikings mid-camp report shows good health and healthy competition
• Cargill profit drops on energy trading 
• Minneapolis shifts gears on upper riverfront development 
• Golden Gopher football 2011 roster breakdown: wide receivers
• MN stocks gain much of what they lost on Monday
• 2,999 fans...who will be 3,000?
• Decision approaches on freight-rail relocation for Southwest LRT
• St. Paul’s Oak Grove writes $438 million senior housing loan 
• Prison for ex-Allianz Life embezzler
• IPR’s Mary Jane Alm to Release New Record: “Me and The Wild Blue”
• Real estate closer sentenced for $1.2M theft
• Twin Cities ranks 140th in personal income growth
• On the Boards – University of Minnesota Recreation Center expansion
• Slideshow: The Dow's 10 worst days
• Dow recovers 429 points on Fed statement 
• Twin Cities tops nation in volunteerism
• Wells Fargo hiring in east metro
• Obama announces fuel standards for big vehicles 
• U.S. workers were less productive in the spring 
• MacPhail taps ex-Capella executive as new CEO
• Business Journal announces CIO of the Year honorees
• Survey: Americans choose smartphones over beer? Sweets? Sex?
• Auggies are Everywhere: Read the Augsburg Now stories of seven Auggies who come...
• Demand heats up for Xcel energy savings program
• Which countries have better credit ratings than the U.S.?
• Opus Development to oversee Omaha project 
• Ahead of open, U.S. stock futures climb. Also, Muppets!
• Jim Nelson leaves Carmichael Lynch
• Poor season for pasta could send prices up
• Park Nicollet gets $5.7M dividend for lowering costs
• Cub Foods-anchored center in Plymouth is sold
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• U.S. claims owner of Argosy, Art Institutes engaged in fraud
• Can celeb designer help sell Post-Its?
• Delta, other airlines roll back fares as taxes return
• Dispatches from the 2011 Fringe – part one
• RedBrick taps Ryan as new CEO 
• Hempel sells Plymouth shopping center
• Feds seeking space in Twin Cities suburbs 
• Brokers to address problem loans in minority housing 
• ABC says St. Paul contractor ordinance would be unfair to small businesses
• Fannie, Freddie ratings slap won’t slow multifamily market, experts say 
• Delta rolls back fares as FAA taxes come back online
• Designers help 3M with Post-its, Scotch tape and sponges
• MN stocks get hammered along with rest of market
• Mapping software firm ObjectFX sold
• Designers help 3M with Post-its, Scotch tape and sponges
• AIA: Compensation suffers in downturn 
• Bernanke, Fed may try to boost confidence 
• Dow plunges more than 634 points 
• Obama seeks to reinforce faith in U.S. credit 
• Auggies attend MIAC Leadership Conference
• Wells Fargo economist: 40% chance of double-dip recession
• Central Corridor construction update, week of Aug. 6-12 
• Boston tops quarterly job rankings; Twin Cities in middle
• Golden Gopher football 2011 roster breakdown: running backs
• Boston Scientific to invest $37M in Ireland
• Caribou launches lunch menu with Grown-up Grilled Cheese
• Condo plan stirs Linden Hills debate
• SBA adds Andover nonprofit to loan pilot 
• Duluth developer plans upscale senior housing
• Target's Missoni line comes with 'how-to' video
• UnitedHealth deputizes social-media 'ambassadors' for new hires
• After throwing spotlight on Medtronic research, journal gets honor
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• 3M's Baclite brouhaha engulfs top U.K. official
• St. Paul restaurateurs grouse about food-truck scourge
• RedBrick Health appointing Dan Ryan as CEO
• BioAmber's $45M deal led nation in biotech venture capital
• Landlords cheer as rental market gets tighter
• Trylon Premiere Tuesdays: World on a Wire
• Golden Gopher football 2011 roster breakdown: quarterbacks
• Suzlon slumps after Minnesota fine 
• Auggies create educational excellence: Read a story in Augsburg Now about studen...
• Two local economists see economic tea leaves very differently 
• AngelPolleNation aims to boost money for startups 
• Cleanup prep begins at Scherer Bros. riverfront site in Minneapolis 
• The Summer 2011 Augsburg Now is available online at
• New IPR Talent: Laura Benda – Service Learning Coordinator
• MN ranks 19th for LEED-certified buildings
• Minneapolis approves Hoyt's Loring Park housing project
• St. Louis Park takes on MnDOT over freight rail 
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (July 30-Aug. 5) 
• AIA group hosting Cravaack in Duluth 
• Stocks end a day of wild swings mostly down 
• KFAN, KTLK are swapping places on the radio dial
• Senate approves bill to end partial FAA shutdown 
• Top Residential Transactions – 12416 Everton Circle N., Hugo
• Horton expands S.D. warehouse
• Study: Twin Cities commutes aren't bad, relatively speaking
• Medtronic-backed startup files IPO down under
• Allianz Life reports growth in first half
• Signs of progress on bank deal front
• FAA fuss delays Duluth terminal 
• Dow falls 512 in steepest decline since ‘08 
• Edina Realty opens new Minneapolis office 
• Two Harbors reports core earnings hike, hedging loss 
• Commerce charges loan business with fraud 
• Cassidy Turley to manage Hopkins property 
• Multiband's shares soar on unsolicited purchase offer
• Target key revenue figure rises in July 
• Wind-power equipment maker fined for polluting
• Bankruptcy trustee wants $3.9M back from Home Valu suppliers
• What will day after market's plummet bring for MN firms?
• Lyman Lumber filing bankruptcy, to be sold to NYC firm
• List Leaders: Twin Cities' largest law firms
• MN hospitals may lose $8.1M a year due to Medicare changes
• Wells Fargo faces class-action suit over reverse mortgages
• Medtronic plans to double staff in China
• Will your bank start charging you to make a deposit?
• Vikings' McNabb finally takes the field and he likes what he sees
• IPR Admissions at the 2011 Minneapolis Performing and Visual Arts College Fair
• Ramada near MOA listed for $15.5M
• EU urges bailout changes as stocks, euro tumble 
• IPR’s Justin DeLeon Drums with Swallows
• Study: Minnesota so-so for new businesses
• Building Blocks – Town Square  
• Urban Scrubs Campers were in the field practicing skills related to water qualit...
• Home alone: Single-person households growing 
• Best Buy, Mosaic among biggest losers on bad day for stocks
• Best Buy Express expands to Disney, college campuses
• Land O'Lakes profits soar 75 percent
• Eden Prairie loan modification firm charged with $362K fraud
• Cargill, CHS say they may expand joint venture Temco
• Dems warn about long-term joblessness 
• Concrete lab denies faking NYC test results 
• Delta Dental gives $3.5M for new U-M children's dental clinic
• Power outage in Minneapolis proves need for alternative fuels
• 3M executive joins ad firm 
• President Paul C. Pribbenow explored ideas of civility, democracy, hospitality a...
• ATK raises full-year profit forecast despite sales drop
• Target's July numbers up on strong back-to-school sales
• Developer divulges details for Shingle Creek Crossing
• Top 10 of 2010-11 -- No. 7
• Minneapolis gets four bids for last Grain Belt building
• Delta making extra $5M a day during FAA partial shutdown
• Cargill recalls turkey products linked to salmonella
• Medtronic hires Yale to study controversial spine product
• American Crystal labor impasse enters fourth day
• UnitedHealth adds thousands of employees in purchase
• Caribou Coffee profits skyrocket
• 3M CEO Buckley may sell $32M worth of shares
• Shortage of new cars in Twin Cities
• Elements in Translation at Patrick's Cabaret
• Metro State seeks new space 
• UnitedHealth Group buys Florida services company
• Cargill recalling 36M lbs. of turkey linked to salmonella
• Gov. Dayton rejects all five radio show proposals
• University National buys Rosemount bank
• Capital grows, lending drops at local banks 
• Culver’s bets on an urban site for a change  
• Freeziac yogurt chain leases third location 
• BWBR employee earns architecture license 
• Oak Grove delivers $25 million in senior housing loans 
• Two heart-repair device firms pull in $7 million 
• About 17 percent of Twin Cities home mortgages are under water
• Wonder what it's like to get older? Youths at Urban Scrubs camp got a first-hand...
• Twins announce Spanish schedule
• Wells Fargo CEO: Debit-fee regs ultimately bad for Target
• Feds open to next step for Southwest LRT
• Audacious Athletic Auggies: Check out the countdown of the top 10 Auggie sports...
• Best Buy teams with Google to offer free Nexus S smartphone
• Teamsters refuse to make deliveries to American Crystal
• In search of ‘one iconic image’ for Minneapolis 
• Natalie Darwitz leaves coaching position at U
• Dow edges higher, breaking an 8-day streak 
• Crave restaurant named a Hot Concepts! Award winner
• Fuel prices forcing Southwest, Frontier airlines to make changes
• Survey: Twin Cities and Buca are tops for kid-friendly restaurants
• MN a worse place for entrepreneurs than 3 years ago
• General Mills, Target, Wells Fargo on list of top companies for diversity
• Dairy Queen ranked high among fast-food eateries
• St. Jude Medical authorizes stock repurchase
• Minnesota vaccination rates are falling
• Toppers Pizza opening in crowded U of M pizza market
• Hutchinson Technology to cut 30-40 percent of U.S. workforce
• Life Time Fitness CEO Akradi pay increases by 21 percent
• Graco CEO gets pay boost
• Ex-Rep. Laura Brod joins Lockridge Grindal Nauen
• Another trial for Hecker/Rowan?
• Possible shots fired at Curtis Carlson Nelson home
• Great Lakes ship named for Oberstar
• Clothier Kuhlman resurfaces with new line
• 3 apartment plans pitched for Grain Belt site
• St. Thomas meets $25M funding goal
• Pork Board drops 'The Other White Meat'
• St. Paul out $96K on Pop! restaurant loan
• Weekly performance art openings (08/07/11 - 08/13/11)
• Ford’s U.S. sales up 6 percent in July 
• Knollwood Mall among 30 properties in new REIT
• The best pizza in MN? Food Network picks a black sheep
• China's 'fake' stores include a Dairy Queen knockoff
• Mayo Clinic takes leadership role in concussion testing
• Sun Country sold for $10M more than initial valuation
• Brandspring Solutions bought by Wisconsin printer
• The famous do battle in latest retail wars
• Calling all Daves: Famous Dave's has a free meal for you
• Top 10 of 2010-11 -- No. 8
• Fringe Festival 2011: A preview of your best bets
• Frazier releases McKinnie and shows his team he means business
• Knollwood Mall to be part of REIT 
• Restoring Theodore Wirth Park: ‘the people’s country club’ 
• St. Paul considers restrictions on student housing
• Elk Run project could get piece of $350 million fund 
• About 60 youths from public schools are on campus for Urban Scrubs camp to learn...
• Brandspring Solutions has been bought by Wisconsin printer
• Ameriprise plans 300-person Las Vegas call center
• 2011 season preview: Looking at the CHA (Part 1 of 2)
• Welsh buys large property in Indianapolis 
• Dolan Company’s revenue, profit decline 
• Steering rising stars toward service to nonprofits 
• Gov. Dayton's sons open Bachelor Farmer eatery
• Amex gives $1M to preserve Twin Cities historic places
• Fairview adding primary-care clinic in south metro
• Stocks down for year as worries grow 
• Welsh Property Trust buys Indianapolis building
• Clothing company CEO expands beyond Web with Hopkins store
• Feats of Engineering – District Energy Solar Thermal System
• Target continues to challenge property taxes in Wisconsin
• Delta SkyMiles credit card users get new benefits
• Poll: Boulder residents support city utility over Xcel
• Dolan lowers forecast as it waits for foreclosures to grow
• Hines rekindles Target Field area plans
• Devenir survey tracks HSA expansion 
• Moody's changes credit outlook for Minnesota to 'negative'
• Judge: Xcel doesn't have to pay $2.25M fine for power plant
• Ex-owner of Maplewood mortgage brokerage charged with fraud
• Hotel and retail planned for Minneapolis North Loop site
• Target, 3M, Best Buy among firms rewarding medical clinics
• U of M offers concentration in environmental and energy law
• Best Buy starts 'Deal of the Day' online
• Esquire says America's best pancakes are in Dinkytown
• Former President Clinton spoke at Walden U. commencement
• Top 10 of 2010-11 -- No. 9
• BioAmber helps boost venture capital numbers in state 
• U-M Law School offers environmental & energy concentration
• Slideshow: President Clinton speaks at Walden U. commencement
• Some CEOs shrug off woes to Wall Street 
• Drycleaner acquires delivery service 
• University of Minnesota plans repair for Williams Arena roof 
• Welsh brokers now under Colliers banner 
• Indoor air called next big health challenge 
• Survey finds Minnesota economic outlook better than region’s 
• Hot, humid weather makes buildings sweat, too 
• Concerns about the economy end early Dow rally 
• Delta will refund certain travel taxes
• Report: Midwest economy is slowing
• American Crystal Sugar follows through on lock-out threat
• Central Corridor construction update, week of July 30-Aug. 5 
• UnitedHealth, Medtronic, St. Jude stocks down over debt deal
• Delta hires Food Network personality as food and wine expert
• Top 10 of 2010-11 -- No. 10
• East Coast companies buy Shakopee apartments
• Communications Systems buys British company
• 3M replaces Harlan, who is leaving for Dow Chemical
• Auggie expert in the news: Jeanne Boeh, an Augsburg professor, talks about the e...
• Augsburg hosts the "Vocation of a Lutheran College" conference today through Wed...
• Are commercial mortgages on thin ice?
• July's best-read stories: Beer, paychecks and gadgets
• American Crystal Sugar to lock out 1,300 workers
• Pay for your coffee (or anything) with a flip of the wrist
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• New laws take affect today that impact MN businesses
• Shoppers got their shoes painted at Mall of America
• Twin Cities trucking firm owner guilty of $120K fraud
• Do you love your company enough to get a tattoo?
• HSBC sells US banks; will credit card biz go to Wells Fargo?
• Xcel wants NRC to change safety rating at nuclear plant
• Augsburg is one site of the Minnesota Fringe Festival, which runs from August 4-...
• July's most-read stories on the web
• Free Arts Minnesota News - July 29, 2011
• The Vikings roll into Mankato for training camp and hot temps
• Anytime Fitness fans show their passion with tattoos
• North Central well represented in Phoenix during General Council 2011
• American Crystal Sugar ready to lockout 1,300 employees
• Cinematic storytelling honored with Nobody’s Perfect: The Films of Billy Wilder
• Auggie music therapy student Courtnie DeGrand talks about an experience working...
• McNabb is a Viking, and Frazier says he is the starter
• You can visit Porky's Drive-In again, but don't expect a burger
• Future is clear for Minnesota’s ‘Silicon Valley of Windows’ 
• St. Paul co-op to undergo renovations 
• Debt standoff puts local credit ratings under review 
• Goodhue Wind developers offer residents $10,000 
• Bonestroo to be sold to Canadian company  
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (July 23-July 29) 
• We write, you respond: July reader comments roundup 
• Waiting for condos: When will Stanton start?
• Girls in Engineering, Math and Science (GEMS) and Guys in Science and Engineerin...
• Markets on edge as debt debate drags on 
• Minneapolis apartment rents jump 7 percent
• Why isn't Minneapolis Main post office on closure list?
• Video: MN's top-paid, overpaid and underpaid CEOs
• Target gets approval for another San Francisco store
• Top Residential Transactions – 3355 Graham Hill Road, Orono
• Ecolab, General Mills named to "most innovative" list
• Toro's new CFO made her mark at Eaton, Honeywell
• Thanks! RT @jgrangaard: @AugsburgCollege Don't forget Auggie grad Kari Burke-Rom...
• Top 10 of 2010-11 -- Honorable Mention
• Urban Scrubs Camp is August 1-5, and gives youths a broad, hands-on perspective...
• Peace Scholars - college students in Norway - share their reflections on the rec...
• Report: Med-tech approval process due for an overhaul
• Meet three freshman Auggies who are getting a jump start at college life by part...
• The Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life offers intriguing information that exp...
• List Leaders: Highest paid CEOs
• Ailing shopping center to become home to 140 senior units
• Weekly performance art openings (07/31/11 - 08/06/11)
• Business Journal ranks overpaid/underpaid CEOs
• Metropolitan State plans west-metro campus
• Welsh Cos. picks up the Colliers name
• Med-device study isn't out yet; industry attacks it anyway
• Development exec pitches sports dome for Edina
• List Leaders: Underpaid Minnesota CEOs
• List Leaders: Overpaid Minnesota CEOs
• Mayo's big merger turns 25
• Brad Hoyt's new Loring project takes step forward
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• St. Thomas housing index shows slight gain 
• Welsh brokers complete several deals 
• Met Council considering tax levy increases for 2012 
• Twin Cities building permits ‘bouncing on the bottom’
• Twin Cities apartment vacancy rate falls to 2.4% 
• Hoyt wins round for Loring Park apartments (update) 
• Foreclosure filings decline as glut grows 
• NorthMarq: Office vacancy declines slightly
• Slideshow: Minneapolis Farmers' Market
• Arctic Cat shares soar on big ATV sales
• Midwest download speeds trail the coasts: Study
• Contracts to buy homes up in June for 2nd month 
• PulteGroup swings to 2Q loss as home sales fall 
• Building Blocks – Renaissance Square
• Slideshow: The first 50 years of MSP Airport
• MSP among airports with highest airfares
• Ex-Ameriprise broker gets prison in $330K theft
• An Auggie alum in Norway last week reflected on the tragedies that occurred in t...
• Supervalu teams with Groupon for Ben & Jerry's ice cream
• Boston Scientific to cut up to 1,400 positions
• Bremer earnings up on improved credit quality 
• Northern Trust adds to its Minnesota office 
• Minn. health startups get $88M in investments 
• Mental Health Resources moving to new St. Paul space 
• Xcel profits improve, beat Wall Street
• Mankato State could train Chinese pilots
• New food trucks (and a food bus) hit Twin Cities streets
• As family ties shift, could Cargill go public?
• Rollerblade founders' new venture: trailers
• The Lowry, slowed by shutdown, to open Aug. 15
• Wells Fargo cuts at brokerage unit, shuffles execs
• As FAA tax lapses, Delta hikes fares to keep the cash
• Minneapolis' Annual Diversity Employment Day Career Fair - Aug 24
• Vikings lose Rice, but are getting McNabb
• Graco misses despite double-digit sales and profit growth
• Ameriprise profits grow 22 percent
• Wells Fargo appoints leader of new consumer lending group
• Wells Fargo eliminating Minneapolis brokerage positions
• Unitron opens new digs in Plymouth 
• No rush for light-rail mitigation 
• GOP priorities make it into government bill 
• Buzz building for new method of energy conversion
• Greco’s pitch: Free rent for a year
• Top Women in Finance nominations due Aug. 1 
• Rebates key to solar growth in state 
• Contractors hurry to beat deadline for MnDOT claims 
• The Lowry restaurant to open in Uptown Aug. 15
• Top Commercial Transactions – 25-unit Stevens Square apartment building in Minneapolis
• Resort designed by Cunningham home of South Korea Olympics
• Stratasys shares plunge as sales miss Wall Street estimates
• U.S. HealthWorks buys NorthWorks Occupational Health
• Pace Analytical buys Florida environmental lab
• Kenosha, Racine, Milwaukee rail runs out of track 
• Delta's profits fall 58% on higher fuel costs
• Man admits $496M fraud against Medicaid, MinnesotaCare
• New images of Jaguar redevelopment site
• Stewartville's Geotek doubling production
• Ex-BP CEO Hayward could be in charge of safety at N. MN mine
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• American Crystal Sugar workers facing lockout threat
• A'viands acquired by food-service firm TrustHouse Services
• Parasole chef wins Michelle Obama's healthy-recipe cookoff
• Earnings Day: How 3M, Supervalu, Pentair and others fared
• One-punch homicide
• MN stocks down as investors fret about the future
• Hutch Tech cuts losses, expects rebound to continue
• Brooklyn Park man pleads guilty to $496K healthcare fraud
• Parasole chef wins White House trip with porcupine sliders
• A'viands-TrustHouse merger creates large food service firm
• U.S. debt-ceiling crisis already casts shadow here 
• All MnDOT projects should see ‘some activity’ by end of week
• U of M study: Taxes can create economic growth 
• C.H. Robinson misses expectations as expenses rise
• Museum engineers deal for new space  
• Buffalo Wild Wings has double-digit rise in sales, profits
• Latest light rail eminent domain involves church
• Time to cut my Netflix plan
• Minneapolis PR executive to make her movie debut
• On the Boards – Abbott Northwestern Hospital and Children’s Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota – Mother-Baby Program 
• Frenzied first day of free agency begins for the Vikings
• MillerCoors drops Miller Genuine Draft 64 Lemonade
• Scores of MN Post Offices may be closed
• Interactive business card firm lands $900K
• IPR Hosted Video Production Summer Camp Day 1 (wk 2)
• Wealth gap widens between whites, minorities 
• New-home sales unexpectedly slip in June 
• Spring buying boosts home prices in May 
• Supervalu's cost cutting leads to rise in profits
• Berglin leaving Legislature after nearly four decades 
• 3M profits rise, but held back by Japan earthquake
• Minneapolis Foundations adds a gift to CRF 
• Dick’s Sporting Goods opening in Coon Rapids 
• RJM Construction remodeling Northfield Hospital 
• Ott leads U.S. Bank’s regional Private Client unit 
• Dolan subsidiary acquires ACT Litigation Services 
• MOA's theme park chases older crowd, ridership jumps
• Wind farm opponents say turbines could hurt eagles 
• Duluth airport lurches from one shutdown to another
• Debt stalemate hasn't spooked local investors (yet)
• Architect Leonard Parker dies at 90
• Target expanding retail clinics
• Shoreview Corporate Center faces foreclosure
• Cloud 9 Sky Flats kickback scandal grows
• NFL back, Buffalo Wild Wings delivers on free-wings pledge
• Unsound Logic makes good sense at 7th Street
• Buffalo Wild Wings gives away wings as NFL gets back to work
• Foreclosure looms for Shoreview complex
• Transit battle: Act II coming up
• Remaking a classic: $10M Keller project advances 
• Edina broker charged with mortgage fraud
• Meeting professionals group picks Minneapolis for convention
• Dick's Sporting Goods opens in Coon Rapids
• Central Corridor – Week of July 23-29 
• Don’t let the tech take over presentations 
• Credit unions stand ready to help boost sluggish economy
• General Mills cuts jobs at Pillsbury plant
• Vikings to open training camp in Mankato on Sunday
• Trylon Premiere Tuesdays: Caterpillar
• Minneapolis working to keep the Vikings in the city
• 5 employers offer incentives for Detroit living 
• Audit criticizes IRS oversight of homebuyer tax credits 
• Proto Labs seeks $100M through IPO (Update) 
• Do people in spiritual crisis have increased levels of depression? That's just one topic that is being explored through Undergraduate Research and Graduate Opportunities (URGO) this summer. Learn more about this topic at URGo presentations run toda
• NFL players vote for deal that ends lockout
• A boom in corporate profits, a bust in jobs, wages 
• Proto Labs files to raise $100M in IPO
• Checkhov and a Polka Party: Augsburg's Darcy Engen, associate professor of Theatre Arts, and her husband adapted Anton Checkhov's "Cherry Orchard." The two will perform the play - along with other actors - inside and outside New Ulm&#
• Be'wiched owners launch Eat Street 'Icehouse'
• Wild Onion owner sues St. Paul over outdoor-alcohol ban
• Minneapolis, St. Paul compete for Surly brewery
• Solar-equipment maker Despatch Industries acquired
• General Mills reacts to Greek market threat (in yogurt)
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• St. Jude signs group-buying contract that Medtronic dropped
• Wells Fargo: A small big bank or a big medium one?
• Little guys aren't cheering Border's demise
• Imminent CBA deal means wild times ahead for the NFL and the Vikings
• "I think our generation figured it out" - interview with Shilpa Ray
• Henna tattoos at SaraCura
• The Science Museum of Minnesota's Big Back Yard
• Is Nissan Leaf a suitable choice for Minneapolitan dirvers?
• Dominium passes 20K housing units 
• State budget prompts cuts to Minneapolis street paving 
• Suburban Manufacturing names new president 
• Fort Snelling Upper Post gets $1.2M for repairs 
• State is fourth in job increases 
• 8 transit options under review for Gateway Corridor 
• Grocery store to anchor Jaguar site plan
• Budget 500K for science/tech group: ‘This is new money, so I’m very grateful’ 
• More apartments pitched in downtown Minneapolis
• Bonding bill axes funding for Planetarium 
• Tech earnings help stocks end week with gain 
• Runaway barge hits La Crescent bridge 
• Wells Fargo's Wall Street identity crisis
• Caterpillar profit misses estimates 
• Shift happens — and debt to schools grows 
• Lobbyists scramble to digest budget 
• St. Jude Medical replaces Medtronic in purchasing deal; buyer's group includes Mayo
• Nation's top implant? The eyes have it
• Red Balloon Bookshop is getting new owners
• Orientation Leaders for the Longfellow Neighborhood perform their introduction cheer for first year students participating in the first session of SOAR. Each student is placed in a "neighborhood" for the duration of orientation and Auggie Days.
• Dart Transit cuts support jobs, shifts money to drivers
• Video: U2 brings outdoor stadium shows back to Twin Cities
• Willmar hosting ‘animal science’ VC forum
• Duluth's average house is among oldest in nation
• Is office-hoarding costing you a promotion?
• Ergo, I go. URGO, you go! Students will present the findings from their Undergraduate Research and Graduate Opportunity (URGO) projects next Monday-Wednesday. Check out the schedule at sessions will you attend?
• NorthMarq: ‘continued flight to quality’ in Class A office market 
• ‘Grande’ vision for Maple Grove rentals
• Videogame startup targets womens' market
• How Carmichael Lynch's Emmy-nominated Suburu ad came together
• 3M buys home-improvement line in Europe
• Did state stiff highway contractors in budget deal?
• 3M: D.C. lobbyist involved in 'attempted blackmail'
• Trooien gets 'miracle' as judge OKs bankruptcy exit
• See the Twin Cities' top hotels
• List Leaders: Twin Cities' largest hotels
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• Prep Football 2011: Opt-ups, re-classification set to change the season
• License revoked for rigger in fatal crane collapse 
• Leftover LRT land: Planners examine ‘excess’ properties in Central Corridor 
• 11th-hour insert in bill irks contractors
• TCF tries new fee to beef up earnings (updated) 
• Minnesota continued to shed construction jobs in June (updated) 
• It all starts tomorrow...Summer Student Orientation (SOAR). About 400 hundred visitors are expected on campus July 22 to 28 for three SOAR sessions. Incoming students will get a taste of campus, meet with faculty and staff, and classmates. Read the Insid
• Auggies are engaged: Andy Thomas and Thomas Chester recently climbed Mt. Rainier, and raised $30,000 to help others get access to addiction treatment services. The two are in StepUp, Augsburg's residential recovery program. Read their story in Insid
• Building Blocks – Washington Square
• Time for state to ‘buy local’ with pension investments
• Women in Business honoree directory goes online
• Brand champ Creative Memories sells memories, not scrapbooks
• PeopleNet sold to California company
• European debt deal sends markets higher 
• MN adds jobs, but unemployment rate rises
• Minnetonka REIT nets $483.6 million in stock offering 
• Economy’s spring slump could last through summer 
• What's next for Block E casino plan?
• TCF Bank's profits lower as fee revenue declines
• Learning across differences: Students on St. Paul's West Side grappled with some big issues, including racism as it affects new immigrants in the community. Through monthly community meals with elders from Hmong, East African, and Latino communities
• Life Time Fitness raises 2011 forecast as profits surprise
• Nash Finch disappoints Wall Street with falling profits
• Target makes gains on Amazon in social media 'buzz'
• Trooien makes case in court for reorganization
• Saints didn't get bonding money; here's what did
• Radisson scores poorly on satisfaction survey
• Radio host, 2 others charged in Cook scheme
• Wells Fargo fined $85M over unit's mortgage practices
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• Grand Hotel's Zahtar changes name to Rare Steak & Sushi
• Sale won't change Sun Country's course, CEO says
• Zillow surges on first day of trading 
• Goodwill stores planned in Lakeville and Champlin 
• Sun Country CEO: Business as usual after sale
• Three men indicted in Trevor Cook's Ponzi scheme
• Bonding bill: some relief, but many get $0
• IPR Library Hires New Talent
• New DEED program seeks to boost small business lending 
• IPR Hosted Audio Prodcution Summer Camp Day 3 (wk 2)
• Zahtar Minneapolis gets name change
• Select Comfort raises forecast after profits double
• Rangers are part of Ford recall 
• Pontoon maker Premier Marine buys boat companies
• Sun Country Airlines sold to Cambria Holdings 
• Exposure and risk increase for e-commerce businesses
• Wells Fargo fined a record $85M over mortgage practices
• As other banks struggle, U.S. Bank steps in (updated) 
• Shutdown’s End: Final negotiations involved tussles over where policy meets spending 
• A look at life after ethanol tax credit goes away 
• Sun Country Airlines sold to owners of Cambria
• When will state government restart? Depends on which part
• Moldy turf needs replacing at Metrodome 
• Supervalu to open 250 groceries in U.S. 'food deserts'
• FDA: We’re slow, but so are you
• Vikings punter Kluwe tweets up a firestorm about NFL antitrust plaintiffs
• Accurate Home Care expands: Disability niche leads to more offices, acquisitions
• At least somebody likes Mayo …
• Tom Petters' top 'fundraiser' faces new charges
• Metrodome will need new turf, too
• Vikings stadium bill may wait until 2012
• Ecolab merging with Nalco in $8B deal
• Soul Daddy failure costs Chipotle $2.4M
• Creative Memories tops Mayo in Brand Madness
• Special session over; bills head to Dayton
• Eric Weisman won't stop playing doctor
• Weekly performance art openings (07/24/11 - 07/30/11)
• Report: Ecolab may buy Nalco in $5B deal
• Soul Daddy investment cuts into Chipotle's profits
• Wells Fargo plans $1.5B in cuts, but remains in growth mode
• Minnesota groups land federal grants 
• New charges for man accused of being Petters' main fundraiser
• Jobs bill includes economic development boost 
• Minnesota transit cuts: deep, but less than feared 
• Mayo Clinic ranked third-best in nation
• Three Borders stores in Twin Cities closing in liquidation 
• Northstar service back on track 
• University of Minnesota’s Crookston campus considers $7.5 million dorm project
• Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community OKs $20M loan 
• Special session aims to end Minnesota shutdown 
• LHB announces new employees 
• Flat tire leads to brainstorm and Bike Fixtation
• IPR Hosted Audio Production Summer Camp Day 2 (wk1)
• MN heat wave strains Xcel Energy, Mall of America
• Campus Kitchen hosts the West Bank Farmers Market from 2-5 p.m., today, in front of Foss Center. New items are available, such as bread, rice and pickles, and EBT is accepted. Get involved today by learning more about Campus Kitchen - www.facebook.com/a
• Correction: Students in grades 4-8 are on campus through July 29 for the Girls in Engineering, Math, and Science (GEMS) camp and Guys in Science and Engineering (GISE) camp. This program works with inner-city schools to give students more opportunity to
• Target expanding grocery sections in Milwaukee
• Gov. Dayton calls special legislative session
• Mosaic: Court decision over Florida mine will cost it $100M
• 27 Auggies named Academic All-MIAC
• MN CEO buys Warren Buffett's childhood home
• Dave & Buster's plans IPO up to $150M
• Perkins Restaurant starts restructuring
• Gordmans signs deal for third local store 
• Senior housing pitched for Minneapolis’ Bancroft condo site
• UnitetHealth raises forecast as profits beat Wall Street
• It's back-to-school time! Well, retailers think so
• Duluth Pack cashes in on its cool moment
• Delta wins food fight at MSP's Concourse G
• Study: Average corporate network hacked 3+ times a year
• Mayo trailing Creative Memories in Brand Madness finals
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• Borders liquidating all stores; three locally
• Brad Hoyt takes another crack at Loring Park site
• Man admits stashing Trevor Cook cash at MOA
• Eden Prairie Hyatt part of $110M package deal
• New Auggies on campus starting Saturday: About 400 hundred visitors are expected on campus July 23 to 28 for three Student Summer Orientation (SOAR) sessions. Incoming students will get a taste of campus, meet with faculty and staff, and classmates. More
• Singer/Songwriter Series: Possessed by Paul James and Drew Peterson Group
• Ponder hits town and is hitting the bricks looking for a place to live
• Fisher joins Fredrikson & Byron 
• Brad Hoyt tries again for Loring park site
• IPR Hosted Audio Production Summer Camp
• Table Trac names new CEO, replacing founder
• Mosaic sales, profits skyrocket on higher prices
• Top Projects: The Lyric at Carleton Place 
• Man admits hiding Trevor Cook cash at Mall of America
• Gordmans to compete with Kohl's in Roseville
• Top Project: I-35W and TH 62 Crosstown Reconstruction 
• Top Project: Hiawatha Maintenance Facility 
• Contractors meet with MnDOT on resuming work, handling claims
• Top Project: Hellmuth & Johnson Building 
• No shutdown relief for Minnesota liquor sellers 
• Sinkhole on I-35E ramp qualifies as emergency MnDOT repair  
• Eden Prairie Hyatt sold as part of $110M deal
• Top Project: Frost Building 
• Problems for utilities could mount if heat wave persists 
• Food to be delivered to MSP travelers under Delta plan
• Klobuchar asks Delta to retain service for 5 MN cities
• IPR Early Fall 2011 Orientation
• Judge: Bars can't get licenses until after shutdown ends
• Slideshow: Cargill opens "world-class" R&D center in Wichita
• Augsburg's McNair Scholars will present their mid-research findings from 10 a.m.-1:40 p.m., July 19 in Oren Gateway Center Room 114. The presentations are open to the public. More information, and a schedule, is in the July 18 edition of Augsburg A-
• Minnesota National Guard stays busy at Arden Hills site
• MN Brand Madness, Finals: Creative Memories vs. Mayo Clinic
• Brand Madness finals: Creative Memories vs. Mayo Clinic
• Fashion industry makes case for copyright
• Northern Tool snaps up Eagan startup's solar equipment
• Shutdown still on, contractors still squeezed as talks linger
• M&I's downfall: Chasing growth too far
• Walden University Partnerships and Affiliations
• New development wrinkle for downtown Minneapolis: Kids
• General Mills CEO: We're paying for 'bad policy' on ethanol
• Duluth hotel to proceed despite opposition 
• Fitch rates Target debt A- and stable 
• Minnesota Golden Gopher 2011 season preview; players poised to breakout
• Investors dismayed by budget solution 
• Minnesota state bonding details ‘still to be negotiated’
• House cuts $6 billion from projects request 
• Running on empty: Vacant site, up for sale, remains a riddle  
• Cargill may sell flavors business to Kerry Group
• IPR Hosted Video Production Summer Camp Wrap Up (WK 1)
• MN firm's 3-D X-ray machine is solving ancient mysteries
• On eve of deal to end Minnesota shutdown, business pressures were mounting 
• Delta plans to end service to five MN cities
• Shutdown: The end is near 
• Study: Vikings are hardest MN team to support
• Delta may drop flying in 24 small cities 
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (July 9-15) 
• Buffalo Wild Wings about to open at Mall of America
• Students at Augsburg's Medieval Camp learned about weapons dating from 850 to 1500 when Chris Poor of the Oakeshott Institute ( presented. Campers learned first-hand about the weapons and were able to hold each piece. In the photo shown with this po
• S&P warns it may downgrade Fannie, Freddie credit 
• New IRB Submissions Decision Tree
• Business Journal honors top minority, GLBT, disabled and veteran business leaders
• Medtronic invests in eye-lens startup
• Medtronic ex-CEO Hawkins paid $9.6M in final year at helm
• Capella buys U.K. online school
• Minneapolis chasing money in bankrupt nonprofit’s wake
• Mayo Clinic, Creative Memories in Brand Madness finals
• Retailers' worry: Becoming Amazon's 'showroom'
• Food companies pledge new kid-marketing standards
• Vikings: We're ready for our stadium now
• For business, deal to end shutdown can't come soon enough
• Teleflex Medical expanding in Plymouth
• Jacksonville panel OKs $2.5M package to Medtronic
• Buffalo Wild Wings opening at MOA 
• Wells Fargo makes bid for HSBC credit card unit
• Meet a Scholar of Change: M.S. in Education Alumna Kelly Clark
• Norwest Equity sells share in Blaine distributor 
• Blockbuster offer aimed at unhappy Netflix DVD renters
• Student Loan Debt Consolidation - By The Numbers via @rasmussen #money #tips #budget
• Jacksonville gives $2.5M incentive for Medtronic expansion
• Minnesota charter schools will pay more for state shifts 
• Report: Wells Fargo bidding for HSBC credit card unit
• Behind the scenes: Central Corridor vs. state shutdown 
• Suspended permits idle sewer projects 
• Medline considers distribution center in Rogers 
• IPR Hosted Video Production Summer Camp Day 4
• Dayton, GOP agree to end shutdown, draft $500 million bonding bill (update)
• Real Estate Matters: Have we hit bottom in Twin Cities housing market?
• IPR Hosted Video Production Summer Camp Day 3
• Homeownership drops for black Minnesotans
• ‘Amenity creep’: Some franchisees are struggling with demands from hotel chains 
• ATK CFO leaves for NJ company
• Slideshow: General Mills launching 70 new products
• Mayo Clinic starts online network 
• Delta carried most passengers in April
• Talks end between Xcel, Boulder over wind farm
• Starbucks, Caribou continue to expand food offerings
• Where does Wild rank among NHL's hardest-to-support teams?
• Weekly performance art openings (07/17/11 - 07/23/11)
• Twins to sell limited-edition bobbleheads of 1991 team
• Borders faces liquidation after takeover offer rejected
• Brand Madness semifinals begin, and they're huge
• Uptown's Viva Brazil loses chef before it opens
• Even shutdown has a few winners
• Hired, but not licensed: Careers stalled in shutdown
• Writing Center Blog: APA: More Than Citations
• DNR chief on honor-rule fishing: Nuh-UH
• Minnesota cities among nation's 'most resilient'
• Mayo launches social networking site
• Lawson cuts workers, but how many?
• Project Runway to feature Target designer
• Newly acquired M&I Bank plans to boost lending
• Companies turn in bids for Wisconsin highway 
• Dunnavan leases Riverplace space 
• Amazon aims at Apple's iPad with Android tablet
• Lawson Software lays off employees
• Target designer picked to compete on Project Runway
• Twin Cities housing market: up, down and ‘upside down’ (update) 
• Feats of Engineering – Metrodome roof collapse
• East Bethel beckons with $40 million infrastructure upgrade (update) 
• Tough road: Gearin cool to bid to restart highway projects
• Bankers upbeat on consumer credit but edgy about small businesses 
• MillerCoors ordered off Minnesota shelves (update)
• Lift Bridge Brewing suspends sale of bottled beer
• Leinenkugel's safe from MillerCoors sales ban
• Builders would welcome ‘a little less volatility’ in industry 
• Stock rally weakens as stimulus hopes dim 
• The Metrodome roof also rises
• Wall Street Journal vet named COO of MPR's parent
• Tech firm iCentera sold, plans to grow in MN
• Parmida Home store to open at West End
• Is it easier to cheer for the Wolves than we think?
• Twin Cities home sales up again, but prices continue to drop
• Guentzel hired by Minnesota as associate head coach
• Hennepin Theatre Trust, Artspace win NEA grants 
• Steep college costs for non-Minnesotans at Carlson School 
• During shutdown, banks offer to ease loan payments 
• Stocks fall after Ireland downgrade erases gains 
• SBA, city loans fill gaps for Minneapolis tornado recovery
• Who does Medtronic design products for?
• Mayo holds onto lead in Brand Madness Quarterfinal
• Local officials: You can so fish during shutdown
• Student Accomplishments
• 'Green' sector growing in Minnesota, study says
• Biodiesel plant reopening in Albert Lea
• Gummi bear brats a hit for Hugo butcher
• MillerCoors loses right to sell beer in Minnesota during shutdown
• Record-setting sandwich uses 11,500 Spam slices
• Bradlee Dean's benediction
• Kickoff Musical - Women's Conference And Revival
• In tony Linden Hills, a war for hardware stores? 
• Medtronic creating jobs, but not in Minnesota 
• Dayton opposes restarting roadwork 
• IPR Hosted Video Production Summer Camp Day 2
• Truce called in Minnesota’s green homebuilding war 
• Netflix is raising prices
• Timberwolves finally fire Rambis
• University of Minnesota researchers find new way to generate geothermal energy
• 3M refiles suit against maker of Purell hand sanitizer
• Where do Vikings rank among NFL's hardest teams to support?
• On the Boards – SAGE Electrochromics HVM-1 Plant
• General Mills CEO, other MN leaders urge debt ceiling plan
• Chamber gives high marks to Senate Republicans 
• Q & A with...Meghan Lorence
• St. Jude gets FDA approval for pain-fighting system
• Budget nullifies Milwaukee’s bid-preference ordinance 
• Oil imports drove May trade deficit to $50.2 billion 
• Fed officials worried over jobs, minutes show 
• UnitedHealth, Delta among nation's 'most-hated' companies
• Business Journal launches 40 Under Forty Alumni database
• Tasting 2,000 bottles of wine to satisfy Delta's high flyers
• U.S. Bank gives borrowers a break for shutdown
• 3 Auggies named to NABC Honors Court
• Alllianz launches new distribution in fixed index products 
• Redevelopment district proposed for north Minneapolis
• LifeScience Alley creates V.P. post 
• AT&T signs deal for store in Calhoun Square 
• Mayo-Lunds vote crashes poll, voting finishes today
• Metrodome fix nears finish
• Nursing strike begins in Hibbing
• Hustler Hollywood plans Uptown store
• Career Services Blog: Job Search Tips From a Walden Ph.D. Student
• Racing group ads tout racino as shutdown fix
• Shutdown judge nixes appeals from auto dealers, Polymet Mining
• What identity thieves can learn from your old Delta boarding pass
• Medtronic seeks $2.5M from govt. to expand in Florida
• West Bank Farmers Market from 2-5 p.m., today, in front of Foss Center. New items are available, such as bread, rice and pickles, and EBT is accepted.
• Trylon Premiere Tuesdays: Hadewijch
• Blatz says no to auto dealers’ request 
• Project near Elk Run gains traction 
• Supreme Court to hear shutdown-spending challenge 
• Shutdown impact: Some cities take over electrical inspections
• New effort supports affordable housing along Central Corridor line 
• Minneapolis Superior Air Quality
• AIA volunteer effort focuses on rebuilding north side 
• Medtronic gets FDA OK for study of blood pressure device
• Target is exclusive retailer for Google eBooks device
• Two views on Syngenta's new structure
• Real estate veterans launch Anderson-KM Builders
• Stocks sink on fresh fears about global economy 
• Central Corridor construction update, week of July 9-15 
• Are the Twins hard to root for? Study ranks MLB teams' 'fan difficulty'
• FDA approves more study for St. Jude brain implant device
• Q & A with...Rachael Bona
• IPR Hosted Video Production Summer Camp Day 1
• ATK gets $77M Army contract for tank ammo
• Patent pro bono project takes off in Minnesota 
• NFL lockout threatens Minnesota Vikings camp in Mankato
• Most-read stories on finance-commerce.com, week of July 4 
• Cargill moves into 'crown jewel' R&D facility
• Mosaic's Florida mine expansion stopped again by court
• Boston Scientific is hiring outside of the U.S.
• Home-brew retailer has faith local market won’t go flat 
• Big G lobbies against nutrition guidelines for kid foods
• Rock Bottom's ex-brewer looks to Duluth
• Suburbs scale back on development visions
• Mall of America losing in Brand Madness quarterfinal
• After win at breakfast, Caribou looks to lunch
• Shutdown throws brewery, retailers, racers into crisis
• Energy business helps CHS profits double, and then some
• Xcel to get $100M after feds miss nuke-fuel deadline
• Amazon tablet to challenge iPad this fall
• Minnesota Golden Gopher 2011 season preview; little known players to get to know
• Sun Country’s customer service wins recognition 
• Target can put bull’s-eye on landmark site 
• Medtronic warns of battery problem with drug pumps 
• China approves Caterpillar Inc.’s Bucyrus acquisition 
• Welsh acquires industrial buildings in Atlanta area 
• Gophers release 2011-12 schedule
• iPad, other tablet sales expected to surge
• Reports: Quiznos eyes restructuring
• Feds to pay Xcel $100M over nuclear fuel dispute
• Legislators: Let’s restart stalled Minnesota road projects 
• CHS profits more than double on strong energy margins
• Shutdown chips away at Minnesota’s debt rating 
• Federal government to pay Xcel $100 million to settle lawsuit 
• Minnesota construction companies banking on better times ahead
• Donor disclosure rule likely to end up in court 
• IPR Instructor Receives “The Apple Award” for Volunteer Work
• Construction employment dips again 
• Former South African President F. W. de Klerk will speak at the 2012 Nobel Peace Prize Forum during March 2012. NPPF brings Nobel Peace Prize Laureates, civic leaders, and scholars together with students and other citizens, and is the Norwegian Nobel In
• Fair-goers get cookie choice: Sweet Martha's or Girl Scouts
• UnitedHealth, 6 other MN firms on Global 500 list
• Minnesota Golden Gophers 2011 season preview; Players with the most to prove
• Stocks sink after dismal June jobs report 
• Schell ties for 10th in U.S. Beer Championships
• Confidence catalyst: Students from grades 4-12 will be on campus July 11-29 to explore science, technology, engineering, and math programs as part of the Girls in Engineering, Mathematics and Science (GEMS) and the Guys in Science and Engineering (GISE).
• Top Residential Transactions – 1955 Heritage Drive, Orono
• Lords and ladies a-leaping! High school students next week will re-imagine life during the Middle Ages as part of Augsburg College's Medieval Camp. The camp, which runs from July 10-16, is a chance for students to explore this time period through a
• Woman sold $2.1M of non-existent goods to Medtronic
• U.S. shopping center vacancies rise in 2nd quarter 
• Medtronic warns of battery issue with implantable drug pumps
• Weak hiring casts doubts on strength of rebound 
• Target's rival in Canada is ... Canadian Tire?
• Excited about science & the Shuttle launch? Did you know Auggies are accomplished in the sciences? Check it out: *Auggie alums part of NASA Mercury Messenger team College provides near-Earth space data to the world David Murr, also an alum, worked
• Transit troubles in the Twin Cities 
• Retail sales, jobs reports send stocks higher 
• Cranes crank up in health sector
• MN Brand Madness, Elite Eight, Match 1: Creative Memories vs. Mall of America
• MN Brand Madness, Elite Eight, Match 2: Malt-O-Meal vs. Schwan's
• MN Brand Madness, Elite Eight, Match 4: Mayo Clinic vs. Lunds/Byerly's
• MN Brand Madness, Elite Eight, Match 3: Dairy Queen vs. Land O'Lakes
• Here are the Best Places to Work
• What are the Twin Cities wealthiest ZIP codes?
• Regional title games start in MN Brand Madness
• Target goes old school with back-to-school line
• Violinists and cello players get their own fantasy camp
• Library News: Beyond the Walden Library
• Architects offering free services to North Minneapolis
• Be on the lookout for lords and ladies from July 10-16 when high school students will re-imagine life during the Middle Ages as part of Augsburg College's Medieval Camp. Students will explore this time period through hands-on activities such as crea
• Farm bubble? Maybe not
• Securian buys BofA insurance subsidiaries 
• Storied ball fields up for $1.1M fix
• Fitch downgrades Minnesota credit 
• Mondale-Carlson group weighs in on shutdown 
• SBA declares Hennepin a disaster area 
• ‘Very high risk’ for 15 state banks 
• Grant funding in Twin Cities transit corridors 
• KA completes $9M headquarters at Voyageurs Park 
• Uline’s building plan moving forward 
• MN's bond rating lowered due to budget impasse
• MN Blue Cross CEO Geraghty leaving for Blue Cross post in Fla.
• The mystery of the Vikings stadium saga turning into a real who-will-do-it
• Cummins paid Medtronic $11M for Shoreview building
• Securian buys Bank of America life insurance units
• Delta improves on-time performance
• Target leads MN firms among nation's biggest retailers
• Apple working on mobile security flaw
• One of Wild's first employees leaving VP post
• Land-for-$1 deal keeps Smith Metal Products in Minnesota
• Target's June sales beat Wall Street expectations
• Weekly performance art openings (07/10/11 - 07/16/11)
• Target's June sales on high end of expectations
• Title firm owner sent to prison in $5M fraud case
• Twin Cities pizzeria spices up menu with French pastries
• State shutdown hurts startup firms looking for investors
• Report: Wells Fargo close to huge foreclosure settlement
• MoA, Schwan's move to Elite 8 in MN Brand Madness
• Ex-Cargill CEO named chair of U of Wisconsin research group
• Report: MN ranks low on manufacturing efficiency
• New rules: Lenders must provide free credit scores
• Urban Debate League is on campus now through mid-July. About 70 students from high schools throughout Minnesota and South Dakota are developing their speaking, research and debate skills. Shout out to some of the students who met with KARE 11 Reporter Ki
• Hey, Auggies. If you are on Twitter, be sure to follow @AugsburgCollege.
• Settlement urged in SEC-Qwest case 
• Union Depot revival on track 
• Republicans rebuff Dayton’s new budget offer 
• Despite shutdown, auto dealers seek access to online vehicle registration system 
• Xcel request may muddy Crown Hydro project
• St. Paul Saints game deal aims to help Central Corridor businesses
• Shuttering of Canterbury Park puts hundreds out of work 
• Summit releases newest beer: Honeymoon Saison
• Delta June traffic, load factor dip
• Stock market shrugs off weak service sector report 
• Top Commercial Transactions – 11369 Viking Drive, Eden Prairie
• Housing policies at cross-purposes, critics say 
• Typo Fix: Augsburg Peace Scholar Claire Bergren blogs about creating peace in the midst of conflict through dialogue. Claire's blog posts are featured on the Nobel Peace Prize Forum website at is a senior at Augsburg College majoring in Political S
• IPR to Host University of Minnesota Summer Youth Camps
• Augsburg Peace Scholar Claire Bergren blogs about creating peace in the midst of conflict through dialogue. Claire's blog posts are featured on the Nobel Peace Prize Forum website at is a senior at Augsburg College majoring in Political Science wit
• Target settles discrimination lawsuit for $160K
• Cargill ends Pacific NW venture with Louis Dreyfus
• Hutch Tech stock spikes on more good sales news
• State of Minnesota may scale back Elk Run interchange
• Mikan leaves Optum, Renfro named new CEO
• MN Brand Madness, Sweet 16, Match 8: Sleep Number Bed vs. Lunds/Byerly's
• MN Brand Madness, Sweet 16, Match 6: Land O'Lakes vs. Buffalo Wild Wings
• Slideshow: Fans rush Target to get a glimpse of Beyonce
• Petters whistleblower Coleman nears release from prison
• Mayo, DQ, Edina Realty, General Mills start Sweet 16 play
• MN Brand Madness, Sweet 16, Match 5: Dairy Queen vs. Edina Realty
• MN Brand Madness, Sweet 16, Match 7: Mayo Clinic vs. General Mills
• Doran sells Calhoun Commons shopping center
• BMO purchase of M&I Bank may be good news for Twin Cities businesses
• Laugh yoga practitioners guffaw their way to good health
• Free agent kicker Longwell would like to return to Minnesota
• Feds looking for firms to restore Bureau of Mines in Minneapolis
• Doran sells Calhoun Commons shopping center
• Oak Grove Capital named top lender 
• Life Time Fitness, Allina create partnership 
• Dayton seeks tornado aid from SBA
• VerHage leaving as Donaldson CFO
• Metrodome roof to re-inflate by month’s end 
• Q&A: Project Skyway connects entrepreneurs and mentors
• Alumni Interview: Jacob Sorem
• Twin Cities Small Business Development Center offers free guidance
• Study: Most executives expect 2011 revenue growth
• MN named a leading state for sustainability
• Portugal debt downgrade deflates stocks 
• Analyst: Controversy may lead Medtronic to sell spine business
• Profile: Big hedge fund manager twice got lift from Cargill
• FTC wants more information about Graco purchase of ITW
• Yet another plan for Fuji-Ya riverfront eatery, now vacant 21 years
• Mondale, Carlson organize commission on shutdown 
• U.S. nuclear output highest in 5½ months 
• Bogojevic sweeps gold medals in Brazil
• Report: iPhone 5, iPad 3 coming this fall
• HP, Best Buy partner on TouchPad blitz
• Infrastructure might be key for developers of hydro projects 
• A better pedal pub? City Cycle touts high-tech features
• Auggies, mark your calendars!
• Road construction on Augsburg campus
• MN Brand Madness, Sweet 16, Match 4: Schwan's vs. TCF Bank
• MN Brand Madness, Sweet 16, Match 3: Post-it Notes vs. Malt-O-Meal
• MN Brand Madness, Sweet 16, Match 2: Green Giant vs. Mall of America
• MN Brand Madness, Sweet 16, Match 1: Creative Memories vs. Wheaties
• Click here to learn how much longer you have to live
• Round of Sweet 16 starts in MN Brand Madness
• Firm says U of M students stole its product idea
• Writing Center Blog: Formatting the Reference List
• 3M renewable energy growing fast
• Last of Shinders' baseball card and porn inventory auctioned
• Delta opens first office in Kampala
• Get your veggies at the West Bank Farmers Market from 2-5 p.m., today, in front of Foss Center. New items & EBT accepted.
• Parsing the future of the Affordable Care Act 
• Mobile apps, quick response codes help sell homes 
• Most-read stories on finance-commerce.com, week of June 27 
• Graco CEO McHale's pay up 68 percent
• Former Rep. Laura Brod joins Minneapolis law firm
• Michael Langley hired as CEO of Itasca-funded group
• UnitedHealth protests loss of lucrative military contract
• Arthur J. Gallagher buys Supervalu insurance arm
• Archway Marketing buys Corporate Services Inc.
• Money manager linked to Cook's Ponzi scheme charged with fraud
• Foundations offer ideas to save MN taxpayers billions while improving services
• Biovest gets E.U. approval for drug to be made in Coon Rapids
• Target vs. Wal-Mart: who's cheaper?
• Best Buy may give entire sales force iPads
• Meridian Behavioral Health files Ch. 11
• Delta shelves aging DC-9s
• Overdraft offers popular despite fees
• U of M may raze Wesbrook Hall, vet building
• Who's betting on gambling?
• Queer Boys Night
• IPR Instructor Breaks HSU Bench Press Record
• Crown Hydro hopes to bypass Minneapolis parks board 
• Before and after: Tornado cleanup in north Minneapolis
• Business leaders join Children’s Theatre board 
• Manufacturing activity grew faster in June 
• Survey suggests Midwest growth slowing 
• Construction spending falls 0.6% in May 
• Contractor tax proposal not seen as big local issue 
• Goodhue PUC permit getting once-over 
• Developer who sued state gets $8M jury award 
• Shutdown not seen harming Minnesota’s reputation
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football 2011 position battle; No. 2 cornerback
• Bankrupt Borders to be purchased by Direct Brands
• Christopher & Banks shares rise after beating Wall Street
• St. Mary's buys Zuhrah Shrine Center for $2.75M
• Xcel signs long-term deal for wind power from Geronimo Wind
• Canada court: Mosaic must continue providing potash at cost
• Millionaire pleads guilty to assault on his private plane
• Tribe buys out Lakes Entertainment at Four Winds Casino
• Medtronic sells formula for $35M
• Did you know: a guide to one of the greatest college hockey arenas in the NCAA
• List Leaders: Twin Cities' largest public relations firms
• Brand Madness Round 3 starts Tuesday
• New deal for an old house: St. Mary’s University buys Zuhrah Center
• Corn crop bigger than expected; prices fall
• Coleman Co. gets OK to expand in Sauk Rapids
• St. Cloud's Marco sells office furniture unit
• Writing Center Blog: Chapter One Made Easy
• Founder of Cirrus expands new aircraft firm in Duluth
• What went wrong at Soul Daddy?
• Minnesota begins government shutdown
• Medtronic treating spinal injuries with inflatable bones
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football 2011 position battle; starting MLB
• Christopher & Banks records profit, beats Wall St.
• PUC Oks contentious Goodhue Wind project 
• Fate of services clears up on eve of possible shutdown (updated) 
• Medtronic launches inflatable bone system
• Home Federal Bank sees opportunities in Twin Cities 
• Highway contractors wrap up work to prepare for shutdown
• Texas BBQ chain expands to St. Cloud 
• Road construction slated to start during early July on Riverside Ave. may impact campus after the July 4 holiday. To learn more, visit information from the City of Minneapolis about the Riverside Ave. project, visit
• Building Blocks – The Baker Center
• Stocks rise as Greece clears final bailout hurdle 
• Secretary of State office to stay open in a state shutdown
• Surly and Summit beers named among "Best Beers in America"
• CHS gives $1.1M to North Dakota flood-relief effort
• Lawson shareholders OK GGC merger 
• TCF drops debit fee fight
• Life Time, Allina team up on employee wellness
• Veggies are in season and that means the Farmers Market will be back on campus from 2-5 p.m., Tuesdays, in front of Foss Center. Check out this story about the new items available through the market, including bread, rice, oil and more. Be sure, too, to
• Caribou Coffee offers free Kemps ice cream
• Weekly performance art openings (07/03/11 - 07/09/11)
• Target, Best Buy, General Mills spent $1.5M lobbying
• Vikings stadium deal is reportedly close, but not yet close enough
• Minnesota rises in CNBC business rankings 
• Faith-based group ISAIAH presses for social justice in regional planning 
• CNBC: MN improves as place to do business
• Dunwoody mentioned in a Jobs Council meeting with President Obama
• Homebuilding permits: up in June, down for year 
• Gearin OKs limited state funding, appoints special master 
• Hotel proposed at Oakdale golf course 
• Apartment plan revives stalled south Minneapolis condo site
• Stadium cheaper? Maybe, but still no deal
• Hennepin Co. near top for average compensation
• How many lawyers is too many? It varies by state
• Delta's REAL first-class cabin
• Library News: Oxford Language Dictionaries Online
• Banks hate Fed's card-fee rules. So do retailers
• General Mills unveils a stuffed (literally) product lineup
• Cargill, U.S. Bancorp CEOs come out for Pawlenty
• After eight weeks, Soul Daddy closes last location at Mall of America
• Soul Daddy closes at Mall of America
• Cottage Grove plans $16.2M city hall 
• US Bank, Cargill CEOs among MN leaders to endorse Pawlenty
• Regional partnership hires DEED official Goddard 
• Knocking over the bank in St. Paul
• Transit planners say north Minneapolis concerns a factor in Bottineau decisions
• Minnesota sets record on first quarter exports (updated) 
• Lawson shareholders approve sale
• Shutdown nears as negotiations show no sign of progress 
• Top Commercial Transactions – 5125 County Road 101, Minnetonka
• MN exports grow to record
• Court denies debit swipe rule delay for TCF
• Sheraton Bloomington becomes DoubleTree on July 8
• Syncada wins national recognition, adds office space
• Contracts to buy homes rose sharply in May 
• Children's Theatre names MN business leaders to board
• Fed orders banks to lower retailers’ debit fees 
• Slideshow: Nation's largest Buffalo Wild Wings opens
• State workers approve shutdown agreement
• Judge orders critical state services to continue in shutdown
• Summer School-To Take or Not to Take
• Dunwoody students compete in the SkillsUSA Nationals Competition
• Bankers, developers bet on apartments in Twin Cities
• Slideshow: MBA diversity forum
• Not clear on Vikings stadium details? Join the club
• Con artist behind failed golf resort pleads guilty
• Piper Jaffray: Apple TV set coming in 2012
• Squeaker in DQ/Lifetouch matchup
• Faculty Accomplishments
• Ex-manager's suit says Best Buy used racial profiling to thwart theft
• Former Twins president Howard Fox dies
• Spine experts assail Medtronic; new CEO defends company
• Jerry Grundhofer tapped for chairman of Sovereign Bank
• Serving where you are: President Paul Pribbenow explores the gifts given to Auggie by having opportunities to engage, serve and lead with our neighbors. He also digs into how these opportunities help the college achieve its mission related to experience
• 4th of July Celebration Fireworks
• Slideshow: Target, General Mills among MN firms to meet with minority MBA students
• Auggies in the News: Tune in to Kare 11 Sunrise to hear Jeanne Boeh talk about what a state government shutdown means to Minnesotans. Boeh is chair of the economics department.
• Wells Fargo elects former Labor Secretary Elaine Chao to board
• IPR 2011 Summer Commencement
• Medtronic CEO defends firm over spinal product scrutiny
• General Mills increases dividend
• 3M, other companies seek to transform R&D 
• Ex-Twins President Fox dies
• Minnesota road work and bridge projects at risk
• Vikings fans post a petition in support of the stadium proposal for Arden Hills
• State gives $200K to help N. Mpls. businesses grow
• No-go for Hoyt’s Oak Grove Street apartment plan 
• Lawsuit: Best Buy anti-theft program is racial profiling
• Planners approve Lunds proposal for downtown 
• Solo drivers can't use MnPass if state shuts down
• Canterbury Park moves up two races in fear of state shutdown
• Prairie Island nuclear plant licenses renewed 
• Grundhofer takes leadership role in new bank 
• Strong Nike earnings help lead stocks higher 
• Feats of Engineering – CSAH 20 Ahren’s Hill Improvements
• Trying to bridge Minnesota’s racial opportunity gap 
• Cities’ home prices fell 4% in April from 2010 
• Twin Cities home prices rise in April
• Buy Transformers tix via Facebook, thanks to 8thBridge
• Pure Worship Institute Ends on the Right Note
• Congratulations to Spring 2011 Graduates
• U of M’s oldest Twin Cities building in line for a makeover
• MN Brand Madness, Round 2, Match 16: Dorsey & Whitney vs. Lunds/Byerly's
• MN Brand Madness, Round 2, Match 15: Aveda vs. Sleep Number Bed
• MN Brand Madness, Round 2, Match 14: General Mills vs. Radisson
• MN Brand Madness, Round 2, Match 13: Mayo Clinic vs. Summit Brewing
• Big MN companies bring MBA-diversity effort here
• Xcel rebids wind farm at a big discount
• Things looking better for Minnesota, Fed says
• Brand Madness: Post-Its move on, 3M doesn't
• Delta takes charge for job cuts, sees more business travel
• Caribou calls Atlanta anchor for 'SEC Territory'. Also, quiche
• Minnesota says Hill is out for 2011
• Trylon Premiere Tuesdays: Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football 2011 position battle; No. 2 wide receiver
• Minneapolis puts development plans online
• Xcel picks NextEra to build large Colorado wind farm
• DiscoverReady opens West Coast operations 
• Russell 2000 adds Cardiovascular Systems of St. Paul 
• Former Willmar mental hospital now a growing tech center 
• Marketing ramps up for Central Corridor businesses 
• GOP, Dayton hold ‘constructive’ budget talks 
• Dim future seen for Grand Rios Water Park in Brooklyn Park 
• Flying into cloud computing: deciding if it’s for you
• Foreclosure looms for Minnesota Center
• Most-read stories on finance-commerce.com, week of June 20 
• List Leaders: Twin Cities' largest architectural firms
• Involta likes MN's cooler temps for new $10.5M data center
• Gatlin: Brookdale demo will start soon
• Cedar-Riverside road construction projects begin this week: see story for links to driving and parking directions.
• Delta Air Lines expects ‘solid’ profit
• Blu Dot Design expands to Los Angeles
• Supper club owner charged with arson
• Is Best Buy too generous to shareholders? Debt rater thinks so
• Court reverses dismissal of Target bike crash suit
• Mpls Fed president: Lower mortgage-interest deduction
• Vikings QB Christian ponder(s) backup role but would like to start
• College Admissions 101: Interview with a Program Manager
• Happy Break Week! Looking for something to do?
• MN Brand Madness, Round 2, Match 10: Red Wing Shoes vs. Edina Realty
• MN Brand Madness, Round 2, Match 9: Dairy Queen vs. Lifetouch
• MN Brand Madness, Round 2, Match 12: Guthrie Theater vs. Buffalo Wild Wings
• MN Brand Madness, Round 2, Match 11: Great Clips vs. Land O'Lakes
• Minneapolis restaurants juggle plates for space
• Port of Duluth wins top honor 
• Cheerios turns 70
• New bill could help spur small-scale IPOs
• Wells Fargo strategist: Economic worries 'overblown'
• Caribou Coffee buys Turkish coffee chain
• Save the Date for Global Day of Service
• MoA tops Medtronic in Brand Madness; Post-Its leading Best Buy
• General Mills workers tell stories of Joplin tornado
• University of Minnesota says Hill not returning
• Met Council moves to plug sewer fund hole 
• Rumor points to big U.S. Bancorp acquisition 
• Highway contractors working overtime as shutdown looms
• Shutdown: Industry ‘simply can’t afford this fight’
• Mayo Clinic increasing its presence in region
• HMS Pinafore sinks anchor at the Guthrie
• CloSys seeks $2.5M from investors 
• Target sells rights to some Canadian sites to Wal-Mart
• Brookdale sale nearly complete, makes way for Walmart
• Report: MN health insurers post record profits
• Minneapolis closes permit office on north side 
• Molin Concrete announces new hire 
• Some Republicans are showing support for additional revenue 
• Stocks end another week lower on Europe worries 
• General Mills sues over shrimp-tainted berries
• Former Supervalu CFO Knous hired by Chico's FAS
• The Cedar Riverside Safety Committee on June 24 signed a safety plan agreement at Augsburg College. Partners on the project are collaborating to increase safety in the community.
• Ticket-fixing court clerk gets prison time
• Draft puts Minnesota Wild in national spotlight
• Minot flood affects Twin Cities firms ING, MLT Vacations
• MN Brand Madness, Round 2, Match 6: 3M vs. Malt-O-Meal
• MN Brand Madness, Round 2, Match 5: Best Buy vs. Post-it Notes
• For economic development foundations, an anniversary with new hurdles 
• Businesses press for details of Central Corridor loan program
• Duluth airport gets $1.3M grant
• Best Buy partners with GE on green tech
• MN says Life Link III CEO dodged state taxes
• Crowds come out for Creative Memories/Arctic Cat Brand Madness battle
• What does forgiveness mean? About 20 high school students next week will explore the concept of forgiveness as part of Augsburg College's Youth Theology Summit. The theme, "Our Wild and Reckless God: What Does Forgiveness Mean?", will be e
• Career Services Blog: LinkedIn Resume Builder Tool
• Lawson settles shareholder suits over merger
• Doctors, dentists race for licenses against shutdown timer
• Cargill bidding on French animal-feed firm
• Target loses early round in Canada trademark fight
• NRLB: Regis must show workers union-rights video
• Target loses first round in Canadian name battle
• Charges: Life Link CEO dodged state taxes
• Kraus-Anderson to build $16 million industrial facility 
• Small business surveys show more confidence, not much spending 
• IPR Community Service Day: River Clean-up a Success
• As shutdown looms, contractors warn of ‘massive disruptions’ (updated)
• Penfield project still not ready, construction start in 2012? 
• Agents raid ambulance firm Life Link III, CEO arrested
• Golf Scramble - 2011
• 2 from U program license technology for medical device 
• SWAT raid of after-hours club in Minneapolis
• Retail properties sold in national deal 
• Slideshow: Healthiest Employers event
• Copenhagen model to make Minneapolis more bicycle-friendly
• Medtronic increases stock buyback, dividends
• Frequent fliers: Where Target, 3M and other corporate jet-setters are headed
• Wellness plans must start at top, panel says
• Adele announces rescheduled show
• Gearin denies Dayton call for mediator, senators’ motion to intervene 
• Stocks dip as job-market worries continue 
• Delta, H.B. Fuller rise as oil prices ease
• City council member offers a petition against a Vikings stadium in Ramsey County
• Building Blocks – The Minneapolis Grain Exchange
• 3M, British firm bicker about e-mail, Buckley's knighthood
• Lennar 2Q profit falls but tops forecast 
• Dunwoody’s 2011 Employee Awards
• Minnesota State Bar Association swears in new president
• Como Zoo seeks bids to expand gorilla exhibit, conservatory
• Study: St. Jude migraine treatment works, but falls short
• Buffalo Wild Wings offers free wings for NFL petition signature
• ATK to begin hiring at $100M Utah plant
• Brand Madness Round 2 begins Thursday
• How to board your plane early: Get elected in Georgia
• Latvians arrested for Star Tribune virus-ad scam
• Higher costs for H.B. Fuller, but profits rise, too
• Rochester, Twin Cities score high for young brains
• Chipotle promises to use more local produce
• Weekly performance art openings (06/26/11 - 07/02/11)
• H.B. Fuller profits rise despite higher raw material costs
• D.H. Gustafson buys apartments in St. Paul 
• LinkedIn: Men best networkers, women more savvy at Best Buy
• Study: MN a center of young brainpower
• Looming threats to historic development trend? 
• Chipotle to double use of local produce
• Real-world advice for upper river park planners 
• Feds agree to return $26M seized from Internet firms
• Indictment pins failure of Pinehurst Bank on former execs (updated) 
• Four charged in ‘next wave’ mortgage fraud in Hennepin County
• Equitable development event is planned in Minneapolis 
• Pine River rolling out REIT index 
• Music in Mears heralds the arrival of summer
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football 2011 position battle; backup quarterback
• N. St. Paul bars allowed to sell beer — this time legally
• Hawkins CEO pay included bonus paid upon his death
• St. Cloud legislators take heat at town hall meeting 
• Boston Scientific outlines CEO criteria
• Stocks sink as Bernanke voices caution on economy 
• U.S. Bancorp subsidiary wins European award 
• Minneapolis bakery finishes second in Cupcake Wars
• Will you take your medicine? FICO says it can tell
• NCU Alumnus Creates Winning Video in National DQ Contest
• If state shuts, all could pay for idled Minnesota workers
• Apogee cuts losses, increases sales, beats Wall Street
• Krista Tippett, host and producer of Being, is June 26 commencement speaker. Tippett - a Fulbright scholar with a Masters of Divinity - uses her program to explore big questions such as what it means to be human, what matters in life and death, and how t
• Russell + Hazel expanding in Edina
• Cargill investment arm launches $500M fund in Japan
• Ethanol businesses gird for subsidy cuts
• December date for Ford Plant shutdown
• Alumni Accomplishments
• U of M-area housing surges; how much can market take?
• Buffalo Wild Wings wins furious Brand Madness battle
• UnitedHealth files high-stakes suit against Defense Dept.
• Bank of Montreal sets closing date for M&I deal
• MnSCU takes back 6,000 layoff notices
• The Twin Cities' Roots, Rock and Deep Blues Music Festival
• Best summer film events in the Twin Cities
• Summer movie guide 2011
• Gannett to lay off 700 newspaper workers
• Walgreens: Express Scripts deal to end
• BMO-M&I deal almost done after more regulatory approvals
• Youth jobs begin in Minneapolis 
• Upper river plans in Minneapolis clipped back 
• Private equity markets active but face obstacles 
• Best Buy reaffirms commitment to China, mobile stores
• IPR Hires New Talent to Pro Audio Outlet
• Hiawatha LRT spurs Minneapolis apartment projects 
• Carl Eller offers deal to NFL retirees' antitrust suit
• Projects moving forward in Edina 
• State shutdown could idle Minnesota’s weatherization efforts
• Union: Ford to close St. Paul plant Dec. 22 
• White House solar panels are no-shows 
• MNSCU rescinds layoff notices after shutdown reassurance
• St. Paul Port to start 'spec' building
• Trevor Cook associate pleads guilty to fraud
• Real estate broker pleads guilty, says she was following Trooien's orders
• Best Buy honors outgoing director Kaplan
• Stocks rise for 4th straight day on Greek hopes 
• St. Cloud City Council approves Marco HQ tax abatement (updated) 
• In a whirlwind, Wilf met with Gov. Dayton and then with NFL owners in Chicago
• Auggie Economics Professor Ed Lotterman talked yesterday about whether tax increases or budget cuts are more harmful to the state economy. He was part of an in-depth panel of top state economists on Minnesota Public Radio. Listen to the broadcast here:
• Don’t Miss DECA’s Cook-Out and Pie-in-the-Face Festivities on Wednesday
• Twin Cities rank so-so as place to start career
• A retail boomlet, as Blaine attracts Wal-Mart, Goodwill, Ryan
• Delta teams with China Eastern for more Asian connections
• MN Brand Madness, Match 32: Caribou Coffee vs. Lunds/Byerly's
• MN Brand Madness, Match 31: Dorsey & Whitney vs. Faegre & Benson
• MN Brand Madness, Match 30: Spam vs. Sleep Number Bed
• MN Brand Madness, Match 29: First Avenue vs. Aveda
• UnitedHealth best in AMA's claims-accuracy test
• After Target loss, retail unions gauge next step
• Mayo Clinic patent case will go to Supreme Court
• North St. Paul bars may have to close Sundays
• Library News: Search Multiple Databases at One Time
• 3M sues Porton Capital, CEO over ‘blackmail’ 
• Target leads MN companies in advertising
• Congratulations all Spring 2011 Graduates
• Could state have kept Uline in Eagan? 
• Anxiety for ING Direct workers in St. Cloud 
• Firms along Central Corridor can apply for $20K loans
• Central Corridor loan program questioned
• Central Corridor construction update, week of June 18-24 
• Vikings' Harvin is migraine free and, along with wideout Rice, is in great shape
• IPR Career Services Director Selected to Speak at ACCSC Professional Development Conference
• Renamed Radisson slapped with trademark suit
• Milwaukee’s airport to get taxiway upgrade 
• Be careful saying "Geek" near Best Buy
• Scandinavian biotech event may land locally 
• Bloomington apartment development to start
• 3M accuses British CEO of "blackmail"
• Most-read stories on finance-commerce.com, week of June 13 
• Stocks post third straight day of gains 
• High court blocks states’ climate change lawsuit 
• Did you study abroad during your time at Augsburg College? The college just earned recognition for leading the way in developing and implementing innovative strategies to increase diversity and participation by underrepresented students. Learn more at
• Securian among 3 MN firms named as best place for IT workers
• Startup competitions move to next stage
• Xcel wants rate hikes in Wisconsin
• Supreme Court blocks huge class action against Wal-Mart
• Join us on June 23 for Graduation!
• Minneapolis history for sale: Young churchgoers wanted
• MN Brand Madness, Match 28: Buffalo Wild Wings vs. Once Upon A Child
• MN Brand Madness, Match 27: Guthrie Theater vs. Walker Art Center
• MN Brand Madness, Match 26: Pillsbury vs. Land O'Lakes
• MN Brand Madness, Match 25: Great Clips vs. Regis
• DNR let Lutsen ski resort violate water permits for years
• Metrodome might need new turf after roof repair
• Lutheran Social Services getting new CEO
• Does publishing's next $1B author live in Austin, Minn.?
• Mall of America beats Toro; Schwan's trouncing State Fair in Brand Madness
• International Scholarship Recipients Reflect on Education in a Global Context
• Best Buy's class-action settlement: $200K; Lawyer's bill: $10M
• Looking for a few audacious Auggies: High school students from throughout Minnesota will drop into campus tomorrow-Friday to get a taste of Augsburg College as part of Minnesota Private College Week. If you have a high school student looking to explore c
• Feeling in a job slump? Here are some quick, easy ways to finding workplace happiness via @Rasmussen #careers
• Review: Suspense goes missing in Park Square’s Panic
• Target workers in suburban NYC reject union
• Representatives from the Nobel Peace Prize Forum were in Oslo. Check out updates from the trip to learn about the work of NPFF and Augsburg College staff. Update from Oslo #5: Oslo University College, Research Council, American Chamber of Commerce
• Lawyer: Settlement will force Best Buy to change job policies
• DEED announces cleanup grants for 19 sites 
• Minnesotans win Ernst & Young entrepreneur awards 
• Krista Tippett, host and producer of Being, is June 26 commencement speaker. Tippett - a Fulbright scholar with a Masters of Divinity - uses her program to explore big questions such as what it means to be human, what matters in life and death, and how t
• 3M plant, tower near demolition 
• Who bankrolls Minnesota nonprofits if state spigot closes? 
• Mpls seeks to strip Karma night club of liquor license
• Killebrew field to open in Lakeville 
• From Britain with Love arrives at the Heights Theater
• Need a loan? They could be hard to get in shutdown
• McCartney not playing at Target Field after all
• Best Buy expands cloud music service to U.S.
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football team adds two and loses two
• Greece optimism, leading indicators lift stocks 
• 27 win Alliance for Women in Media Awards
• Former Minneapolis Federal Reserve building for sale
• Porcupine Sliders might lead Parasole chef to White House
• Ex-Hormel CEO Knowlton retires as foundation chairman
• U.S. commercial mortgage debt flat in first quarter 
• Swipe-fee cap ‘discriminatory,’ TCF lawyer says 
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (June 11-17) 
• Video: Twin Cities healthiest employers
• Healthiest Employers of the Twin Cities 2011 (slideshow)
• Man bilked bank with sham companies
• Auggies are Everywhere: Can you spot what these three stories have in common? * WEC student featured in Star Tribune photo - Community Voices columnist is an Auggie political science instructor - Children's hospice founder is Augsburg alum - you
• Howler Featured in NME Magazine
• Dunwoody Spring Commencement
• MN Brand Madness, Match 24: Betty Crocker vs. Hazelden
• MN Brand Madness, Match 23: U.S. Bank vs. TCF Bank
• MN Brand Madness, Match 22: Minnesota State Fair vs. Schwan's
• MN Brand Madness, Match 21: Mystic Lake Casino vs. Grand Casino
• Mauer ranks among top-paid American athletes
• Nolan considers apartments for site on Central Avenue
• Here's a good story about work being done to on hospice care for Minnesota children. The founder of Children's Lghthouse was a featured speaker at the International Music Medicine Symposium held last week at Augsburg College.
• Mpls patio ordinance plan delayed
• General Mills pulls Yoplait ad over eating-disorder complaint
• Downtown's Grand Hotel reopens (video)
• Senate votes to end ethanol tax credits
• Writing Center Blog: Demystifying Prewriting
• Private sector could take a beating in shutdown
• Free Arts Minnesota Newsletter - June 16, 2011
• Bethany University Students Welcomed by North Central
• As amputee numbers rise, VA to expand clinic 
• University of Minnesota says $12 million in royalties will pay for infrastructure 
• U.S. builders start more homes but pace still slow 
• Dairy Queen opens world's largest Grill & Chill in Saudi Arabia
• Hormel CEO: Profits to rise despite higher costs
• Summit Brewing turns to social media in MN Brand Madness
• Tunheim's new logo is a QR code
• Prairie Island reactor returns to full power 
• In mating dance, fast cars don’t lead to wedding bells 
• Minnesota construction jobs bounce back, but still down for count (updated)
• Author tells entrepreneurs: Slow down and prioritize 
• Building Blocks – AT&T Tower
• Biogas in Minnesota
• Letter to the Editor: Association responds to plumbing-code coverage
• Colliers International partners with Welsh 
• Multiband buying Pa. company for $22M
• MN unemployment rate rises slightly
• Mankato businesses lose if Vikings move camp
• Colliers brand returns to Minneapolis with Welsh deal
• Five Minnesotans win entrepreneur honors
• Select Comfort creates COO position
• Is working with family a good idea? Rasmussen College Career expert Tamryn Hennessy shares the pros & cons with the Chicago Tribune
• Marquette Plaza in Minneapolis up for sale again
• Vegan pet-food marketer faces charges
• MN Brand Madness, Match 19: Medtronic vs. Sun Country
• CresaPartners takes new office space 
• Brand Madness Day 5: Edina Realty edges Famous Dave's
• See Wilde Roast's new riverside home
• How I Did It: M.B.A. Graduate Kim Coffey '10
• Tax ideas for Vikings stadium plan opposed by local teams, NFL
• MN nonprofits get help from IRS on tax-exempt status
• TCF presses card-swipe suit against Federal Reserve
• J&J's move to exit stents helps Medtronic, hurts SurModics
• Tribal casinos could multiply under new federal rule
• Alsdurf named Augsburg assistant coach
• May’s foreclosure report a mixed bag for Minnesota 
• Awesome Auggies Alert: Five senior football players were named to the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame Hampshire Honor Society, honoring some of the top student-athletes in college football. Do you see anyone you know?
• Metrodome roof about 80 percent done 
• Uncertainty reigns as state shutdown looms
• IRS helping MN nonprofits regain tax-exempt status
• Pick a shutdown, any shutdown: Courts must choose among competing legal claims 
• Music Video Summer Camp
• Introduction to Business Field Trip
• Index for Twin Cities CRE pros inches into positive territory (update)
• Businesses beef up contract litigation budgets
• Allianz hires 2 in wealth management 
• Report: Target ranks high for hiring college grads
• Historic Pillsbury Mill is on endangered list
• Number of MN women CEOs up to six, again
• Architects retool skills in ‘new paradigm of practice’
• Mail-order music clubs hit end of playlist
• Diversity in Business honorees announced
• U.S. builders’ outlook falls amid weakening sales 
• Weekly performance art openings (06/19/11 - 06/25/11)
• Worsening Greek debt crisis sinks stocks, euro 
• MN business group joins TV ad fray over state budget
• Top Commercial Transactions – 6436 City West Pkwy., Eden Prairie 
• Ameriprise announces new stock buyback program
• Survey says commercial real estate outlook improving
• Frazier spoke with Rice in April, and he remains a Vikings priority now
• Dayton issues state shutdown plan
• The Cave Singers cancel tomorrow night's show at the 7th Street Entry
• Proposed $55 million drywall settlement goes to judge 
• Soul Daddy, 'Next Great Restaurant' winner, closes NYC site after 1 month
• MN Brand Madness, Day 4
• UnitedHealth loses appeal on $20B military contract
• ‘A’ Mill named to U.S. list of endangered sites 
• Student Accomplishments
• Hacker gets two years for stealing $275K from Digital River unit
• New Medtronic CEO gets on Twitter, says hi
• Stadium deal gets a kinda-sorta deadline of Friday
• 3M wins patent cases in Canada, China
• Polaris closing Fargo electric-car plant
• Who do you know? Check out the FlickR photo album from the Spring 2011 Augsburg Now. See a friend? Maybe it's time to get their autograph.
• Minneapolis Mayhem: Ruthless gay rugby
• Unique Book Representing 40+ Years of Carei F. Thomas' Composing/Living
• Queer in the Twin Cities
• State AAA Baseball: Eden Prairie back to defend 2010 title
• 3M wins two patent cases
• Polaris closing Fargo GEM facility, affecting 80 jobs
• Q & A with... Ciara Lee
• Obama invites Rybak to D.C. to discuss tornado aid
• Ellipse on Excelsior owner ponders more rentals
• Minnesota banks rank low in survey on strength 
• University of Minnesota receives $50 million in National Institutes of Health award
• New head coaches grab the headlines
• USB rolls out card with better global reach 
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football continues adding to the 2011 recruiting class
• Gerend leads institutional sales at Advantus 
• Preserving nature is good business, group argues 
• U of M gets $51M grant to speed medical developments
• Minneapolis landmark wins architectural award
• Taking the eminent domain route in St. Paul’s Midway
• Saints exec to take over USHL's Fighting Saints
• Stocks rise on retail sales, China production 
• Former Target executive named J.C. Penney CEO
• Anniversary of "Tornado Sale" that changed Best Buy forever
• MN Brand Madness, Match 11: Red Wing Shoes vs. Geek Squad
• MN Brand Madness, Match 10: Jostens vs. Lifetouch
• MN Brand Madness, Match 9: Dairy Queen vs. Gedney Pickles
• From serious troublemaker to serial entrepreneur
• Zappa nominee for NCAA Woman of Year award
• Father's Day is almost here! Check out these gadget ideas from @rastechdesign #tech expert on @kfyrtv:
• Trylon Premiere Tuesdays: The Big Uneasy
• Norwest Partners sells N.M. portfolio company 
• Parkview Apartments’ high-rise getting exterior rehab, insulation 
• Best Buy reports Q1 numbers
• Economic group hires a president 
• Target, UnitedHealth ousted in Brand Madness
• Aveda founder backs Hennepin County Home School
• St. Paul to unveil major park development
• MobileLearn Expands to Include iTunes U
• New high-tech greenhouse fights cereal disease
• Debt collectors try a charm offensive
• Delta makes a mint off of rebooking, baggage fees
• Klobuchar, Paulsen launch bipartisan wellness caucus
• Delta's flight-change revenue 37 times higher than 2008
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football 2011 season preview
• U of M study finds power failures worsening in past two decades 
• LRT eyes eminent domain for another site 
• Klobuchar, Paulsen form congressional wellness caucus
• U of M looks at new life for old power plant 
• Bad timing for new OSHA rules on fall protection?
• Carving out a corner for apartments in northeast Minneapolis 
• Credit unions push for more business lending
• U.S. Supreme Court rejects appeal by Petters victims
• Corporate buyout deals nudge indexes higher 
• Central Corridor construction update, week of June 11-17 
• Augsburg College was one of six schools to earn the Presidential Award for Community Service. Staff traveled to New Orleans to receive the award. Shown second from left is Mary Laurel True, director of service learning and community engagement, and Barba
• LarsonAllen buys Seattle accounting firm
• Minnesota Cup announces 47 semifinalists 
• Paul McCartney to headline Target Field concert
• Most-read stories on finance-commerce.com, week of June 6 
• Perkins Restaurant files Ch. 11; Wayzata firm taking over
• MN Brand Madness, Match 8: Cargill vs. Malt-O-Meal
• MN Brand Madness, Match 7: 3M vs. Supervalu
• MN Brand Madness, Match 6: Post-it Notes vs. Scotch Tape
• MN Brand Madness, Match 5: Best Buy vs. Minnetonka Moccasins
• Narrowing brands to only 64 was the hard part
• Vikings stadium saga continues as old characters return and little changes
• Bogojevic competes at World Team Trials
• Business Law Debate
• “Pie in the Face” contest – Vote to Pie your Favorite Staff or Faculty
• Twin Cities law firms merge 
• Lucid Brewing plans microbrewery in Minnetonka 
• Trouble sleeping? You picked a great week for it
• Wisconsin craft brewers say GOP targeting them
• That's <em>Sir</em> CEO of 3M, thank you very much
• Good times, if you're a pawnbroker
• Participate in the Accreditation eCampus Community
• Who's the hardest-working board director?
• At $230,000, Minnesota's most expensive dog?
• Best Buy may hit the brakes on Europe stores
• 3M-backed horse finishes 7th at Belmont
• Battle of the Brands: Vote for your Minnesota favorite!
• Singer/Songwriter Showcase: Drew Peterson Group and Special Guest
• List Leaders: MN's hardest-working public-company directors
• Best Buy may put European expansion plans on hold
• 3M-sponsored horse races in Belmont Saturday
• Central Corridor report lists business-mitigation efforts 
• Old World Meats sees promise in a taste of old Duluth 
• Delta’s shadow shrinks in Eagan
• Imitation sincerest form of flattery: New York schools are partnering with Hazelden to offer students in recovery a residence hall program modeled after Augsburg College's StepUp. Living at Hazelden's Tribeca Twelve costs $5,000-5,500 per month
• Minnesota Highway 71 project comes in under estimate 
• Study: Cost of raising a child is $227,000
• Study: Twin Cities No. 4 as place to find job
• Report: Land O'Lakes negotiating to buy Maine egg producer
• Two sentenced in investment scheme
• Twin Cities housing market: Closed sales down, pending sales up
• Top Residential Transactions – Minneapolis, Minnetonka and Edina
• Stock indexes drop for sixth straight week 
• Dayton has company in seeking more revenue 
• 3M, Niki Taylor debut NexCare 'fashion' bandage series
• Twin Cities May home sales rise, but prices keep dropping
• OSHA announces phase-in of policy on fall protection 
• Travelers cuts buybacks as twisters hit profit 
• Check out just a few of the specializations available to Nursing professionals. Join us any Wednesday at 4pm for a Nursing information session. Contact Alyson Healing to RSVP: alyson.healing@rasmussen.edu, 763-493-4500.
• Felhaber merges with St. Paul law firm
• What is Minnesota's most loved brand?
• MN Brand Madness, Match 1: Target vs. Creative Memories
• Anoka-Hennepin School District taps NorthMarq 
• Shutdown could trigger millions in layoff costs
• Work begins on Stadium Village Flats
• Device-decal maker, partner of 3M, gets $12M in financing
• State aid in limbo, but Bruininks will present U of M budget anyway
• Meet a Scholar of Change: M.P.H. Student Elsie Joseph
• Giant-shovel maker will add jobs on Iron Range
• Target wins $1 million tax refund
• Top CEOs meet to help combat cancer
• Rentals in the works for historic Pioneer Building
• Karma owners say they won't shut down
• How CD Duplication is Different than CD Replication
• Met Council affordable housing limits at issue 
• Fee cut targets big banks, but small banks worry, too (update) 
• Economic development groups in Minnesota ask, ‘should we exist?’ 
• 3M partner Skinit raises $12M for device decals
• New ‘home’ fills a need for military families
• UnitedHealth: building, buying, expanding
• Anyone interested in Business, Marketing, Branding, or just hearing cool people gab should check out this archive video from the first installment of our FILENEW speakers series.
• Rasmussen Multimedia & Internet Marketing students -- sign up and get your networking on!
• Rasmussen grad and IT instructor here @ Brooklyn Park Jacob Sorem!
• Xcel, enXco bicker again over N.D. wind farm
• 3M also a winner in Supreme Court case against Microsoft
• New master plan for Fort Snelling posted online 
• Wells Fargo punished for poor job of modifying mortgages
• Stocks close higher for the first time in June 
• Sunrise Bank’s Foster wins fellowship 
• Building Blocks - Renaissance Box
• Gap plans to close 200 U.S. stores
• Inn restaurant closes after only a few months
• Unemployment claims, food prices slow economy 
• The Heights Theater investigates The Lighter Side…of Homicide
• Former Golden Gopher comes home as part of Thrashers' move to Winnipeg
• Report: Twin Cities have high proportion of high-skilled immigrants
• Twin Cities among biggest losers for manufacturing jobs
• Cargill buys Italian animal feed company
• Forum to address St. Anthony Falls 
• Fitch upgrades Allina debt to AA- 
• Ever hear of a Montreal-style deli? One's on the way
• Totino's Italian Kitchen closing after 60 years
• Political leaders criticize Delta for yanking MN jobs
• Polaroid TV owners say screens caught fire
• CEO says Target 'neutral' on gay marriage
• United Properties to develop clean-energy business park
• Banks lose to retailers in vote to delay debit-card rules
• 3M buying maker of aerospace sealants
• New Rain Sensor Helping to Make Rivers Cleaner
• David Horsager Shows How to Build Productivity and Customer Loyalty
• 3M buys aerospace sealant maker
• 10 green and cheap ways to keep cool this summer
• CEO: Target will be neutral on marriage vote, will still give politically
• Each summer potential students visit campus for Minnesota Private College Week. Learn a bit about what this program-happening next week-means to Augsburg in this piece from the Star Tribune..
• $5 million gap delays Van White Bridge, road extension 
• MidCountry Bank buys Riverside Finance 
• Cassidy Turley sees office, industrial markets improving (updated)
• Group wants solar to rise in renewable-energy universe
• South Korean trade pact backers woo Minnesota leaders, businesses (update) 
• Suit: Polaroid sold LCD TVs that caught fire
• Report: Big distribution spaces hard to find
• Business Journal, Vomhof win journalism awards
• Kemps selling root beer-flavored milk
• Cargill shakes up leadership team
• Finance & Commerce wins 7 journalism awards
• Delta's move means less security for MN employees
• 15,500 small businesses enrolled in Xcel saving plans 
• Scheid’s departure will be keenly felt at Capitol 
• Target increasing quarterly dividend
• $2,800 Delta bag fee results in policy change
• Government shutdown has potential to be long and painful one 
• The democratic, fundamental right to join a group
• Awesome Auggie Alert: Wrestler Tony Valek was named to the Capital One Academic All-America College Division Men's At-Large squad. This is Augsburg's tenth such accomplishment since 2005, and twenty-third in school history.
• Marzan named CEO of heart foundation
• Twin Cities suffers big loss of tourism jobs
• Way to go Shanek Telphia, 5th place in NCAA 200-m finals and named All-American!
• Dunwoody Spring Fling Carnival 2011
• Ceridian, Microsoft to build health insurance exchanges 
• Citi Cards makes FICO 8 its final decision 
• Weekly performance art openings (06/12/11 - 06/18/11)
• Delta pulling training centers from MSP
• Five breakfast cereals you're no longer eating
• The bruising tally of metro's financial job losses
• 5 Auggies named to FB honor society
• Prepping for Ryder Cup, Hazeltine upgrades
• Man pleads guilty in $1.9M embezzlement
• Mpls is No. 32 among world's Twitter hubs
• A thriving commute to Rochester
• Fewer Minnesotans 'underwater' than elsewhere
• Protesters, pension trustee press Target on donations
• Stadium funding nears 'stalemate' territory
• Daily Kos: Markos Moulitsas's website changed politics
• Daily Kos: Markos Moulitsas's website changed politics
• Twin Cities have lost 7,200 financial jobs
• Virtual Radiologic veterans invest in local startup firms 
• Slideshow: See Hazeltine Golf Club's $15M renovation
• Guests return, but hotel rates still flat 
• Bus back in mix for Bottineau transit system
• L.A. Networking Trip Fruitful
• Mpls ranks high for Twitter users; see list of "elite" Mpls tweeters
• New school to anchor large parcel in Ramsey 
• Writing about writing about (not a typo!) Auggie athlete Nick Ward '11, all-around great guy.
• Long wait for inspector? New system should help
• St. Jude Medical opening Texas HQ
• Feats of Engineering - Marquette, Second Avenue South Transit Projects
• Hundreds of small biz owners seek advice at SCORE event
• U.S. Marshals seize product from MN firm
• Thank You!
• Early ESPN investor joins MN startup
• U.S. Bank to focus on raising dividend after rules are set
• NFL considers eight-game season
• Housing market has persistent case of blahs 
• Brining home the gold: Several staff are in New Orleans to receive the 2010 Presidential Award earned by the college. The award, given to only six higher ed institutions in the nation, recognizes outstanding community engagement and community service.
• GOP, Dayton move closer on some budget items 
• Universal Hospital Services an iPad fan
• Stocks drop as Bernanke offers no new plan 
• Job openings drop for 1st time in 3 months 
• Vikings QB Ponder making all the right offseason moves--that he can
• Students in the Masters of Arts in Leadership program presented their research at the MAL Colloquium. Read the Inside Augsburg story for details.
• Identity Theft Clinic Tonight
• CenterPoint offers Twins promotion 
• U of M could hike tuition 12.5 percent
• Best Buy sweetens pot for gamers
• U.S. will probe failed Delta union vote
• Target Field now 'StormReady'
• Minntech CEO badly hurt in plane crash
• IBM, Mpls team on 'smarter city' project
• Analyst cautions on Wells Fargo
• EA debuts download site; Digital River helps
• Valek named Academic All-American
• Delta faces more scrutiny over failed union elections
• Minntech CEO seriously hurt in plane crash
• Heart walk: heart disease awareness, and good for you, too
• Wells Fargo analyst tells investors to sell
• Kimpton makes a Grand entry to Twin Cities 
• No road work ahead: Shutdown would be bad timing for seasonal contractors
• Surly law brews opportunity for Minnesota craft breweries
• Wal-Mart plays waiting game in Plymouth  
• Bell, Moe to discuss state redistricting 
• Cool video: Building Crave's outdoor patio
• Dayton skips first scheduled budget meeting 
• Twin Cities lost 89K jobs over last three years
• Economic concerns sink stocks for 4th day 
• Medtronic laying off 82 in spine unit
• UnitedHealth buys ADC site in Eden Prairie 
• Sen. Linda Scheid stops cancer treatment 
• Central Corridor construction update, week of June 4-10 
• General Mills keeps green scorecard on suppliers
• Frontier adds daily flights from Twin Cities to Kansas City
• You’re Invited!
• Bloom Health, Medica team on new plan
• Polaris recalls some Victory motorcycles
• Thrivent joins Chanhassen Dinner Theatre for unusual sponsorship
• Imation buys portable security company
• Welcome Students, Staff, and Community Members to a Celebration at the Blaine Campus!
• Agency lowers outlook for Security Life 
• Navarre founder Paulson retiring as chairman
• MN Power missing $200K, ex-manager accused
• Tom Emmer gets radio gig
• Sheriff: Owner died at foreclosed resort
• Southern Theater slashes costs to survive
• Lawyer Sheldon Kaplan dies at 96
• Walden Magazine: How I Did It
• Giving your Twins tix away may make sense
• Lynx are seeing boost from Maya Moore
• City: Karma's a … well, a public nuisance, anyway
• Project Skyway names startup finalists
• Twin Cities' Roots, Rock and Deep Blues Festival
• Slideshow: Scouts race to the bottom at Mall of America
• Century-old theater slashes budget by 85%
• Sheriff believes victim of fire at foreclosed MN resort was owner
• MN Power manager accused of stealing $217,000
• Review: Minnesota nice sacrificed to the God of Carnage
• Mpls wants Karma night club to close
• Project Skyway names semi-finalists
• Presidium pitches willingness to do what it takes on troubled assets 
• Lunda sold to Calif. contractor 
• Rev. Arvid Kingsriter, Respected Leader and NCU Alumnus, Passes Away
• Fans speak of benefits of ‘autoclaved aerated concrete’ structures 
• Locked up: CSM closes on Lockheed site (update)
• Businesses seek answers as river plans shift
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (May 28-June 3) 
• Vikings news is hard to find as labor strife drags on
• Did Ackman buy Best Buy stake?
• At the Capitol, countdown to - what? 
• Delta traffic rises in May
• Hearing set for plan to limit Mpls patio dining
• UnitedHealth buys ADC campus for Optum HQ
• Patch.com enters more Twin Cities markets
• Wells Fargo CEO Stumpf sees hopeful housing signs
• Fun facts about MN’s top VCs
• USB says fee may cost more than $1 billion 
• In Manhattan, Midtown office prices rising 
• Sierra Club opposes highway project in Cedar Rapids 
• FDIC spoofed by e-mail scammers
• Pirates lay siege to Twin Cities movie screens throughout June
• U.S. Bancorp adds to solar portfolio 
• Opus sells buildings in Illinois, Indiana 
• Augsburg in the news: Ed Lotterman, economics, spoke with Minnesota Public Radio today about the state budget and potential for layoffs.
• PR firm Carmichael Lynch Spong wins N.Y. honors 
• Slideshow: People on the move for June 3
• Slideshow: Popular MN brands on Facebook
• Top 10 most-read Web stories for May
• Ladies, here's an easy way to make $500K
• Which MN brands are popular on Facebook?
• Moody's to review Wells Fargo, others
• List Leaders: Twin Cities largest venture-capital firms
• Meet a Scholar of Change: Ph.D. in Management Student Herzl Marouni
• Tennant buying electrochemist Water Star
• MN's latest neat robot: The flopping Aquapod
• Target enters mediation in Canada dispute
• Slideshow: Popular MN brands on Facebook
• Minneapolis: First-quarter permits slow, outlook upbeat 
• Bank lending fell in first quarter; Twin Cities sees steepest drop 
• Work begins on Crystal ‘medical hub’ 
• Report: Focus on road repair, not expansion
• Check out the Video your Student Schedulers and Advisors put together to encourage schedule confirmations. If you have questions about confirming your schedule, be sure to call the campus at 763-493-4500.
• Moody’s to review Wells Fargo ratings
• Ex-T-Wolf Jefferson settles lawsuit with auto detailer
• After north Minneapolis tornado, funders assess needs
• Capella donating for every YouTube view of movie trailer
• Minnesota’s solar supply chain ‘robust’ but ‘invisible’ 
• Stocks mixed on weak retail and jobless reports 
• Building Blocks - Waters Business Center
• Meet Minneapolis ranked highly as convention bureau
• CSM completes Lockheed deal in Eagan
• Ex-bank CEO opens Twin Cities restaurant
• Ex-Qwest counsel moves to UnitedHealth
• General Mills offers more support to N. Mpls
• Target enters naming-rights mediation 
• First Avenue is a Foursquare Star
• St. Louis Park adviser adds office in Bismarck 
• Buchner named CEO of Fallon 
• Bridges to lead development efforts for Minneapolis Fed 
• Target's May sales fall short of expectations
• Open houses planned on Bottineau Corridor 
• How to overspend on graduation party
• City Center to get performance theater
• Mr. Bubble turning 50
• N Mpls businesses chart comeback, or exit
• Flight delays begin with airline websites
• Augsburg College won "Best Event Design and Decor" from the 2011 ISES Minnesota Star Awards. The College's Advent Vespers Donor Dinner won the award and a write up about the award is shown here in the June 2011 edition of Twin Cities Busi
• Fans aren't crowding Twins' free WiFi
• Sun Country turns to Groupon to sell seats
• Medtronic: You can keep those human heads
• This bubbly icon is turning 50
• Rebounding from disaster: Make insurance adjuster ‘your best friend’ 
• HCMC hyperbaric project to begin this month 
• Brookdale redevelopment draws closer
• Spreading the word on Minnesota’s R&D tax credit
• Are you paying enough for your kid's graduation party?
• Mpls opens assistance office in tornado area
• U.S. Bank extends credit line for Anchor BanCorp in WI
• U of M names new Humphrey dean
• Code 42 buys mobile app firm that works with Best Buy
• Swanson seeks end to CenterPoint tiered gas rates 
• May manufacturing activity cools to 20-month low 
• Exports aiding Midwest economic growth 
• Fears of economic slowdown hammer stocks 
• Music therapists from around the globe will meet at Augsburg College from June 8-12 for the International Music Medicine Symposium The opening keynote speaker is Ruth E. Johnson, MD. She is an Augsburg regent and assistant professor of medicine at May
• Delta made billions on baggage fees, food
• Top Commercial Transactions - 1955 Shoreline Dr., Orono
• Dayton, Legislature have many options to close budget gap 
• AG wants CenterPoint's tiered pricing plan suspended
• Weekly performance art openings (06/05/11 - 06/11/11)
• Bridges takes role at Mpls Federal Reserve
• MN man pleads guilty to $7M insurance scam
• Augsburg in the news: Jeanne Boeh, division chair for natural sciences, talks to Minnesota Public Radio about the "double dip" in housing prices.
• Wells Fargo to pay $16M in hearing-impaired case
• Ryan Cos. US promotes Hankinson 
• Is 3M a brilliant company name?
• MPR's Bill Kling goes national
• "For the Cure" are now fighting words
• Northern Tech lands corn-plastics deal in India
• General Mills confirms Ft. Wayne expansion
• PolyMet Mining short on cash
• Court: Cops, firefighters must repay excess pensions
• After tornado, landlords key players for N Mpls
• Men's outdoor track and field postseason awards
• 3M buys into e-reader market
• Women's outdoor track and field postseason awards
• Bill Kling conquered Minnesota radio, but can he save NPR?
• Vikings QB Ponder gets some players together to work out
• General Mills building Indiana facility
• 3M invests in e-reading tech firm
• Appeals Court sides with Mpls on pensions
• Today is the last day of this year's Augsburg Fund drive, and we're only 88 donors away from reaching our annual goal. Auggies, please help push us over the top before midnight!
• Funding cuts at HUD hit home for Minnesota cities 
• Fighting for businesses on University Avenue
• Minnesota legislators go easy on new bank regulations 
• More apartments on drawing board in south Minneapolis
• Jeans Week for Tornado Victims
• St. Paul officials oppose Ramsey-Vikings plan 
• 3M wins Freedom Award from military
• City opens construction-permits office in north Minneapolis
• UnitedHealth invests $8.6M in Antelope Valley
• Report: Mixed news for small biz in May
• Mayo buys New Prague hospital
• Blockbuster moves to Redbox-like pricing
• Cold Spring Brewing expanding, developing craft beers
• Feats of Engineering - Hiawatha LRT Expansion
• Thrashers move to Winnipeg to affect Wild
• Home prices in 20 cities decrease to 8-year low 
• Upheaval for Northwest Small Business Development Center
• State notifies contractors of possible shutdown in Minnesota 
• Book Buy Back comes to Campus!
• Debbie Does Malice featured in Music and Noise
• Home prices drop to 2002 levels; Twin Cities leads nation in decline
• Join the Blaine Campus in supporting our troops through AdoptaPlatoon!
• Investors seeking bargains in turning around tired rentals 
• FICO hired to help design micro-loan product 
• Man who managed first Target opening dies at 79
• Boat makers see a rising tide
• Sophisticated renters willing to pay for high-end apartment amenities
• North Dakota needs women. Also men.
• What will come after big-box retail era?
• A new low for housing?
• Job searches a bit easier for grads in 2011
• Here's one ranking story we won't do
• Never-opened Radisson salvaged for charity
• Ex-bank CEO sentenced for fraud
• Desperately seeking to be No. 1
• Thrivent steps up commercial mortgage originations 
• Business groups remain aligned with GOP budget 
• Mill Valley Kitchen opening June 7 
• Top mobile apps for movers and shakers
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (May 21-27) 
• We write, you respond: May reader comment roundup 
• Most-read stories on finance-commerce.com, week of May 23 
• Hip-Hop Against Homophobia
• Telphia finishes fifth at NCAA Championships
• Philanthropy in Action: Lutheran Disaster Response is seeking support for North Minneapolis. Learn how you can help the Minneapolis Area Synod make a difference:
• Ward, Schafer compete at NCAA Championships
• Report: Southwest LRT should connect to Edina 
• Minneapolis faces tough math in rebuild effort
• C.S. McCrossan selected to rebuild Highway 14 
• Minnesota startup’s product takes mystery out of fishing 
• New electrical division paying off for local business
• Former bank CEO sentenced for fraud
• Kissing gas goodbye: company converts hybrids to plug-ins
• MN adds government jobs at slow pace
• McHale to coach Houston Rockets
• Coca-Cola Freestyle coming to Dairy Queen, Davanni's
• Contracts to buy U.S. homes fall to a 7-month low 
• Top Residential Transactions - 6605 Dakota Trail, Edina
• Shakopee lawyer gets prison for tax dodging
• U.S. senators push for new St. Croix bridge 
• Rising consumer confidence lifts stocks 
• Ad agency Fallon names new CEO
• Slideshow: Radisson Blu hotel at MOA
• Mpls council proposal would restrict patio dining
• Opus starts building Stadium Village Flats 
• Zuckerberg only eating meat he kills
• Boutique moves to larger space in Prior Lake 
• Judge voids Wis. collective-bargaining law
• The Top 7 Veteran-owned Businesses
• Carlson breaks ground on MOA hotel
• State's tourist industry looking up
• MNSCU progam cuts threaten St. Cloud airport
• Meet a Scholar of Change: Ed.D. Graduate John O'Laughlin
• Park Nicollet combating diabetes in China
• Vikings meet with Los Angeles developer
• Slideshow: Caribou's Ultimate Hopscotch
• A scramble for space amid Target's Canada push
• Greater Twin Cities United Way News - May 25, 2011
• Telphia reaches finals at NCAA track
• Hey, Auggies. Here's a Facebook page to know and love! just in case that isn't enough for you...check out the Nobel Peace Prize Forum web page for more on this cool project happening right here.
• Toy company owner admits bilking bank, investors
• A wake for the old economy, with venture capitalists 
• Leaders should look to keep building their skills, and Augsburg can help. Our Masters of Arts in Leadership provides two formats - one a classroom based program and one that his a hybrid of online and intensive face-to-face learning. Find out how you
• LA meets Richfield? 
• Minneapolis riverfront redevelopment would begin at site of old lumberyard
• IPR Instructor Awarded National Forensics League Summer Coaching Scholarship
• Slideshow: Caribou Coffee Ultimate Hopscotch
• NCU Chorale Performs at Carnegie Hall
• Apartment project boosts May homebuilding numbers 
• U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder on Friday will host a town hall meeting at Augsburg College. The town hall begins at 2 p.m. in Sateren Auditorium. RSVPs required to usamn.crd@usdoj.gov.
• More apply for unemployment benefits 
• Solar boat regatta in the Twin Cities
• Olympian Frank Shorter to help open Running Room store
• Reports: IBM cutting jobs in Rochester
• Nestle is ‘very unlikely’ to buy General Mills 
• Tornado Relief on Friday: Join Campus Kitchen at Augsburg College from 12-4 p.m., tomorrow, in volunteer work in North Minneapolis. As of now, volunteers will be going door-to-door to check on residents' needs for services. Meet at Christensen Cente
• Building Blocks - Northrup King Building
• Campus Kitchen at national lever blogs about Campus Kitchen at Augsburg College providing work effort in North Minneapolis following the tornado. Read the story here -
• Stocks edge up, shaking off weak economic news 
• What can business do for North Minneapolis?
• IPR and North Minneapolis Tornado Relief
• Fairview Health cutting 240 jobs
• Energy prices held back growth in first quarter 
• Patterson beats expectations on sales, profits
• Dairy Queen using Hulu, ridiculous ads to attract Gen Xers
• Bogojevic competes at FILA Junior World Team Trials
• FDIC chief warns top vacancies must be filled 
• Angeion reports disappointing sales day after CEO departs
• Nash Finch sells Avanzas stores
• TCF Corp. subsidiary adds an industry 
• Koshak moves own company to Christensen Group 
• Exchange floor goes from seed grain to seed money 
• Tornado complicates N Mpls foreclosures
• Brookdale redevelopment deal approved
• Analyst: Nestle 'unlikely' to buy General Mills
• Delta among stingiest airlines for frequent fliers
• Wells Fargo bankers answer critics on lending
• Library News: Google and Academic Research
• Financial jobs top 2001 levels in MN
• Twin Cities fifth-safest for pedestrians
• 24% of workers can't afford vacations
• U.S. Bank, Wells Fargo rank low for rep
• Does MN need to create the next Facebook?
• RealtyTrac: Foreclosure sales slowing 
• Vikings stadium adventure takes a turn toward Wonderland
• Survey: More workers can't afford vacations
• US Bank, Wells Fargo rank low for reputation
• SBA refi loan stumbles out of the gate 
• The Donkeys bring summer to the 7th Street Entry
• Minnesota builders cite victories, frustrations in 2011 legislative session
• Some key bills never made it to final passage 
• Neurology group’s new Minneapolis headquarters under way 
• BMO expects M&I Bank profits in 2011
• Minnesota Wild to host first Fan Fest event
• Starbucks raising coffee prices
• Local firms get shot at landing big business
• Interest high, but green jobs hard to come by 
• U.S. home prices down 5.5 percent in 1Q, agency says 
• Possibility of government shutdown looms as time runs out on Legislature 
• St. Paul plan: Mpls. can keep Vikings, we want Timberwolves
• Top Commercial Transactions - 7166 10th St. N., Oakdale
• Study: Medtronic spinal product risks male sterility
• UnitedHealth increases dividend, stock repurchase program
• Boston Scientific gets FDA stent approval
• Crew tears siding from wrong house 
• Volunteers made 1,000 sandwiches in about an hour as part of the Sabo Center's Campus Kitchen effort to help provide relief for North Minneapolis residents and volunteers working on tornado relief efforts.
• NoMi Help: Check out A-Mail to learn how you can help out with tornado relief in North Minneapolis.
• State: Some skin-lighteners have mercury
• Weekly performance art openings (05/29/11 - 06/04/11)
• Medtronic 4Q profit and 2012 estimate fall short 
• Community meeting set for LRT facility 
• Shareholders OK Two Harbors’ board, pay plan 
• Tornado cleanup, in pictures and numbers
• Study: Smoking ban didn't cost jobs
• Dayton signs 'Surly Bill' into law
• Med-tech jobs may return from overseas
• Medtronic is cautious; analysts are wary
• Alumni Accomplishments
• Budget haircutters growing fast
• Creative Kidstuff's new wares aimed at grownups
• Caribou CEO on drive-thrus, bacon and real estate (and coffee)
• Best Buy hits brakes on electric bikes
• Two Many Banjos Once Again at Patrick'sCabaret!
• Levaquin causes tendon rupture
• Report: MN in line to win overseas med-tech jobs
• Q & A with...Jessica Christopherson
• City officials plan for recovery in north Minneapolis
• Opening the tap for community development in Minneapolis 
• Slideshow: North Minneapolis tornado cleanup
• Report: Rural roads in Minnesota less safe for pedestrians 
• Report: Rural roads in Minnesota less safe for pedestrians 
• Why is Medtronic's forecast cautious?
• Dayton vetoes Legislature’s budget bills
• Tornado hit many Franklin Bank customers
• Jury: MN plane maker not at fault in NY Yankees pitcher's death
• IPR Applied Student Open House Spring 2011
• Bruno Mars to perform at Macy's Glamorama
• Thoughts on innovation, technology and what entrepreneurs need 
• General Mills best multicultural women
• Dayton vetoes GOP budget
• MN companies donate to tornado relief
• Stocks slip as worries over Europe linger 
• Vikings will need a special session in the legislature to get stadium bill heard
• U.S. new-home sales up, but pace remains sluggish 
• Designers to attend meeting on Minneapolis riverfront 
• Zipnosis looks to zip its way across the U.S.
• Stocks slip as worries over Europe linger 
• Study: MN fares poorly in job creation
• Auggie athletes are garnering some great accomplishments! Read about: * Auggies Named All-MIAC in Softball * Three Auggies Named Academic All-District * Auggies Named to All-MIAC Baseball Squads * Three Auggies Qualify for NCAA Track
• Building officials, Red Cross pitch in to assess damage 
• Missouri town reels from deadliest tornado since ‘53 
• Stocks plunge on European debt worries 
• Do you know someone who goes to Southeast Technical College? @Rasmussen now has an agreement with them to expand bachelor's degree offerings!
• Cost of N Mpls. tornado climbs past $166M
• Legislative session ends with no deal
• Big G exec pushes for national hiring changes
• ATK puts shuttle boosters away for later
• Supervalu picks Kapan Thaler as creative lead
• One-third of MN banks struggling, Fed says
• CBRE arranges $8.2M retail center loan 
• Elkin to lead Minnesota Bank’s nonprofit business 
• RJM Construction building Whole Foods in Edina 
• Harris Williams advises on Border Foods sale 
• Career Services Blog: Another Reason to Join LinkedIn
• Wal-Mart testing large-appliance sales
• Fargo radio host fired, then REALLY fired
• Q&A with Caribou CEO
• Best Buy backs off electric bikes
• Pitch in for tornado relief: Campus Kitchen is organizing several events Wednesday and Thursday to work on tornado-relief efforts. Please visit the new Campus Kitchen Facebook page (be sure to "like" it!) for details.
• 3M’s CEO favors internal successor 
• Reside harnesses Salesforce power in designing custom business apps 
• Surge in challenges creates long lines at tax courthouse door 
• From roads to rentals: Finance & Commerce announces Top Projects of 2010 
• Delta, US Air file new slot-swap plan in NYC, DC
• City estimate: $166 million cleanup cost
• Auggies have asked how to help North Minneapolis recover from the tornado that went through yesterday - here's a good listing of relief resources from Minnesota Public Radio.
• Auctions, open houses aim to reignite interest in recreational properties 
• Twister may spur housing development
• Vodka firm has its cake and drinks it, too
• Are Architect Barbie’s boots made for walking? 
• Mortenson's 100th wind project one of largest in U.S.
• Rybak: North Mpls. can ���come back better���
• Housing nonprofits look to rebuild after tornado
• Dickey's Barbecue opens 18th MN location
• Court upholds $40M verdict in Xcel case
• St. Jude Medical device launched in Australia
• 3M promotes two executives
• Central Corridor construction update, week of May 21-27 
• Next week is SPIRIT WEEK & STUDENT APPRECIATION!
• Cleanup begins after deadly tornado in north Minneapolis
• If the link in the previous post doesn't get you to the story, this one should!
• "Education is the most important thing you can do in your life:" Hear from two Auggie sophomores as they talk about their path to Augsburg College, including being the first in their families to attend college, the help received from Admission
• Record numbers seek help paying for home heating 
• Pentair co-founder Harpole dies at 89
• New UMD major focuses on retail analytics 
• Storms strike Twin Cities, 1 dead
• Lunds again plans downtown grocery
• Power failure strands hundreds at MSP
• 3M-backed horse 6th in Preakness
• Carlson leads Robert Half’s local offices 
• Walden Magazine: Combating Diabetes from Decatur to Dakar
• Lifetouch deal means job loss for Lewiston
• U.S. Bank fined over mortgages gone bad
• Mini treats deliver for DQ, Starbucks
• Campell Mithun loses Supervalu account
• Rimage, at crossroads, faces investor fight
• 3 Auggies qualify for NCAA track
• Lehman’s Garage redeveloping site 
• One dead as tornados ravage Twin Cities
• Power outage at MSP airport strands passengers
• 3M-sponsored horse is 6th in Preakness
• Review: Heartfelt humor prevails in The Debate over Courtney O’Connell
• U.S. Bank fined in mortgage dispute
• Lunds finally ready to build downtown Mpls grocery
• Report: Major Fort Snelling overhaul would be worth it, despite obstacles
• Dominium’s apartment realm keeps expanding 
• Aeon buys Maryland Apartments, will maintain affordable units 
• Ruling goes against Target in generic drug case
• Washington asks: How’s the stimulus working? 
• MCTC advances plans for $9.75M renovation
• IPR Joins MSB Richfield for “Panel on Set: The Art of Freelancing”
• MnDOT plans preventive highway work 
• Video: MSPBJ's John Vomhof Jr. on Granite City's cash infusion
• Business Journal names 2011 Healthiest Employers of the Twin Cities
• UBS: We're not in talks with Wells Fargo over wealth management unit
• Wells Fargo honored as SBA Lender of the Year
• Opus entities settle lawsuit 
• MN’s take in fed cash for startups: $27M
• ‘We all pay the price for our failing infrastructure’
• Chuck E. Cheese gambling lawsuit dismissed
• Stocks fall amid Europe concern; Gap tumbles on forecast 
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (May 14-20) 
• Best Buy closing Indiana center
• Suit: AT&T overbills for iPhone, iPad data
• 3M-sponsored horse a Preakness favorite
• Three named Academic All-District
• Hinz, Strandell named to All-MIAC teams
• Vikings' Edwards embarks on a new career in his pro boxing debut
• Waterfront Home Tour showcases 131 houses 
• NorthMarq arranges $48.1 million in new mortgages 
• Slideshow: People on the move for May 20
• Liberty Media makes $1B bid for Barnes & Noble
• Crave opens downtown site 
• Online searches for Twin Cities real estate
• Slideshow: People on the move for May 20
• Auggies named to All-MIAC baseball squad
• Lund returns to Opus organization 
• One food that's falling in price: Wings
• Crave opens in downtown, getting bigger
• Meet a Scholar of Change: B.S. in Business Administration Student Jeannette Gordon
• Ranking MN's 7 largest private companies
• Duluth sues Expedia; hotels fear reprisal
• MN does well on 'financial distress' list
• Rochester tops for programmer pay
• Auggie men in action at Last Chance Qualifier
• Sprinters, relay finish season at UW-LaCrosse
• 14th Annual Brian Kraft Memorial 5K Run/Walk
• Max Gardiner leaves Minnesota and goes to Dubuque; Better deal?
• Will Crown Hydro turn to Capitol for help? (updated) 
• The Minnesota Golden Gopher football worst of spring 2011; defense
• Northern exposure: Canadian REIT keeps buying locally 
• Bankers still wary about plan to prime small business lending 
• Dayton addresses GOP caucuses as budget stalemate continues 
• Specialty trades feel the sting in April jobs slide (update)
• Wisconsin governor introduces Economic Development Corp. 
• U.S. Bancorp exec sells stock worth $2.7 M
• Report: Fewer houses for sale is good news
• Minnesota’s median home price declines to $132,900 
• Preservation projects win awards in Minneapolis, St. Paul
• Stocks advance amid decline in jobless claims 
• New plumbing code for Minnesota? Them’s fightin’ words
• Pa. man sentenced for $900K Best Buy theft
• Report: Talent shortage is growing
• MN loses jobs even as jobless rate drops
• Target Field named Sports Facility of the Year
• Vikings' race to get a new stadium heads into final turn at the legislature
• Delta to cut capacity 4%, reduce aircraft count
• Nice Ride Minnesota
• Toro sales, profits rise on golf course equipment sales
• Auggies compete at Northern Plains
• Hormel Corp. breaks ground for HQ expansion 
• Architecture Billings Index tumbles 
• US Bank adds to Department of Defense contract 
• Delta reducing trans-Atlantic flights
• JBL of Eagan adds staffers 
• Vikings got perks the Twins didn't
• How to merge 2 airlines: Buy sticky notes
• What does Best Buy get out of recycling?
• SPS buys San Diego's Direct EDI
• Why Target, Walmart sales are diverging
• QR Codes creep into marketing efforts
• Cargill faces cooking-oil raid in Venezuela
• Lead a Global Day of Service Project
• Target: Canada push faster than expected
• Crave opening in Mpls today
• Free Arts News - May 17, 2011
• REIT pays $53.3M for local properties 
• 3M CEO Buckley selling one-third of stock, worth $33M
• Renovo finds business in the ‘big house’ 
• M&I tally: 97.1 percent favor BMO deal
• Duke Realty lightens office holdings in $89.5M venture with REIT 
• Two Harbors widens its mortgage boundaries 
• Estimating road costs more art than science
• Tunng make magic at the Walker Art Center
• State lowers estimate for Arden Hills roadwork necessary for Vikings stadium
• Xcel CEO retiring; successor is named 
• Rethinking Minneapolis’ Peavey Plaza as a signature park
• EPA awards $1 million for Central Corridor contamination studies 
• Elevator code compliance extended 
• Transportation bill includes steep cuts to public transit 
• Medtronic, Ford team up for in-car glucose monitor for diabetics
• Communist Daughter keeps getting better and better
• New device helps Mayo Clinic save MN man with no pulse for 96 minutes
• Weekly performance art openings (05/22/11 - 05/28/11)
• Xcel CEO Kelly retiring, Fowke taking over
• Fauxhammer creates beautiful nonsense
• H.B. Fuller opens first adhesives plant in China
• Carlson opens first Park Inn in Brazil
• Food Network: Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives to continue without Plymouth creator
• Jonathan Coulton cracks up the Guthrie Theater
• Allianz adds on-site child care 
• General Mills buys 51% of Yoplait
• Delta partners with Asia hotel-booking site Agoda.com for SkyMiles
• TCF ratchets up campaign to add checking accounts 
• NorthMarq to manage portfolio for L.A. firm 
• Target's profits improve on credit card business
• Summer travel costs are climbing
• Delta plans big NYC flight expansion
• Mpls ranks high for credit scores
• Walden Introduces M.S. in Career Counseling
• Walden Expands Criminal Justice Offerings
• Xcel renewal for reactors clears environmental review 
• Killebrew's long-ball momento still at MOA
• Signs of progress in NFL lockout?
• Amazon hiring big in Grand Forks
• Area developers cool on Arden Hills site
• Killebrew's 500-ft homer seat, still at MOA
• Mn Parkour turns Twin Cities into obstacle course
• African Night at Patrick's Cabaret!
• Minneapolis Park Board mulls Mill Ruins hydro plant 
• Stocks decline to one-month low as H-P tumbles 
• Quarterbacking a complex deal in Arden Hills
• Housing starts unexpectedly decrease to 523,000 pace 
• Children's Hospital ranks high in four areas
• Medtronic may be losing sales on decision to cancel contracts
• Helping LRT contractors build on success 
• Former Minnesota Golden Gopher Sandy Stephens elected to hall of fame
• Who has the cheaper pricing, Wal-Mart or Target?
• Lawsuit: Chuck E. Cheese promotes gambling
• U expert sees growing investor interest in young companies
• M&I shareholders approve merger with BMO
• House debates Dayton-backed tax increase  
• NFL commissioner Goodell on board with Vikings stadium plans
• TreeTrunks offers a greener option for moving day 
• Feats of Engineering - Browns Valley Flood Mitigation Project
• Medica is now sole health plan at U of M
• Factories in U.S. see bigger 2011 sales gains, ISM says 
• Goodell: NFL to contribute toward Vikings stadium
• Twins star Killebrew has died
• Volunteer for a Habitat build in Minneapolis this Saturday, May 21
• Q&A with Ability Network CEO Mark Briggs
• Celebrate National Police Week – A Day in the Life of Police Officers. Check out the 10 ways police spend their days protecting us. Repost this as your status if you have a special someone in your life that is a police officer.
• Amphitheater planned at Mystic Lake Casino
• Sometimes where you think you will head isn't where you go. Read how one Augsburg College grad student, Cheryl McClellan, became amped up about how Public Achievement model can transform meeting needs of students with emotional and behavior disorder
• Chamber leaders criticize budget cuts 
• GE Fleet Services tallies 1Q savings 
• Jaeger joins Transwestern 
• Minneapolis OKs plan for ‘bike walk center’ 
• Twin Cities CEO pay ranks No. 33 in U.S.
• U of M 'transformer' robot rolls, then it flies
• What would U of M Law look like without aid?
• Pershing sells last of its Target shares
• As U-area street closes, stores adjust, cabs hike fares
• 87-Year-Old Doctoral Student Proves It's Never Too Late to Learn
• Farmington chucks its branding slogan
• Protests planned as M&I votes on sale
• Need cash? Open a TCF account
• CEOs at U.S. Bancorp, Big G, Ecolab in stadium debate
• Trylon Premiere Tuesdays: Carancho
• Google says ad tools provided MN firms with $1B in sales
• Demonstrations planned during M&I vote
• In flat market, some banks ramp up 
• Minneapolis hoping for $5M to repair Plymouth Ave. bridge 
• Central Corridor construction update, week of May 14-20 
• ‘Boom-ington’: New apartments ready to roll
• ‘Surly bill’ part of liquor legislation 
• New MSP eateries feature food from Andrew Zimmern and Matt's Bar, iPad ordering
• Sleepy Slayton, Minn., is home to global backup power company
• Gardiner to Dubuque as the Gophers look to 2011
• Buffalo Wild Wings opens first Canadian location
• Shavlik Tech being sold to VMware
• U.S. stocks retreat as investors watch Europe talks 
• Analysts: Mosaic should benefit from Mississippi flooding
• ExoStat Medical raises $1.87M
• Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives producer says Food Network wants to dash
• Have a Question? Text the library!
• U.S. builders see little to like in housing market 
• Most-read stories on finance-commerce.com, week of May 9 
• Valspar Q2 sales, profits meet expectations
• General Mills' Haagen-Dazs ad described as ice cream "foreplay"
• 3M's Thulin in line to replace Buckley after promotion
• Wisconsin gets $2.4M in scenic byway grants 
• Solutran signs up Texas grocery chain 
• The Native American CHAT Film Festival kicks off at 10 a.m., 5/21, in Sateren Auditorium. The festival features work by young artists, ages 11-20, on topics including HIV/AIDS, culture, health, alcohol, tobacco, drugs and other issues.
• Borders may close if no bidder emerges
• CERT Program allows easier search for businesses 
• Burnsville to begin fire station upgrade 
• Report: Wells Fargo seeking buyer for H.D. Vest
• Wisconsin agency approves biomass plant 
• Group hopes to force stadium-funding vote
• Mono issues RFP for clients (you read it right)
• St. Jude puts more cash into irhythm
• Can new tenants revive Calhoun Square?
• Wells Fargo may expand 'internal incubator'
• Walden Magazine: How It Paid Off
• Surly gets plum marks by Food & Wine
• NY Target store facing union vote
• Gander Mountain plans gun academy in MN
• Minneapolis Home Building And Remodeling Expo 2011
• Auggies on Thursday got props walking their talk when the college earned a Presidential Award for community service. You can see the college mission in action in this video that shows Auggies serving the community. more about the Presidential Award, and
• Vikings free agency begins (if and when) with their own free agents
• Review: Next to Normal, far from ordinary
• Pantilla, relay win titles at MIAC Championship Meet
• Telphia, relay win titles at MIAC Championships
• Wells Fargo relies on internal "incubator" to spur innovation
• Uptick for banks fails to ignite lending 
• Dunwoody team wins the Phoenix Challenge
• High-speed rail: On track or derailed?
• St. Paul shutdown? It’s beginning to look a lot like 2005 
• Women in construction share war stories 
• Target Mpls skyline light show to go high def
• Touting development in Northstar rail corridor
• ATK shares drop after losing big contract
• MLS talks to Vikings' Wilf about pro soccer team
• Pawn America wants to open new concept store at old Circuit City site
• Top Residential Transactions - 40 Clay Cliffe Dr., Tonka Bay
• Minneapolis ranks high for dogs biting mail carriers
• Green choices: Are you a ‘conventional,’ a ‘naturalite’ or a LOHAS spender?
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (May 7-13) 
• GovDelivery a fast-growing inner-city firm
• Mag: Target most innovative for events
• Killebrew says he's near death from cancer
• Otter Tail sells Idaho subsidiary for $87 million 
• Two Harbors’ Roth takes part in N.Y. conference 
• HealthPartners wins quality accreditation 
• Ranking the top 7 women-owned firms
• Employee furloughs may translate to $2 million for Hennepin County 
• Promotion and recognition for Burnsville appraisers 
• Meet the 2011 Women in Business honorees
• Olson lands designer-toy account
• Target HQ lights return (now with fish)
• Mosaic announces 100M-share offering
• Meet a Scholar of Change: Ph.D. in Psychology Student Heather Hefner
• Tanker firm Polar Corp. on a hiring spree
• Who's got the power in stadium debate?
• Buffets Inc. looks for buyer
• State fines loan officer, debt collector
• List Leaders: Largest Twin Cities women-owned businesses
• 10 places worthy of preservation in Minnesota 
• Auggies recognized for walking their talk! Augsburg College is one of only six institutions to receive the Presidential Award as part of the 2010 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for community service and service learning.
• ‘Bird safe’ design featured in Eastman Nature Center project
• Northland wins Wall Street Journal recognition 
• 2011 Commencement Highlights: * Graduate Ali Rapp talks about lions, zebras and the value of embracing uncertainty. (1:14:40) * Augsburg's Gospel Praise Jazz Ensemble sings "This Little Light of Mine" (1:09:00) * Rev. Ishmael Noko accepts
• State levies $170,000 in fines against loan officer, debt collector
• Now showing: More U of M student housing? 
• Execs without borders: Esprit de corps evident at France-Minnesota event 
• Middle school students participated in the Model UN Conference hosted by Augsburg College. Students from eight metro schools and one rural community participated. The project gives students hands-on experience in caucusing, debating, and resolutions.
• Kohl's focusing on smaller stores as it expands
• 51 Women business leaders honored at Business Journal event
• Twins owner Bill Pohlad buys $5.2M home on Minnetonka Beach peninsula
• General Dynamics closes Bloomington facility, cuts 100 jobs
• Why manufacturers can use a marketing push 
• A gust of deals seen for Minnesota wind power
• Stocks edge higher as commodity slide eases 
• Building Blocks - One Southwest Crossing
• Report: 20% of PC software is pirated
• Supervalu names Wal-Mart exec as Save-A-Lot CEO
• MN business owner charged with tax evasion, arrested at Mexico border
• NCU SIFE Places at National Exposition; Appears on Local Morning Show
• Fox to televise six Lynx games
• Small business R&D funding in jeopardy
• In the News: Augsburg College students' three-week marathon read of Ulysses made it into a story published by Inside Higher Ed. Read the full story here: about the marathon read here:
• Twin Cities execs get a sales pitch from Hong Kong
• Twin Cities No. 3 in pay in Midwest, Rochester No. 4
• Orion Food renews, expands Shakopee lease 
• Granite City names leaders, finishes fundraising 
• Antea combines accounting and sustainability 
• U.S. stocks decline as commodities tumble amid stronger dollar 
• U begins work on cancer/cardio building
• ValleyFair's Peanuts attraction opens Saturday
• Burnsville's Heart of the City gets big tenant
• DQ makes world's biggest ice cream cake
• Walden Introduces M.S. in Career Counseling
• Many Vikings stadium details still sketchy
• Medtronic heart-freezing tech gets Canada OK
• After snub, ATK keeps spaceflight program
• Transit doesn't reach most metro jobs
• Report: Mass transit reaches 30% of Twin Cities jobs
• NSC Youth and Adult Memorial Day Tournament 2011
• Paybacks aren’t clear, but a few small banks prepare for devices 
• House, Senate differ on key Legacy measures 
• Vikings stadium bill still an underdog 
• Minneapolis gas prices: can alternative fuels help?
• Automated systems, Web-based management lead to more efficient building performance 
• Job openings rise to highest level since ‘08 
• Fed official says job progress slow, inflation to ease 
• Kocherlakota repeats call for higher rates 
• How the "GE Way" has played at other MN companies
• Cargill partners with Australian beef processor
• Canterbury bringing back admissions fees
• In the afterglow of Arden Hills Vikings stadium proposal, much work remains
• Builders’ views mixed on stadium site
• Online spending rose 12 percent last quarter
• Vision-Ease buys Bangkok factory
• More bad news for Twin Cities home sales
• The Minnesota Golden Gopher football worst of spring 2011; offense
• Carmichael Lynch's Spong honored again
• Boston Scientific wins $19.5M jury award
• Medtronic’s unexpected CEO pick: What's behind it?
• Riding out the storm: local housing still sluggish (update)
• Top Transactions -Commercial 
• Augsburg hosts summer sports camps
• Looking for ways to talk with your teachers effectively? Check out this week's Raise Your Hand vlog! #college #students
• New Medtronic CEO Ishrak's pay is nice, but Hawkins' was better
• Auggies are achievers, and Katie Edelen achieved to the max! This 2011Honors Graduate will spend next year at the Peace Research Institute in Oslo as a Fulbright Scholar. She will follow that with graduate studies partially funded through a Rotary Ambass
• Medtronic names GE Health's Ishrak CEO
• Television company opens Burbank office 
• Amtrak taps U.S. Bank for card program 
• Delta readies 'economy comfort'
• Welsh will lease, manage Great Point properties 
• Can MOA owners repeat success in NJ?
• Tim Mahoney's 'Voice' run ends
• U.K. investors: 3M botched superbug tech
• 'Surly's Army' activists helped win pub fight
• Ex-Vikings owner McCombs joins startup board
• Bixby Energy CEO resigns
• Weekly performance art openings (05/15/11 - 05/21/11)
• Target mum on Canada store launches
• Minnesota Beer Activists fight for your drinking rights
• Congrats to Kelly Pryga for being named a 2011 Kemper Scholar. Pryga will get scholarships for three years, and stipends for two summers to support internships at Chicago non-profits. She is an honors student, AugSem Student Leader, and writing lab tutor
• Ex-Vikings owner Red McCombs joins Cinsay's board
• Dayton not persuaded by casino proposals
• Vikings and Ramsey County announce agreement to partner in new stadium
• Solar energy not as bright in Minnesota 
• Vikings choose a site where others gave up 
• Doctor group looks to expand ‘urgency room’ concept 
• Dayton plans Am. Indian business 'summit'
• Report: Arden Hills stadium could cost $1.2B; Dome site $895M
• Mayo Clinic plans data center in Rochester
• Land O' Lakes Q1 profits triple
• Superfund to Super Bowl? Vikings embrace Arden Hills site (updated)
• On the Boards - Wadena Deer Creek Middle School/High School
• U.S. Bank settles CDO suit against Morgan Stanley
• Congrats to Auggies! Claire Bergren was named one of 135 Newman Civic Fellows. Bergren. She's a poli sci major seeking a minor in peace and global studies. Edelen was awarded a Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarship for graduate study in environmental m
• MN lost 13,700 jobs under NAFTA
• Storm is likely cause of outage at Prairie Island 
• ‘Eyes and ears’ for owners in commercial development 
• Home prices drop in most metro areas 
• Boston Scientific CEO to leave at end of 2011 
• Vikings reach deal with Ramsey County on Arden Hills stadium
• Nordquist Sign sold to Platinum Group
• AgriBank profits drop
• Cash prizes added in Minnesota Cup 
• U of M team wins 2011 Formula Sun Grand Prix
• Westwood promotes McCarty, Hagen 
• Pentair closes $500 million senior notes 
• Duluth-Mpls. rail project gets $5M
• 112 Eatery's Isaac Becker wins Beard award
• Cash wages could land owner in prison
• 11 MN finalists for top entrepreneur honor
• Need a Rochester liquor license? They're out
• Apply for New Award Honoring Educators Working With Diverse Students by June 1
• Walden Debuts on iTunes U
• St. Cloud names economic development chief
• Nearly half of area mortgages under water
• Medtronic cuts jobs at diabetes unit
• 11 from MN vying for Entrepreneur of Year
• Liberty Diversified buys Immedia
• Vikings lukewarm on Metrodome plan (updated)
• Business owner faces prison for paying cash wages
• HUD wants more bang for its buck 
• Central Corridor construction update, week of May 7-13 
• Northern Lights Express gets federal grant 
• MnDOT opens bids for Highway 60 work 
• Woot! Hats off to the Augsburg College Class of 2011. There were 431 day students and 29 graduate students in the physician's assistant program who graduated on Saturday. Take a look at the day in pictures. and read a story in Inside Augsburg
• Preregistration begins today!
• Augsburg College Class of 2011 Commencement in Pioneer Press on May 8.
• Scott Gage returns to Carlson Inc.'s board
• Wells Fargo buys foreign currency wholesaler
• Energy, metals stocks rise with commodity prices 
• Six MN firms to be honored Best in Business Awards
• After focusing on Destron Fearing unit, Digital Angel to sell it for $25M
• Hey, Auggies. Here's some good guidance from Dave Conrad about what to do if you become your supervisor's supervisor. Eek! Conrad teaches for Augsburg College's Rochester MBA, and his column regularly is in the Rochester Post-Bulletin. of
• Best Buy offers $10K prize to top "hyper-upgrader"
• Mpls unveils its plan for a new Vikings stadium
• How good was Q1 for office space, really?
• Bair to leave FDIC on July 8 
• Feds announce $2 billion for railroad projects 
• Vikings stadium news heats up as Minneapolis joins the fray
• Congrats to Claire Bergren for being named one of 135 Newman Civic Fellows. Bergren is a poli sci major seeking a minor in peace and global studies. out to Katie Edelen, too. She was awarded a Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarship for graduate study in envir
• Landlord not liable for child’s death 
• A bin Laden housing bubble?
• Ability Network raises nearly $20M
• Target, U.S. Bank, Wells Fargo make list of most valuable brands
• 20 Minnesota companies make Fortune list 
• Allianz names Parker to research post 
• $21 million health care project breaking ground in Aitkin 
• Earnings week: Lakes Gaming, Arctic Cat
• Kitty diabetic? Hook up a glucose monitor
• State looks to cut staff, but can it?
• Report finds convicts in coin shops
• Walden Magazine: Making a Difference
• National spotlight for local bakery scene
• Chamber gives Twin Cities an 'A' on taxes
• 3M's horse comes in No. 3 at Derby
• Plan coming for Dome site; Vikes might pay more
• 25th Anniversary Celebration
• Mother's Day 2011: Events and freebies
• Schafer wins 800 at Meet of the UnSaintly
• The Minnesota Golden Gopher football best of spring 2011; special teams
• Telphia leads Auggies at Meet of the UnSaintly
• Review: Joking Envelope composes a witty love letter to the Sexy Librarian
• 3M-sponsored horse finishes 3rd in Kentucky Derby
• Mother's Day: Last minute green gifts moms will love
• Happy Mother's Day to all the women who make the world a better place
• Your big day is here, Class of 2011! Looks like the weather is going to cooperate, too. Congratulations, Auggies!
• Tuung come to the Walker Art Center
• Vikings' new players may be a glimpse of a future that starts now
• Congratulations to our StepUp graduates! See photos from the ceremony here:
• Vikings stadium: Out of the loop…or still in the game?
• Showcase aims to help small companies win big contracts 
• Reducing nitrogen oxides in Minneapolis
• Builders say new variance law will clear the way for stalled projects 
• Embracing ‘economic gardening’ in Hennepin County 
• Report: Twin Cities get an A for business-friendly taxes, F for supporting minorities
• Tool to promote energy savings goes untouched 
• Mountain bike inventor Fisher to lead ride for Freewheel Bike
• State recommends lower rate hike for natural gas 
• Opus charity hockey game to be held May 11
• Builders: New law could result in $45M of construction
• Twin Cities Girl Scouts set cookie record with new sales model
• Mullins named NTM CEO
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (April 30-May 6) 
• Associated Bank OK with less overdraft fees
• Stocks rally as hiring spree surprises Wall Street 
• Fiscal notes, government consolidation top auditor’s list 
• Coborn's laying off 90, closing plant
• Allina fires 32 employees over patient privacy
• Carpenter named chief finance officer for Mpls
• Wells Fargo raises estimate of potential legal losses related to foreclosure practices
• Globe Minneapolis volunteers with People Serving People
• Class of 2011, your day is almost here! Commencement tomorrow will recognize the 431 day semester students and 29 physician assistant graduate students who are eligible to graduate. Details for students are here:
• Lawson sued over takeover offer 
• Central Corridor jobs event planned 
• Strandell named Academic All-District
• Cassidy Turley adds property management assignments 
• Minneapolis firm wins design award 
• Hubbard closes big radio-station deal
• Nook restaurant reopens in St. Paul
• Anderson named Academic All-District
• MN senators back end to ethanol subsidy
• How many businesses are hurting from LRT? He counted
• Five of Walden's Licensure Programs Nationally Recognized by NCATE
• Meet a Scholar of Change: Ph.D. in Management Student Jacqueline McCarthy Pate
• Breakfast helps Caribou beat Q1 estimate
• Is Open Table a culinary Ticketmaster?
• Foreclosures dominate local home sales
• Vikings, Arden Hills 'very, very close'
• Take-Up Productions concludes composer series with Toru Takemitsu
• The Minnesota Golden Gopher football best of spring 2011; defense
• St. Paul council allows variance from noise ordinance for LRT 
• Regulators take over Hmong credit union, but reasons aren’t clear 
• Tallying businesses affected by LRT construction
• Developers trying to finish final corner at Franklin and Portland 
• Minnesota House committee mulls contentious racino proposal 
• Xcel, enXco sue each other over N.D. wind farm
• Local critics boo Target Field playlist
• Unemployment applications hit 8-month high 
• Building Blocks - 701 Building 
• Linking brain and billfold: Professors study intersection of economics, psychology
• Ex-Allianz CEO Zesbaugh takes reins at Security Life
• Sustainability: Are we leading with LEED?
• Commodities fall puts financial markets on edge 
• Supervalu to buy seafood from sustainable fisheries
• Hooters offers free wings for Mother's Day
• CEOs: MN is middle-of-the-road for doing business
• Pure Worship Institute 2011
• ATK beats Wall Street with record earnings
• UnitedHealth leads 20 MN firms on Fortune 500 list
• Target's April sales increase just misses estimate
• Rachel to lead demolition group 
• Gheen joins Minnesota Bank & Trust retirement unit 
• U of M science demonstrations focus on clean energy and more 
• Commencement is Saturday for the Class of 2011. The speaker is Kjell Magne Bondevik, former prime minister of Norway, & founder & president of the Oslo Center for Peace & Human Rights ( Bondevik & Rev. Ishmael Noko, a theologian from Zimb
• Wipaire plans entry into Chinese market 
• Pet boarding big business for MSP airport
• Chipotle hiring probe grows wider
• St. Joseph sees surge in development
• No more "Best Buy Rotunda" at MOA
• Bars launch 'Bridesmaid Bar Crawl'
• Recovery's uneven, Wells Fargo economist says
• Regulators seize Hmong credit union
• Dayton, Koch sound cool to Block E plan
• Wanted: Minnesota Real Estate Hall of Fame nominees 
• U.S. selling 74 MN properties to cut budget
• Relay team nets school record time
• The Pixies bring it all together at Roy Wilkins
• Youth was served in the draft and the Vikings vets have been served notice
• The Minnesota Golden Gopher football best of spring 2011; offense
• Associated Bank signs Rodgers as spokesman
• Minneapolis bars hosting Bridesmaid Bar Crawl
• U.S. Bank focuses on wealthiest clients, aiming for growth 
• Report: Cost of doing business may send med-tech companies packing
• ICE agents check Chipotle stores nationwide
• Housing’s good news is government cash shortage
• Wells Fargo’s chief economist: Recovery’s uneven
• Commerce starts action against mortgage, title companies 
• Alatus gambles on Block E
• Wisconsin lawmakers cut energy-efficiency investment 
• PrairieCare seeks OK to expand facility in Maple Grove
• Minnesota exports to China, others surged in 2010 (updated) 
• Now or never for Block E casino, Lux says
• Metro Transit bus drivers accept wage freeze
• IPR Open House this Saturday
• FILMS FOR FREE!
• Alatus unveils Block E casino plan
• Delta reports traffic jump, load down
• GOP pushes budgetary constitutional amendments 
• GOP Rep. Kriesel goes his own way 
• Weekly performance art openings (05/08/11 - 05/14/11)
• Mahoney moves ahead in NBC's "The Voice"
• MN manufactured exports grow by 17%
• Baseball start time changed
• Cepis and Wehrs sign professional hockey contracts for European clubs
• DUNWOODY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY CHANGES TO SEMESTER SCHEDULE
• Minneapolis issues RFP for Grain Belt site 
• The Scholarship and Teaching Showcase is from 11:45-12:30 p.m., Thursday, in the East Commons. The Showcase features faculty books, articles, art and performances from the past year. This year also features Moodle sites, syllabi and other teaching materi
• Minneapolis OKs Great Streets grants 
• Wells CEO hears from angry America at annual meeting
• Preservation group unveils ‘Endangered’ list 
• Allianz expands annuity broker-dealer network 
• Wings’ CEO to retire this year 
• First look at downtown's Crave
• Earnings: American Medical, G&K Services
• Mankato Brewery picks site for fall launch
• Firm developing piracy-fighting robot
• Hoyt will get new hearing on Loring tower
• Blackbird sues Heidi's over 2010 fire
• Stratasys buys 3-D printer maker
• Supervalu debuts "Essential" store brand
• Block E owners unveil $200M+ casino plan
• Letters to the Editor: Mad About Us
• Khalid El-Amin won't quit
• Easy Energy Systems easing its way out of Minnesota 
• Block E owners to announce plans, legislation at news conference
• Supervalu to roll out new national brand: Essential Everyday
• MnDOT unveils $398M pavement program 
• Rehab-resale program increases Minneapolis home values
• Financing finally closes for Radisson Blu at Mall of America
• Students at Augsburg College created an art installation, Ribbons of the Whispering Soul. The piece is located near the Lindell Library. The 19 students in Dan Noyes' Art 105 class contributed $50 each to finance the project.
• Stratasys buys 3D printer maker Solidscape for $38M
• Founder of MaxBats swings to success with maple bats 
• A food mystery at Mall of America 
• Mpls musician Mahoney to be on NBC's "The Voice"
• Minnetonka approves apartments along I-394
• Vikings' talks with Ramsey County 'getting more serious'
• State charges three mortgage and title companies
• Stocks wobble as earnings rally slows 
• U.S. House panel to hear Stillwater bridge bill 
• Beyond TV, co-op expands to bring broadband to rural areas
• Star Tribune falls to 17th largest daily paper
• Minneapolis seeks Grain Belt site proposals
• Curtis Carlson Nelson files for bankruptcy
• Study: Canadian shoppers eager for Target
• Ernst & Young picks nominees for top entrepreneur 
• Fix: Well, turns out Late Night Breakfast was last night (Monday). Hope you enjoyed it! Sorry about the mistake.
• Construction supply firm expands in St. Paul 
• Best wishes to all our students during this busy week. Finals start today and run through Thursday. Don't forget to take a break to refuel tonight at Late Night Breakfast from 10-11:30 p.m.
• Mid-America to lease Mapleridge Center 
• Mosaic to potash partner: We're done
• Cargill to buy German chocolate company
• Another e-mail breach at Best Buy?
• General Mills, Nestle invest in Malaysian factory
• Uptown CB2 opening in November
• Undergraduates: Join Study Abroad Trip to Ecuador Nov. 2�10
• Hecker auction includes jewels, Linus statue
• Group touts Farmer's Market for Vikes stadium
• Task force sets goals for Ford site
• Cargill gets OK to buy German chocolate company
• Mosaic seeking to end 40-year potash agreement with Canada firm
• Energy programs may re-energize cash flow in commercial buildings
• Central Corridor construction update, April 30-May 6 
• Cardiocom set to cash in on health care reform
• Apartments pitched on contentious Minneapolis site 
• Mpls approves $500K of grants to help small businesses
• U.S. stocks fall as drop in oil companies overshadows bin Laden 
• Jamawn Woods’ Soul Daddy restaurant opens at MOA
• Congress investigating Medtronic for canceled contracts
• Medtronic CEO Hawkins not retiring yet
• LarsonAllen buys Florida CPA group
• Target running prepaid card test with Amex
• Tax loopholes, exemptions could provide route out of budget standoff 
• Economist: Higher fuel prices slow Midwest economy 
• March construction spending rose 1.4 percent 
• Freshmen jump on the per diem bandwagon 
• Medtronic gets FDA approval for diagnostic catheter
• Target donates $275K to tornado relief
• OnPoint Medical Diagnostics goes public, gets ticker symbol
• Cima Labs part of sale to Israeli firm
• Most-read stories on finance-commerce.com, week of April 25 
• Minneapolis Campus Career Fair
• Wellington rehabs vacant building near Central Corridor 
• Thrivent wins top financial rating 
• Lakeville man sentenced in Ponzi loan scheme 
• Building wind turbines among construction skills getting state grant dollars
• Wind farm developer clears hurdle with judge’s findings 
• Bremer: Earnings slide, but market share grows 
• Minneapolis closes on sale of Hennepin Stages 
• M&I reports loss of $142 million
• U.S. stocks advance as Caterpillar rallies on earnings results 
• Piper Jaffray adds two analysts to health care team 
• Bin Laden death could mean travel delays
• MSPBJ.com's top-read stores in April
• Minnesota is too cold (or salty) for Kias
• Big corporate gift for Mpls schools expected
• Joint stadium talks by Saints, U of M failed
• Thrivent sues lenders, alleging fraud
• Walden Magazine: On My Nightstand
• Cookie Monster, Elmo fly from MSP Monday
• Crop tours yield record numbers (of visitors)
• Target's Canada brand fight goes to court
• AmericanTowns Heroes: Bob Fried Pedals His Way Into People's Hearts
• Auggies fall at Hamline
• Celebrating May Day: In the Heart of the Beast Theater Parade and Festival
• Vikings have banner draft day acquiring eight new players on Day 3
• Softball ends season with split
• Auggies compete at Drake Relays
• Baseball doubleheader postponed
• Vikings grab Notre Dame tight end Kyle Rudolph with their second pick
• Castle Doctrine bill debated in Minnesota
• Auggies net split with Oles
• Auggies win in suspended game
• Minneapolis-St. Paul home tour offers ideas 
• $267K in contracts for Minneapolis riverfront redevelopment
• University of Minnesota releases its 2011-12 men's hockey schedule
• Wells Fargo donates $225K for tornado relief
• Finance and Commerce’s Week in Review (April 23-29) 
• Alaskan Brewing debuts Monday in MN
• Twin Cities home permits down so far this year
• Apartment vacancy rates at 5-year low
• Plymouth HS student wins contest for his smartphone app business
• Top Residential Transactions - 5504 Schaefer Road, Edina
• We write, you respond: April reader comment roundup
• Stocks rise despite weaker GDP report 
• Caterpillar’s 1Q profit soars, boosts forecast 
• Auggie relays shine at Drake
• Brave New Workshop buys Hennepin Stages building
• Trylon Premiere Tuesdays: Ne Change Rien
• D.R. Horton posts surprise 2nd-quarter profit 
• Amazon explains cloud mess, apologizes
• McKee named women's basketball coach
• Delta bag handlers arrested in drug-smuggling scheme
• Students will pass by budding trees on their way to Christensen Center. Campus is springing to life as plants bud and bloom.
• Speeding to Indy for the Phoenix Challenge
• ACBJ survey: small businesses are switching to iPad
• Thrivent Financial’s literacy efforts win national awards 
• A bone marrow donor drive will be held today from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at Christensen Center. Donors of color greatly are needed. Student Ethan Gutzmann-Williams organized the event in recognition of a Minneapolis 5th grader. He said Augsburg's divers
• Beckman, Haglund named to new posts at Westwood 
• Segal named leader in investment advisers 
• Search for Post-Its yields rivals; 3M sues
• Meet a Scholar of Change: Ed.D. Graduate Daniele Kass
• Spring 2011 at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum
• Vikings' pondering is over as they take QB Christian Ponder at No. 12
• Apartment vacancy hits five-year low 
• Tornadoes, other disasters ‘drive the codes’
• PolyMet loan raises questions about Range’s future 
• Twin Cities execs get tough love from an alumna 
• Building Blocks - SkyRidge Business Center and Nature Preserve
• Interview with the Pixies' Joey Santiago
• Oppidan takes on Plymouth site with rocky history 
• PulteGroup 1Q loss deepens as fewer homes sold 
• Rehabbing Riverside - the ‘Ellis Island’ of Minneapolis
• Minneapolis-St. Paul home tour offers ideas
• Arbor Day at the Arboretum
• Mock Mania--no one is really sure who the Vikings will take at No. 12
• Minnesota’s 2012 redistricting map will benefit Republicans 
• Two new Augsburg grad programs in leadership and social entrepreneurship! This summer, we'll introduce a Master of Arts in Leadership that offers a blend of online and face-to-face learning. It kicks off with a city immersion course. In the fall,
• Street damaged after gas main explosion reopens 
• Former library in Maple Grove to become Walgreens 
• NCU students join ASL students in 'applause' of the new program announcement
• Baseball postponed again
• Library News: Database Spotlight: LexisNexis Academic's Power Search
• Student Accomplishments
• Auggie Gameday -- Softball!
• Comcast taps metro for center, 450 jobs
• Graco Q1 profits, sales easily beat Wall Street expectations
• Med-tech leaders warn of fallout from anti-cloning bill 
• Fannie Mae tosses life raft to homeowners 
• Gambling bills may be headed for photo finish 
• Scala brings something entirely different to First Avenue
• Over the Rhine Plays the Cedar Cultural Center
• Report: Air quality getting worse in some counties 
• Blogging with the Experts: Kevin Bowe
• Eden Prairie’s Cigna unit to hire 100, considers office expansion
• New foundry to bring 175 jobs to Iowa City 
• Stocks rise after Fed predicts growth 
• The go-to lawyer for developers and investors
• A day in D.C. to press top issues in CRE
• Bernanke offers clues about steps to raise rates 
• Auggies Rock! Jeremy Anthony was one of 75 undergrads from a field of 700 selected to present his research at the Capitol. A senior mathematics major, Anthony and Professor John Zobitz also met with Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Sen. Al Franken, and Rep. Keith El
• Good read from our man in the bow tie: Metro Lutheran features a column from President Paul Pribbenow on the importance of interfaith dialogue
• Healthland adds Plains state client 
• State aid for workers laid off at Lockheed Martin, Express Scripts 
• Transwestern tapped to sell industrial portfolio 
• Datacard wins European award 
• Weekly performance art openings (05/01/11 - 05/07/11)
• Wednesday events postponed
• Alumni Accomplishments
• Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) Introduced
• Michael Hudalla plays fast and loose
• Best Buy gets in on royal wedding fever
• National Geographic says Mpls is a Top 10 summer vacation spot
• Vikings' pre-draft press conference centers around the QB position
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football draft preview; three best bets
• County buys downtown building for $25.8 million 
• Whither Lawson Commons after sale of business? 
• Businesses begin to buy tools again 
• MBMA Emerging Talent Auditions at IPR
• Normandale plans ramp opening in 2012 
• Dayton: ‘I didn’t get here by blinking’ 
• Plymouth company lights up poultry industry
• Waterloo Blackhawk Blake Thompson commits to Golden Gophers
• U.S. officials sign commitment to Central Corridor
• A cheaper, greener path to clean drinking water 
• Minnesota needs tax credit for low-income housing
• On the Boards - North Dakota Heritage Center Expansion
• Women in Audio: Lisa Chamblee-Hampton
• A thrilling win in O.T. for the Americans
• HMN Financial turns a corner, slowly 
• Park board hosts riverfront meeting 
• City panel approves Zuhrah Shrine rezoning 
• Creekridge, Healthland launch IT financing tool 
• Delta Q1 loss widens on rising fuel costs
• Lawson Software sold to Infor for $2 billion
• Small-biz owners: U.S. dominance slipping
• Judge rules for players; NFL to appeal
• General Mills shares rise on buyout talk
• Timberland buys France 98 apartments
• President Bill Clinton to Speak at Walden�s July Commencement
• Writing Center Blog: Revising: Seeing Your Work Again
• Dayton: Vikings need to spend more on stadium
• Duluth building $10M housing project
• Dickey's Barbeque opening 3 MN locations
• Ameriprise selling Securities America
• Baseball doubleheader postponed
• "An Evening of Rhyme, Swine and Wine" at the Minneapolis Central Library
• Judge rules for NFL players; appeal likely
• Dickey's Barbecue Pit to open three MN locations Friday
• Timberland buys France 98 apartments
• Companies can harness social media for marketing, hiring and more
• Ameriprise profits up, plans to sell troubled brokerage
• Highway project allows bidders to pick pavement type 
• Central Corridor construction update, April 23-29 
• R&D tax credit expansion in the works 
• Minneaoplis property values sink, but taxes rise
• Klobuchar introduces legislation on safety of cloud computing 
• Great Clips to enter some Schnucks grocery stores in Missouri
• Milwaukee pastor appointed to Thrivent board
• Ryan taps Excelsior Group for Jaguar site housing
• Best Buy CEO Dunn takes big pay cut
• UnitedHealth leads MN firms in Forbes Global 2000 list
• Looking for time management tips for #college students? @Rasmussen's Brooks Doherty has answers!
• Back to the future: Author challenges oil assumptions 
• U.S. new-home sales rose in March after weak winter 
• Dorsey & Whitney promotes Tamkin to Denver chief
• Report: St. Jude Medical wins $2.3B verdict against Chinese company in trade-secrets case
• Most-read articles on finance-commerce.com, week of April 18
• Legal Club Field trip to William Mitchell College of Law
• Auggie Gameday -- Softball!
• Handing off the Baton: Student organizations will transition for next school year. Learn how to help your group prepare by attending a session at 5:30 p.m., today, in Adeline Johnson Conference Center, OGC.
• Review: Herrmann’s Wuthering Heights remains an elusive operatic vision
• Dahl, Robertson join Jones Lang LaSalle 
• FICO: New tools can pinpoint strategic defaulters 
• Muench takes investment management role at Allianz 
• Earnings announcements this week
• Long way to go for LightSquared wireless
• ATK loses out on NASA space competition
• Delta begins baggage-tracking service
• Walden Magazine: Bringing Your Ideas to Life
• New Caribou bags design: Burlap-esque
• Commuters driving Freewheel Bike growth
• Three ways to count the 100 biggest companies
• Noche Hispana Siete
• Prep Baseball Top 10 Scoreboard
• Raty spectacular but Canada still wins; Team USA victorious over Russia
• Auggies fall to Johnnies
• Gorilla Yogis at the Science Museum of Minnesota
• Review: Arsenic and Old Lace entertains with murderous mirth
• Late-round drafting may be a key for Vikings in the 2011 draft
• Finance & Commerce names new editor
• Senator pushes to end JOBZ program 
• HMO bills stall out at the Capitol 
• List Leaders: Twin Cities' biggest real estate deals
• Markets leave their mark - even when we don’t notice 
• Duke Realty: uptick in industrial deals 
• Counties cut spending, raised taxes during decade 
• JOBZ employment slips in recession 
• On tap: more wrecking balls at Hamm’s site
• Prince's land pulled from auction
• In St. Paul, the makings of a No Deal finish at the Capitol 
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (April 16-22) 
• Bluestem will be Top 50 MN public firm after IPO
• Boston Scientific profit and sales surprise Wall St.
• Business Journal names Best in Real Estate
• Study: Hennepin County is Minnesota's richest
• Thanks to all who came out to our Mortal Kombat tournament last night! Our winner recieved a $50 Gamestop giftcard. Much thanks to Bob from Brooklyn Park GameStop for co-sponsoring our tournament!
• Business Journal’s Vomhof now on Fox 9
• Everyone Wins When A Group From Kaposia Delivers Meals on Wheels
• Schafer sets school record
• Eden Prairie man charged with insurance fraud 
• Telphia wins 400 at Capitol City
• Bankers: Agriculture helps Midwest economy 
• McCuskey named CEO at ad agency YMM
• Former Fingerhut files to go public
• Associated Bank posts quarterly profit
• Delta inflight ads feature Ga. produce
• General Mills seeks help with brown apples
• General Mills markets with comic website
• Two plead guilty in Petters scheme
• Famous Dave's founder on TV BBQ contest
• Wal-Mart CEO 'spies' at Target store
• Hecker trustee seeking more assets
• Meet a Scholar of Change: Ph.D. in Management Student Sharilyn Franklin
• Augsburg was recently recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as the 2010-11 Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) Green Power Champion, for being the largest purchaser of green power in the conference.
• Softball doubleheader postponed
• Easter weekend facility hours set
• Associated Bank posts third straight profit
• Auggies edged by Tommies
• Sunrise uses tax credits to aid small biz 
• Bluestem Brands, formerly Fingerhut, files to go public
• Xata names former Spanlink CEO Christian as CFO
• McCuskey named CEO of ad agency YMM
• Swap meet: City, school trade buildings in St. Paul 
• AGTrust Scholarship Winner Picks NCU
• 2011 Regent's Scholarship Awarded
• TCF’s mixed bag: lost fees, healthier loans
• Long-awaited project will expand American Swedish Institute
• A pool that’s clean, green and sustainable 
• Jones Lang LaSalle beefs up presence with Dahl, Robertson
• Lynx expect ‘Moore’ business in 2011
• Tennant's Q1 profits up 44% on higher sales
• Busy day for cloud manager enStratus after Amazon's cloud goes down
• Blue chip earnings push stock indexes higher 
• Building Blocks - Two MarketPointe
• Restaurateurs seek ways to reduce energy costs
• General Mills' Groupon debut sells out within hours
• Edina Realty ups its Web game 
• 3 indicted in wake of Petters scheme 
• Coolio Takes The Stage for DIY 360
• Sun Country CEO: sale not 'imminent' — but Hawaii might be
• SIFE Team Captures Second Consecutive Regional Championship
• Earth Day 2011: Events and freebies
• Auggie Gameday -- Softball!
• UnitedHealth profits grow 13%
• Chipotle target of criminal probe
• What Are the Effects of Pharmaceutical Advertising on the General Public?
• 1,000-plus attend Paulsen's job fair
• New DOT rules help air travelers
• Prince's Chanhassen land in foreclosure
• Best Buy scammer's Ferrari sold for $1.28M
• St. Jude CEO describes Japan disruption
• UnitedHealth profits grow 13%
• Target signs lease for 1st San Fran store
• Schoullis strikes twice as Team USA blows out Sweden
• Study claims energy mandates will cost state billions 
• Bringing neighborhoods back, post-foreclosure
• Rep. Paulsen's job fair draws more than 1,000 job seekers
• Science and Tech Authority languishes 
• DOT rules to help air travelers with fees, delays
• Select Comfort's rising profits beat Wall Street expectations
• KARE 11's Lindner out as VP of news
• 3 Minnesotans among finalists to lead St. Cloud development group
• Tips for Avoiding Outdated Technology in Gadgets with @rastechdesign's Jacob Sorem: #technology #flip
• Top Commercial Transactions - 3829 Jay Street N.W., Andover
• Will Wayzata redevelopment finally get started?
• China, municipal bonds short-circuit Piper’s earnings 
• 3M buys vehicle graphics company
• Nordic Ware to be featured on ABC's "Made in America" series
• Three indicted for pushing Petters investments
• Tech earnings push Dow near 3-year high 
• Investors drove U.S. home sales up 3.7% in March 
• As budget showdown looms, Gov. Dayton remains an unknown quantity 
• Whole Foods breaks ground in Edina
• McTaggart replacing Kling as CEO of MPR
• Banks await payment terms in foreclosure deal 
• More than 2/3 of prospective students say knowing about a college's eco-friendly initiatives help shape decisions on where to apply. students should be proud of themselves for helping shape the college's environmental stewardship. Learn more a
• Central Light Rail benefits
• Join the Blaine Campus in Supporting our Troops through AdoptaPlatoon!
• Weekly performance art openings (04/24/11 - 04/30/11)
• Great talk right now on MPR about Social Entrepreneurship! Tune in for last half hour and learn about this type of philanthropy.
• Wells Fargo Q1 profit up 48%
• NorthMarq Capital arranges $26M in mortgage financing 
• Stoltz is elected to credit union board 
• TCF’s 1Q dividend: 5 cents 
• Prosecutor blesses Hecker's marriage-by-phone
• Mpls Institute of Arts cutting jobs
• Hell's Kitchen makes 'best brunch' list by Open Table
• Student Accomplishments
• Survey: Performance reviews 'need improvement'
• Hospital ERs beef up amenities
• Dish Network to close 1,000 Blockbusters
• Polaris keeping plant, buys Indian Motorcycle
• Wis. home sales down in March 
• Rodent droppings found on Delta plane
• Auggie doubleheader postponed
• Bloodworth named president of White Oaks Wealth Advisors
• Best of the Twin Cities 2011: People & Places
• Vikings 2011 regular season schedule is announced
• Polaris buys legendary Indian Motorcycle
• Auggies drop game one, lead in game two
• Regions expansion adds to health care projects 
• Olson agency moving to Ford Center 
• Polaris changes mind: Keeping some jobs at Osceola engine plant
• Earnings up, loans flat at U.S. Bank 
• Dish Network to close 1,000 Blockbuster stores
• Survey: Majority hate performance reviews
• Burnsville Mall to get new flooring
• OEM Fabricators holding "funeral" for Great Recession
• Geithner strikes confident tone on deficit deal 
• State considers new ways to pay for transportation projects
• Minnesota Golden Gophers draft preview; long shots
• Deal for State Farm campus is off, for now
• Minneapolis schools starts construction on new HQ
• Johnson & Johnson leads Dow stocks higher 
• Unemployment falls in two-thirds of states 
• Shoreview woman pleads guilty to $400,000 embezzlement from Allianz
• McClure leaves Quorum for national GLBT business group
• The Jam to Save Japan benefit is from 6-10 p.m., today, in East Commons of Christensen Center. The benefit concert includes singers, rappers and break dancers. Suggested donation is $5.
• The housing story: a tale of two markets 
• Rural Computer wins statewide SBA award 
• Mayor says feds commit to light rail 
• Kyle Bylin Hired by Billboard Magazine
• Congratulations to the new Day Student Government! * President Houa Lor * Vice President Alom Martinez * Senior President Erik Grindal * Senior Senator: Kathy DeKrey * Junior President Billy Mzenga * Junior Senators (in order of votes): Hien Nguyen, R
• Construction begins on Oppenheimer space 
• U.S. Bank wins innovation award 
• Piper tapped to underwrite Envivio IPO 
• U.S. Bancorp profit rises 56 percent
• Block E's Panchero's: We were forced out
• Coleman: Feds to OK $460M rail grant
• City Center's Forum restaurant closes
• Walden Magazine: Lifelong Learners
• Writing Center Blog: APA Style Blog: What Were They Thinking? Now We Know.
• Delta tries fare hike again
• U of M law school raising $70M
• Eight sentenced for fake NHL, NFL jerseys
• Bill would restrict public-union dues
• Relay team named MIAC Athlete of the Week
• New chapter for Borders sites in Twin Cities
• Fast manufacturing equals fast cash for Proto Labs 
• Minneapolis school headquarters under construction 
• Barclays economist worries about unemployment, inflation
• Central Corridor construction update, April 16-25 
• U of M Law School trying to raise $70M to offset loss of state funding
• Q&A with CEO Michael Martin of Effect Partners 
• Another Block E tenant shuts down
• Great Recession is a game changer for the construction industry
• Scott County leads MN in growth
• St. Jude gets European OK for MRI-safe pacemaker
• 500,000 Minnesotans waited for last minute on taxes
• Cost of maintaining company cars drops
• Domain disputes rise, with latest involving Brad Pitt, Mercedes
• Stocks sink after S&P issues warning on U.S. debt 
• Most-read articles on finance-commerce.com, week of April 11, 2011 
• The Minnesota Urban Debate League at Augsburg College sent two teams to the National UDL championships last weekend. Our teams - one from Washburn High and one from South High - did very well. Special shouts out to speakers Brandon and Izak for receiving
• Auggies drop 2-1 decision to Pipers
• Builder outlook falls ahead of spring season 
• Women's World Championships are underway and five Gophers made the trip
• OnPoint Medical goes public with reverse merger
• Globe Women’s Expo
• Three seniors will perform voice recitals beginning at 6:30 p.m., tonight, at Sateren Auditorium, Music Hall. Talia Popp performs at 6:30 p.m.; Angela Burla at 7:30 p.m.; and Mary Sanders at 8:30 p.m. The recitals are free and open to the public.
• River City Mortgage sold to Chicago bank 
• Has Strib turned around? NY Times thinks so
• What drives U-area housing? Mom and Dad
• Mortenson sues over wind-farm concrete
• Rosemount Natl. Bank shuttered by feds
• CVS whistleblower to get $2.6M reward
• Medtronic owns 17% of 'neo kidney' firm
• Allina begins med-lab work at Midtown HQ
• 3M spent $167K for CEO's home security
• U.S. Bank begins work on Uptown branch
• 30 ways to spend a Screen-Free Week
• Trylon Premiere Tuesdays: The Anchorage
• Auggies claim sweep of Scots
• Fledging the Nest: Graduating seniors can get help with financial questions 4/18-4/20 on issues including Stafford loans, financial aid and the realities of your first paycheck. Sessions are sponsored by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, Money Matters,
• Auggies claim sweep of Cardinals
• The achievements of Augsburg College athletes is at 6 p.m., tomorrow, at Si Melby Hall. Awards will be given to outstanding teams and individuals. The highest honor given is the honor athlete awards.
• English majors continue their three-week marathon reading of Ulysses at 7 p.m., Monday, in Lindell Library, Room 301. Check Inside Augsburg for a complete schedule.
• With a Vikings stadium bill at the Capitol, the rhetoric is heating up
• Egg Trail and Rabbit Habits
• Feds close Rosemount bank
• MN pharmacist gets $2.6M whistleblower money in CVS case
• Former Fed official: U.S. policy helped overheat housing market
• The Ojibwe Quiz Bowl being held tomorrow got press coverage in Indian Country Today. See the story here:
• U.S. Postal rates to increase again
• Conflicts strain relations between business and GOP 
• Minnesota No. 10 for making a living
• Companies say green is the way to go 
• Anything Goes, the spring theater project, has been playing to a sold-out house! But this Flickr photo set means you can still get a feel for this tap-dance filled show.
• Mortenson sues over weak wind farm concrete
• Pinnacle Foods adding jobs in Waseca
• U.S. Bank breaking ground on new Uptown branch
• Minneapolis expands number of food-truck vendors
• Titan Machinery buys Carlson Tractor
• New IPR Degree: Sound Design for Visual Media
• Ameriprise enters ETF market with purchase of Grail Advisors
• Manufacturing, consumer report lift stocks 
• Lenders see slow but steady gain in activity 
• Bank of America’s income falls 39 percent 
• Allina to consolidate 12 labs at former Sears site
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (April 9-15) 
• Top Residential Transactions - 1497 Wellington Way, Eagan
• Baseball doubleheader postponed
• Softball doubleheader postponed
• Stocks edge higher but leave banks behind 
• Help celebrate the 2011 Honors graduates by attending the Honors Convocation at 4:30 p.m., today, in Hoversten Chapel, Foss Center.
• U.S. Bank adds payment product 
• North Central region shows steady growth 
• TCF Bank appeals ruling on swipe fees 
• Lawmakers approve Green Acres changes 
• VC investment improves in Q1
• Best Buy doubles down on videogames
• MoneyTree: VC investment in MN jumps in Q1
• Graco to buy Illinois Tool unit for $650M
• Cocoa business grows despite Ivory Coast turmoil
• Hawaii Air, Delta clash on Japan flights
• Mpls. theater loses big funder, crisis looms
• Edina Realty moves into Fishman's site
• Meet a Scholar of Change: Ph.D. in Public Health Student Ruben Brambila
• 3M will move jobs from New Ulm to Texas
• Transit use up (even for Northstar)
• Graco buys unit of ITW for $650M
• Sluggish start for small business loan program 
• Push toward a regional development strategy 
• Feds charge Twin Cities man with $20M fraud in golf resort, racetrack investments
• Tech conference addresses employee development programs 
• Kemps confirms deal to be sold
• H.B. Fuller increases quarterly dividend
• Wells Fargo planning to expand in China
• Minnesota adds 1,200 construction jobs in March
• KDWB loses another advertiser over Hmong parody
• Target does well, Supervalu poorly on seafood sustainability ratings
• Minnesota’s budget showdown could threaten credit rating 
• Delta No. 2 in passengers in January
• Supervalu 4Q profit slips on softer sales 
• Best Buy to shrink big boxes, add wireless stores 
• Kocherlakota doesn’t see many signs of inflation 
• MN jobless rate drops to 6.6%, but state still struggling to create jobs
• Auggies win title at UW-Stout Invite
• More people apply for unemployment benefits 
• Best Buy strategy: Smaller stores, online, China
• Having a CRE broker will save time and money
• Minnesota foreclosure activity drops
• Prepping for the real world: Meet employers. Get feedback on your resume. Gather interviewing tips. (3:30-8 p.m., today, Marshall Room, Christensen Center)
• NorthMarq to manage Windsor Plaza 
• Edina Realty names new sales office managers  
• Energy rebates helped spur home construction 
• Beige Book: Economy still improving
• Winmark profits increase
• Minnesota escapes 'Worst Company' award
• Patient records go missing at Fairview Southdale
• Will Service Learning Help Produce Better-Qualified Teachers?
• General Mills sued over yogurt claims
• Cossetta's gets $2M city loan, living-wage waiver
• Concordia names new president
• Steady State Imaging bought by GE Healthcare
• Boston Scientific cutting jobs locally
• Concordia University in St. Paul names Ries president
• Auggies drop marathon doubleheader to Cardinals
• Weekly performance art openings (04/17/11 - 04/23/11)
• Fairview Southdale Hospital loses a box of patient records
• Edina Realty takes over at Fishman’s Market site 
• Boston Scientific laying off Twin Cities employees
• Chaska company helping NASA to create a mighty wind
• Obama proposes to cut deficits by $4 trillion over 12 years
• For women entrepreneurs, a plateau is a problem
• Student artists: Consider being part of the MN Arts Count! The Minnesota State Arts Board is conducting a census of artists to help figure out its funding from the Minnesota Legacy Amendment. Learn more at
• Hutchinson company renders yard waste into garden products 
• Vikings all a-Twitter with offseason, lockout-induced activities
• Augsburg Pride Week is April 14-20. See listing of student-sponsored events in Inside Augsburg.
• Feds order 14 lenders to reimburse homeowners
• Met Council increases aid to businesses along Central Corridor LRT route
• Cargill backing EOS carbon-market effort
• Continental Hydraulics sold to Italy-based Duplomatic
• Minnesota House budget would create $3.5 billion deficit in next biennium 
• Report: Kemps may be sold to dairy co-op
• ATK wins $33M worth of cannon contracts from U.S. allies
• Hoffman named Realtor of the Year
• Dayton’s tax plan gets a lively hearing 
• U.S. Bank, Wells Fargo ordered to change mortgage practices
• Stocks edge higher on better economic data 
• Holst Excavating pays penalty to Wisconsin 
• Give the man in the bow tie props! President Paul Pribbenow was part of Gov. Dayton's talk today on higher education. Visit MPR to see what he had to say (his comments are at the 10:37 mark).
• Top Commercial Transactions - 1305 Corporate Center Dr., Eagan
• Triumph at the Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Film Festival
• A 3M Employee Reminisces About 21 Years of Volunteering For Meals on Wheels
• Medieval Knight at the Movies: Your campus medievalists are hosting five hours of medieval-themed movies, food and fun from 5-10 p.m., 4/17, in the Christensen Center! RSVP to Andrew Fox, foxa@augsburg.edu
• Auggie Gameday -- Softball!
• Kraus-Anderson promotes Duguay 
• Liberty adds tenants to local portfolio 
• Capella Tower goes LEED Gold 
• Mosaic CEO: Price "roller coaster" coming
• Chipotle testing Asian concept (not here)
• Ameriprise unit's settlement cost: $150M+
• 3M launches flex-circuit company
• Ag Processing expands in Dawson
• Best Buy, Carlson among best "hourly" employers
• Bill would ban use of video on farms
• Rite Aid, Save-a-Lot talk more combos
• Dueling bank suits claim threats, extortion
• MSPIFF: The Interrupters, Louder Than a Bomb, and more
• MSPIFF: All Over the Walls, Rough Tender, and more
• The Bengali Detective: Film by British and Minnesota filmmakers
• SuperValu's Save-A-Lot may do more deals with Rite Aid
• Ameriprise to pay most of $150M+ settlement to brokerage's clients
• Auggies drop duo at Gustavus
• U.S. stocks decline amid Japan’s nuclear crisis 
• It's hard to spell. But it's easy to learn a lot when you go to Zyzzogeton, the annual celebration of student creativity and research. Check out the calendar on Inside Augsburg for a listing of Zyzzogeton events on April 13-14.
• White Bear Lake hopes to reinvent the rambler 
• Startups may benefit from co-ops, report says 
• Surge for solar in Minnesota 
• Doran to develop upscale apartments at Pillsbury site 
• Ulysses. It's got it all! Love. Poetry. Anguish. Puns. A hero. Death. And more. All in about 265,000 words, each of which will be read aloud - starting tomorrow - as part of a marathon reading of this classic by James Joyce. Kick off is 7 p.m., 4/13
• Pancake House, Wayzata Bay Center's last tenant, leaving mall
• Best Buy's Geek Squad to help military families use tech to stay in touch
• Lifetouch buying competitor Herff Jones photo business
• Greco planning apartments for near Target Field
• Median sales price for Twin Cities homes drops to $140,000
• Fastenal's profit grew 42% in Q1
• Don't watch this video. You will only prove Augsburg College's Kayla Denison is right. Just. Don't. Do. It.
• There's a lot to celebrate at Augsburg - faculty and student achievements, research, performances, marathon readings. Check out "Inside Augsburg" for to see what's happening around campus, and who cheer!
• 3M wins Energy Star award record 7 times
• Donan Engineering opening Minneapolis office
• Milwaukee leaders say budget favors highways over local projects 
• Target expects $6B in sales from Canadian stores by 2017
• ATK wins $50M Army ammo contract
• Kociemba named MIAC Athlete of Week
• States’ foreclosure terms may backfire, study says 
• Last Friday's Pan-African Student Union Fashion Show included fashion, food, dancing, poetry, singers, drummers and more. Check out the FlickR photos from the event.
• Detroit council OKs bond sale for light rail 
• Labor secretary to visit St. Paul 
• Winter Quarter 2011 Dean’s List
• Make Oscar the Grouch green with envy! Volunteers are needed from 3:30-5:30 p.m., 4/21, for a trash audit. Volunteers will help the Environmental Stewardship Committee sort a week's worth of college trash to determine the percentage of organic, recy
• Auggies compete at USA Wrestling events
• Shakopee Sioux helping with road project 
• The Spring 2011 Augsburg NOW is NOW available!
• Pittsburgh Blue Steakhouse slated for Galleria  
• The Augsburg Native American Film Series starts tomorrow, in conjunction with the University of St. Thomas. For more information, see
• Slow rollout for M&I name change
• Library News: Finding an Article With the New Thoreau
• Concrete ads: Blame asphalt for potholes
• Geacom cues up multilingual med device
• Mayors outline plan to boost innovation
• Medtronic spinal product faces widening probe
• Caramel rolls trumped by rolling boulder
• About that big Wal-Mart announcement …
• Target weighing an Inver Grove restart
• Ward named MIAC Athlete of the Week
• Telphia named MIAC Athlete of the Week
• Land Stewardship Earth Day Breakfast
• Earth Day Celebration
• Vikings stadium bill is introduced at legislature and is headed to back burner
• Greco plans more North Loop apartments 
• Campus Kitchens will be providing free, one-hour gardening classes. Dates are Arpil 8, April 16, April 29. Times and class details are online.
• Concrete industry blasts asphalt in ad campaign
• Central Corridor construction update, week of April 9-15 
• Former MLB Player Meets with Rams Baseball Team
• Wal-Mart steps up offerings but not real estate, despite reports 
• Keith Korsi - Co-Founder & Principal | Trissential LLC 
• Lisa Zweber-Smith - Executive Director | The Implementation Institute 
• Terry Smith - Principal | The Implementation Institute 
• Doug Ruth - President & CEO | Earthclean Corp. 
• David Siegel - Executive Director | Builders Association of the Twin Cities 
• James F. Rennie - President & CEO | Safekey 
• Judge orders mediation in NFL case
• Turmoil at U of M’s star spinoff Miromatrix
• UnitedHealth subsidiary is buying Logistics Health
• 2011 Auggie Awards -- April 18!
• Medtronic Foundation looking for new executive director
• Twin Cities ranked 12th in creation of small businesses
• U.S. President Barack Obama during March issued the Interfaith & Community Service Campus Challenge designed to encourage discussion & understanding among diverse peoples. Read Augsburg College President Paul Pribbenow's blog entry about thi
• Airline eyes MSP for swanky Vegas flights
• Globe University-Minneapolis’ director team to volunteer for mock interviews through STEP-UP!
• Appeals court grants Mosaic victory in battle over Florida mine
• Report: 20 MN startup tech companies get $38M in Q1
• Hamline begins building $36M campus center
• DIY 360 Welcomes Grammy Winner Coolio
• Wild fire coach Todd Richards
• Piper expands fixed income to 3 new markets 
• Local company lands National Parks project 
• U.S. Bank adds mobile app for health accounts 
• Simon board works to boost chairman’s pay 
• Ackman holds Simon shares as a ‘hedge’ 
• Endo Pharmaceuticals is buying American Medical Systems for $2.9B
• Businessman Eddie Phillips dies at 66
• Duluth casket store is thriving
• Hot Mama expanding as storefronts open
• Wal-Mart to announce big local expansion
• Elk Run backer: Investment is moving
• Walden Magazine: Meet the Faculty
• Vikings stadium bill unveiled in Senate
• Fund exec admits lying to investigators
• Patrick's Cabaret: Kinetic Kitchen
• A Cozy Night at the Kitty Cat Klub with the Painted Saints
• Cut Copy Plays to Enthusiastic Crowd at First Ave
• Apple Valley forward AJ Michaelson commits to Golden Gophers
• Shilpa Ray & her Happy Hookers at 7th Street Entry
• Or, the Whale with Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo at 7th Street Entry
• Interview with Linford Detweiler of Over the Rhine - Show Tonight at the Cedar!
• Ward wins 100 meter dash at Falcon Invite
• Relay team leads Auggies at UW-River Falls
• 30 days of biking
• Blunt hits 3 homers in Auggie split
• Comeback win leads to split against Knights
• 17th Annual Neighborhood workshop in Bloomington
• Football to add seventh class in 2012
• Schoullis scores but Team USA loses in warm up
• Wells Fargo ATMs send $1M-plus to Japan
• Almost Sold Out! - Cut Copy at First Ave
• CHS Q2 profits double
• Allina to break ground on $5M hospice project 
• Review: Park Square’s Mockingbird compels with compassion
• Timberland beefing up multifamily portfolio 
• Wells Fargo’s mortgage layoffs a blip 
• Bill to partially fund Vikings stadium introduced in state Senate
• Two-lane roundabout planned for Highway 75 
• Petters-connected hedge fund manager lied to investors, investigators
• Budget proposals leave shortfalls in years to come 
• St. Paul denies permit for retail center that would create 200 jobs
• Proposal to expand gambling is, well, a crapshoot 
• Menards pushes ‘bigger is better’ approach
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (April 2-April 8) 
• Target Canadian trademark battle goes to court May 2
• Top Residential Transactions - 4010 Grimes Ave., Edina
• Best Buy, Apple say iPads weren't held back
• Lawmakers in Wisconsin brace for road worries 
• Learn how cells sense and respond to the environment at 7:30 p.m., April 11, when Barbara Baird speaks as part of the Sverdrup Visiting Scientist Lecture. Baird also will present at 11 a.m., April 11, on how to make a contribution in a complicated worl
• 3M announces retirements, setting off speculation about future CEO
• Twins rank 23rd in average attendance this century
• Regis blames sales decline on cold weather, late Easter
• Break a Leg! It's opening night for the production of "Anything Goes," a tap-dance filled show featuring some of Cole Porter's best music.
• The Pan-Afrikan Student Union Fashion Show runs from 7-9 p.m., tonight, in the Christensen Center Commons. The event includes include poetry, dancing, singers, drummers and food.
• Segner to lead Multi Housing Association 
• Allianz sponsors effort to promote retirement planning 
• Agency owner pays $5K for Porky's sign
• Neat aisles or clogged ones? Tough choice for retail
• Carmichael Lynch lands Citgo business
• Bulldogs can't fly Delta, airline says
• Court: Gay-rights group can protest at Target
• Stock rise could pay off for M&I holders
• Ex-Twin Radke sells house for $2.4M
• iPad ad goes bad for Best Buy
• Reporter: Tweet about NBA ref was true
• Izba stores offer Ukrainian egg designing demonstrations
• Wells Fargo cuts 1,900 mortgage jobs, 274 here
• Wells Fargo cutting 1,900 mortgage jobs
• Former Twin Brad Radke sells MN house for $2.4M
• Legislative push for PIN-based debit cards in Minnesota 
• M&I shareholders could get 6% more
• N.J. firm buys 45 vacant units in Twin Cities 
• Kinetix to Play the Cabooze on Saturday
• Go Home Gorgeous renamed, expansion picks up 
• Best Buy pulls ad that poked fun at iPad
• MnDOT pilot program aims to improve diversity
• Reporter's NBA ref suit defense: Tweet was true
• UnitedHealth gets second chance at $17B military contract
• Lynx unveil new jerseys, tweak logo
• Local home prices decline again
• Building Blocks - Wayzata Executive Park
• How a federal government shutdown could affect MN
• Auggies are achievers! Check out Augsburg Now's alumni spotlight online. Here's a glimpse at the stories of two grads. Jim Holden, a 1961 grad, published a book about the history of boy's high-school tennis. Holden played tennis here, and
• Public work presents pitfalls for contractors 
• Tastefully Simple also got hit in data breach
• Wisconsin weighs Minnesota-style toll lanes 
• Augsburg Summer Sessions: 5 weeks, 2 sessions, 1 step closer to graduation! Registration opens April 18.
• McElroy on keeping Vikings in Minnesota: ‘The best arguments aren’t economic’
• PulteGroup CEO got $6.6M in 2010 
• S.C. firm buys MN-based Blyth business
• Staff Senate Elections: The nominations for Staff Senate close at 4 p.m., Friday. Nominations should be sent to Sally Daniels (daniels@augsburg.edu). Staff may self-nominate. The Staff Senate works to foster and promote positive dialogue among staff,
• Dunwoody elects 2011-2012 Phi Theta Kappa officers
• Hear from Doug Baker, CEO of EcoLab, how this Fortune 500 company is working to provide a clean, healthy environment. Baker will speak at 5 p.m., today, in Sateren Auditorium, Music Hall. A light reception will follow the talk. RSVP to roller@augsburg.ed
• State says Xcel doesn’t need large rate hike 
• Piper expands sales in Switzerland 
• ‘Surly’ bill headed to Senate floor
• Twin Cities add jobs in February
• Auggies earn split with St. Benedict
• Rate of delinquent CMBS loans climbs 
• Stillwater bridge to close as river crest expected 
• Medtronic combines cardiac and vascular sales forces
• Target net sales down in March
• MSP airport among most overpriced
• The other jobs problem: Finding talent
• CSM to buy Lockheed Martin facility
• Associated repays $265.4M to TARP
• As promised, Microsoft showroom opens
• Senate panel approves 'Surly Bill'
• Maker of rink-safety pads gets NHL deal
• How Do Virtual Labs Compare with Brick-and-Mortar Ones?
• Broadway Comes To West Broadway for 'High Hopes' Gala at Lundstrum Center
• Analysis: MSP airport one of most overpriced
• NFL and its players argue lockout lawsuit in St. Paul
• Regulators get earful from business owners 
• CSM has deal for Lockheed Martin site
• Bob Lux shares thoughts, few details, on Block E 
• Microsoft Tech Center opens in Edina
• Top talent hard to find for Midwest employers
• MnDOT plans $900 million in road construction
• Associated Bank makes TARP payment
• CSM to buy Lockheed Martin Eagan facility
• Auggie alum make the world go 'round, in a manner of speaking! Brian Anderson of the Class of 1982, and George Ho of the Class of 1991, each play a role in NASA's MESSENGER spacecraft. The craft, which currently is in orbit around Mercury, was
• Legislator chases ‘just in case’ bonding bill 
• State unveils $900M worth of road construction projects
• Navarre sells Funimation, CEO departs
• NCU Celebrates National Student Athlete Day
• U of M study shows Best Buy cuts staff turnover with flex schedule
• Technology stocks rise; Monsanto disappoints 
• U.S. apartment vacancies fall to lowest in almost 3 years 
• Clock is no ally in Vikings stadium push 
• U of M doctoral students highlight research at public showcase
• NFL legal fight gets started in St. Paul
• Spanlink names new CEO
• Fed’s Hunter says small banks face ‘challenging environment’ 
• Weekly performance art openings (04/10/11 - 04/16/11)
• Josh Kaufman – Graduate Success Story
• The student Food and Clothing Drive continues from 3:10-4:30 p.m., tomorrow (Thursday) when volunteers go door-to-door in Urness and Mortenson Halls. Please consider donating gently used, clean clothing and/or a few cans of food. Many small donations can
• New name for M&I Bank: BMO Harris Bank
• Report finds gaps in Capitol security 
• Microsoft opens center in Edina 
• What scammer bought with Best Buy's cash
• Minneapolis may get more food trucks
• Surly gets its day at the Capitol
• Auggies split with Royals
• Porky's building could get new life
• Will big CEOs back a Vikings stadium?
• Petters 'clawback' fight could last a year
• Faculty Accomplishments
• 3M, General Mills among 'most reputable'
• Fired for misconduct? You still get jobless checks
• Delta traffic rises in March
• Revelation 2012
• Reader's Digest "We Hear You America" 100 City/100 Days RV Tour Arrives in Minneapolis 4/12
• Minneapolis and Minnesota, environmental leaders
• Delta traffic still up in March
• Auggies drop twinbill at Macalester
• Alexander Armstrong is now a member of Hennepin Technical College
• 3M ranked 4th-most reputable U.S. company
• Full house at Baker Technology Plaza 
• Minnesota Senate passes a cut in business property tax bills
• Sources of Vikings stadium funding questioned; team calls it ‘a good start’
• Court: Staff fired for inadvertent misconduct can still collect unemployment
• Wild leaving WCCO for KFAN
• Auggie streak snapped versus St. Thomas
• Alliance lends a hand to Indian enterprises 
• Stocks end mixed; materials companies rise 
• Pawlenty committee leases Minneapolis space
• Delta to resume flights to Japan's Haneda Airport in June
• Nash Finch CEO Covington got 35% raise
• Augsburg College has it going on! Nobel laureate Peter Courtland Agre, MD, will talk Friday at the University of California-San Francisco about "Science Diplomacy in the 21st Century." He shared the 2003 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, and is a 1970
• Xcel in fight with French firm to cancel $400M N.D. wind farm
• 3M, Ecolab CEOs among USA Today's top-paid
• Bill to repeal 1099 paperwork burden clears Congress
• KB Home’s loss widens 
• Xcel scrubs plans for wind project in North Dakota 
• Congratulations! Four faculty received 2011 Distinguished Teaching and Learning Awards for exemplary contributions to creating an engaging learning environment. Recipients include: * Excellence in Teaching-Assoc. Prof. Timothy Pippert, sociology. * Exce
• There is a good story in the New York Times about interfaith dialogue. Learn how an Augsburg College alum is fostering such discussion in his role at Harvard.
• Banks ‘go green’ in their buildings, investments 
• Quinn and CEO of Caterpillar discuss business 
• Wisconsin road projects to face more scrutiny 
• Wirsbinski joins HickoryTech as chief operating officer 
• Beazer sets up home rental business 
• MN's lingerie football team reveals name, logo
• Auggies 7th at Loras Invitational
• Persing repeats as MIAC Pitcher of Week
• McCormick & Schmicks weighs buyout price
• Porky's items to be auctioned off
• TCF set back in its debit-card fight
• Is Carlson School's female base shaky?
• Parody costs KDWB HealthPartners account
• Walden Magazine: One Degree, Many Careers
• Presidential Award for Faculty Excellence: A Commitment to Student Success and Positive Student Experiences
• Star Tribune debuts new website
• After immigration case, owner returns
• E-mail breach now includes Target
• Voters wouldn't get say on new stadium
• Auggie Gameday -- Baseball/Softball!
• Trylon Premiere Tuesdays: The Strange Case of Angelica
• TCF loses first round to Fed in debit fee fight
• Porky's starts auctioning items from old-time drive-in diner
• HealthPartners pulls ads from KDWB over Hmong parody
• Reduced debit swipe fees may hasten shift to phone payments
• Is the price right for McCormick & Schmick's?
• Corps of Engineers awards projects for emergency levees 
• Apple Valley senior project looks for summer start 
• Right place, REIT time: Trusts outperform indexes in Q1
• Most-read articles on finance-commerce.com, week of March 28
• AT&T will boost Twin Cities mobile network
• Former 3M engineer sentenced in $5.6M embezzlement
• Practice philanthropy! Feeding the Pig was the first step. But you can do more to help. The student Food and Clothing Drive will kick off from 3:10-4:30 pm, 4/5, when we go door to door at Anderson and Luther Halls. We'll do the same from 3:10-4:30
• Buffalo Wild Wings CEO Smith takes 18% pay cut
• Feds call on industry to repair aging pipelines 
• Signs may point to turnaround for housing
• Internet Broadcasting names Baldwin CEO
• TCF, Fed square off in debit-card-fee suit 
• Best Buy, U.S. Bank, Ameriprise respond to data breach
• Former Opus exec named CEO of Trammell Crow
• Central Corridor construction update, week of April 1-8
• Banks, credit-card issuers warn of email breach 
• Augsburg's team places 2nd in Math Jeopardy: The Auggies math team competed last weekend in Math Jeopardy. The team went up against St. Thomas and Macalester. Special kudos to sophomore Austin Wagner who correctly answered every question in the cate
• Our IT instructor JAKE SOREM will appear on KARE 11 during the 5pm newscast. Jake will be speaking from our Technology & Design Center. Tune in and check it out at 5pm on KARE 11.
• Welcome to Spring Quarter 2011!
• Pioneer-Endicott deal is completed 
• Wells Fargo, Datalink agree on credit line 
• Bridging names new board members  
• St. Jude CEO gets 19 percent raise
• Who's benefiting from angel tax credit?
• Will Japan crisis boost wind-power here?
• More MN health plans profited in 2010
• M&I acquirer had wanted deal for years
• E-mail breach hits U.S. Bank, Best Buy
• Meet a Scholar of Change: Ph.D. in Public Health Student Kelly Wheeler
• Improve Your Writing Skills at an Upcoming Webinar
• Target, Supervalu step up theft-ring fight
• Hormel recalls Jennie-O burgers
• Edina Noon Rotary
• Patrick's Cabaret News: The Somewhat Sci-Fi VarietyShow
• Vikings' draft strategy still not certain--even to the head coach
• Capella president Isaak quits after seven months on job
• NFL, players extend negotiations a week
• CHS markets fertilizer outside U.S. for first time
• Donaldson to build second Mexico plant
• Corley named interim leader at MN AIDS Project
• Dayton names 2 to ballpark authority
• Twins 'snipe hunt' debuts 2011 ad series
• Suburban GOP legislators trying to stop Central Corridor light rail work
• Minnesota OKs Qwest merger
• Nonprofit brewer Finnegans focuses 2011 profits on feeding the hungry
• From the vault: The last Minneapolis casino story
• Lyle Berman: If OK'd, Mpls. casino would be royal flush
• Big Box retail's future: a smaller package?
• Pioneer-Endicott buildings eyed for apartments
• Franconia-Duluth Metals deal approved
• NFL, union agree to extend negotiations
• Target ordered to pay $22.5M in Calif. waste-disposal suit
• Amcom Software sold for $163 million
• Mpls. audio-clip firm sees surge from Sheen
• Toby Keith at West End: Too much bar, not enough grill?
• Ward continues to lead Auggies
• Telphia leads Auggies at Hamline Invitational
• Review: Nuanced performances revitalize Gremlin Theatre’s Uncle Vanya
• Auggies sweep St. Kate's, win streak at 10
• Hotel investors hope to win again at Minneapolis Hyatt 
• N.J. equity firm buying ‘fractured’ Twin Cities condo projects
• Juhl Wind says Japan's nuclear problems bode well for its wind-power products
• Legislature will test limits on using $540M in Legacy cash 
• Augsburg College Alum and Regent Cynthia Jones is monitoring radioactivity for the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Read about how this PhD, physics graduate, is involved in the aftermath of the Japan nuclear crisis.
• BMO considered M&I Bank deal as far back as 2002
• Medtronic gets FDA approval for bowel-control product
• Work starts on gas main; cause of blast still unknown 
• Duluth hopes to build on near-miss with Google 
• Minnesota lags U.S. in construction employment rate
• St. Jude Medical CEO Starks got raise to $9.4M in 2010
• List Leaders: Minnesota's top public companies
• Stocks rise after unemployment dips 
• Porky’s to be on “Endangered Historic Places” list 
• Women in Business honorees announced
• Key Midwest economic index stays positive in March 
• Weber Shandwick, Spong win top PRSA awards
• U.S. Bank's Davis sees gold in California
• Money short for deficient county bridges in Wisconsin 
• Take-Up Productions continues composer series with Bernard Herrmann
• 3M buys Zargis heart-murmur software business
• Ripping apart my Business Journal
• Baseball vs. Macalester postponed to Monday
• Banker survey indicates improving credit picture 
• Twin Cities home sales down  
• Assuring Access: Meeting the Sexual Health Needs of Homeless Youth
• Manufacturer bringing 80 jobs to Brooklyn Park
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football practice update; day five
• Ultimate Electronics' sell off planned
• For 80 years, Qwest buyer CenturyLink has been growing into national giant
• Questions and answers on Qwest-CenturyLink deal
• South Minneapolis mansion on the market for $2.9 million
• Medtronic wins patent suit against Boston Scientific
• Municipal liquor profits climb, but small-town stores lag 
• Vikings stadium talk heats up, but still no bill
• Summary of a potential stadium bill is reported then discounted
• Contractors gear up for Parade of Homes showcase this weekend 
• Hormel donates "Spammy" to fight hunger
• Klobuchar forms Senate caucus to support medical tech firms
• Cargill buys ethanol plant that Tate & Lyle built but never opened
• S&P 500 trims best first quarter since 1998 
• Pension for Minnesota construction worker’s widow draws concern 
• Fed names banks that drew loans during crisis 
• Building Blocks - The Village at Mendota Heights
• Budgets push decisions about cuts onto state agencies 
• Survey: 45% say their long-term care should be paid by taxpayers
• Would removing vehicles from the city center of Minneapolis work?
• M&I foreclosure moratorium continues
• Auggie streak at 8 straight wins
• Qwest in $100M deal to provide IPS to Defense Dept.
• Walker to screen video competition on skyway 
• Syncada gains Citi as client 
• Northland manages drilling company’s equity placement 
• Sale close for Lockheed campus?
• U of M hosts Vikings stadium debate
• Adelmann's market stand closes in Eagan
• Target, Best Buy among most valued retail brands
• Best seat? SeatGuru founder picks Delta
• Online job listings grow, but MN trails
• Trustee can vote in Sun Country sale
• Q&A with Target designer Michael Graves
• Toro CFO retiring
• Big profits for Mosaic; sales fall short
• Weekly performance art openings (04/03/11 - 04/09/11)
• Ruling advances potential Sun Country sale
• Toro's Wolfe retires after 14 years as CFO
• Mosaic posts record profits but misses expected sales numbers
• MN adds online job postings at slower rate than nation
• Homebuilding dip drags on in Twin Cities 
• Come hear Jay Walljasper, former editor of Utne Reader and fellow for Project for Public Spaces. He will speak on "Commons Rising: Reclaiming the Commons and Our Communities" and about his new book "All That We Share: A Field Guide to the
• Three of Metrodome’s 106 panels replaced so far
• Toro recalls 3,800 riding mowers
• St. Paul’s recent $43M bond sale returns to favorable yield 
• Bike-walk RFP: Two wheels, one response 
• Braun Intertec digs deeper into geothermal market 
• Cheerleader for the Twin Cities, in a suit and tie
• MN auto dealers concerned about possible Japanese parts shortage
• Transit cuts in House bill part of a longstanding political fight 
• Milestone AV Technologies is buying Da-Lite Screen Co.
• S&P 500 extends best 1Q gain since 1998 
• Lakes Entertainment loses $28.1M in Q4 due to troubled Calif. casino
• Google picks KC — not Duluth — for fiber investment
• Review: Social dogma cleverly subverted by quick-witted Arms and the Man
• Judge to oversee foreclosure process in New Jersey 
• Ad agency Periscope launches Papa Murphy's campaign
• Top Commercial Transactions - Hampshire Hills Apartments, Bloomington
• Congratulations Julie Kresh for naming CampusConnect!!!!
• Letters to the Editor
• The land of GoBots, Pound Puppies, and Care Bears
• James Vincent McMorrow and the Rural Alberta Advantage Wow Audience at First Ave
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football holds first full pad practice
• Hopkins' Joe Coleman named Minnesota Mr. Basketball
• Dayton touts $1 billion bonding bill, hints at encore
• Boston Scientific CEO Elliott's pay plunges
• Census stats on ‘vacant’ housing prompt questions
• Paulsen announces job fair with 50-plus companies
• MPR’s Southern Songbook Features Prominant Twin Cities Artists
• Interview with James Vincent McMorrow
• 8 medals for Dunwoody at Skills USA Minnesota
• Forest Lake closer faces $420,000 fine, criminal charges 
• General Mills leases 64,000 square feet 
• Minneapolis home prices post steepest decline in U.S.
• Sky Deck Sports Grille and bowling alley coming to MOA
• U.S. News ranks Mayo Clinic No. 2 hospital in nation; U of M best in Twin Cities
• Is ‘business architecture’ the next big thing?
• Wild hosting "interactive watch party" at Mall of America
• Bargain property prices allow La Casita, other eateries to expand 
• Home Depot drives stock-market advance 
• On the Boards - MCTC Helland Student Center
• Mjelleli makes pro debut
• Associated Bank completes $300M debt deal
• FDIC proposes exemption for mortgage securities 
• Dayton names six to Metropolitan Airports Commission
• Pay for Select Comfort CEO McLaughlin triples
• Persing named MIAC Pitcher of Week
• Demo work begins on former Grandma's site
• GE Energy to buy Converteam for $3.2B; includes Mpls. facility
• Deadline nears for SBA loans on freeze relief 
• Marriott, Japan deflate U.S. stock market 
• Grand View Lodge in Brainerd honored  
• Cirrus CEO: Cravaack's wrong on sale
• NFL players reply; 2nd lawsuit filed
• Delta won't abandon Japan market
• Twins set spring-training crowd records
• Myth club reopens; cops called 11 times
• Softball doubleheaders postponed
• Incoming: new Star Tribune website
• Mayo to double size of wellness facility
• Canterbury loses $1M, blames Internet
• Medtronic gets FDA approval for defibrillators
• Green Tree sold to Florida servicer 
• Light rail pushes Porky’s owners to seek sale
• Minnesota Cup seeks next big thing in business 
• Canterbury Park Holding loses nearly $1M in 2010
• Twins set spring training attendance records
• More people signed contracts to buy homes in February 
• Tax credits stoke reconstruction
• MN AG sues debt collector for "robo-signed" affidavits
• Best Buy wins auction for parts firm that overbilled it by $5.9M
• Before an IT meltdown: Planning for the worst
• Four MN hospitals named among best in nation
• MOA adds nine retailers, including Armani A|X, Desigual, Michael Kors
• Central Corridor construction update, week of March 26-April 1 
• New DEED leader wants to reform agency, build trust
• Oil drops for a third day after Libyan rebel victories 
• Vikings receive two compensatory picks to bolster their draft opportunities
• Spring Quarter Kick-off: BOWLING!
• Wisconsin businesses take texting precautions 
• Now Wells Fargo says it may end debit card rewards program for everyone
• MN Historical Society picks Elliott as new director
• Minnesota’s iron ore industry bounces back 
• Dunwoody College hosts conference for technical educators
• Grand View Lodge hires Huebner  
• T.G.I. Friday's footprint to double
• Bag designers knock Target's knockoff
• FCC fines Fox 9 for using corporate video
• Carlson vet's dog hotel looks to expand
• Life Time could lose city contract over partner benefits
• Jimmy John's hit with NLRB complaint
• Violence aside, Mexico lures MN companies
• Auggies are studying across the globe! In this example, Katie Radford gives us a glimpse of what it's like studying in Ireland.
• State 3A finals: Clutch shooting leads to Orono's first hoops title
• State 1A Finals: Late run gives Springfield state championship win
• Celebrating Saint Patrick's Day with Flogging Molly
• State Hoops: Hopkins, Eden Prairie to meet Saturday for 4A state title
• Augsburg Jazz will play Famous Dave's Calhoun BBQ & Blues Club, 3001 Hennepin Ave, in Uptown Minneapolis on Sunday, March 27 from 5-7 p.m. Before you go, get to know their band manager, Steven Schwartz.
• Businesses invest, but they’re reluctant borrowers 
• UPDATE: Valley Paving is apparent low bidder for I-35W work 
• Parkway Hardware in Minneapolis closes in soft economy
• Enlisting high-tech help to combat high water
• Alumni Softball game postponed
• KMSP-TV fined by FCC for 2006 video
• U of M president says proposed budget cuts make "no sense"
• GOP majorities take different routes on HHS plans 
• Medtronic gets FDA approval for CRT-P systems
• Capella CEO Gilligan's pay up 64% to $3.85M
• ATK awarded $99M in military contracts
• GOP’s diverging plans on tax strategy 
• U.S. stocks advance on Oracle, economy 
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (March 19-25) 
• Frazier can't see the Vikings not taking a quarterback in the draft
• Report: Ameriprise may let troubled brokerage fail
• Campbell Mithun turns to Twitter to find summer interns
• Top Residential Transactions - 72 Monarch Way, North Oaks
• C.H. Robinson CEO Wiehoff gets 36% pay increase
• Target suit against San Diego pro-gay marriage group goes to trial
• Eide Baily moving from suburb to downtown
• Premier promotes at south metro banks 
• Celebrity's tweets land Delta in hot seat
• Coburn's wins national grocery award
• Man pleads guilty in embezzlement scheme
• Buffalo Wild Wings makes plea to NFL fans
• SEC sues hedge fund over Petters money
• Porky's Drive-In may be on the way out
• Metrodome roof replacement begins today
• Joel Sauer named All-American
• Greater Twin Cities United Way News - March 23, 2011
• Deals picking up at long-idle sites 
• State Hoops: Spartans, Hylanders advance to Class 3A championship game
• Aitkin’s health center plans $21 million expansion 
• U.S. stocks gain, erasing early drop, as commodity shares rally 
• Hotels back on the drawing board
• MN man guilty of embezzling $642,000 from employee benefit plan
• Lease deals: It’s not just about rental rate
• Report: Target may move into Chicago's notorious Cabrini-Green neighborhood
• Smith Group to close Minneapolis office
• Twin Cities ranked low for minority entrepreneurs
• Twins pledge $25,000 for Japan relief efforts
• Automobile market revs up videography business 
• Pentair CEO Hogan gets pay increase to $10.3M
• Building Blocks - The Colonnade
• Local home sales remain down 
• Lingerie Football League coming to Target Center
• U.S. stocks rally amid higher-than-estimated corporate profits 
• Range Democrats cry foul on trust-fund shift 
• Ex-Vikings Yary, Voigt face off in court over fraud charges
• Arctic Cat shares rise after upgrade
• U of M buildings evacuated after natural gas main problem
• James Vincent McMorrow with Rural Alberta Advantage - Tomorrow at First Ave!
• Five questions for the Minnesota Golden Gophers as spring practices begin
• Minneapolis gas pipeline explosion
• Benefit for Corrigan family on Saturday
• Best Buy sales drop in fourth quarter
• Fulton brewery to open near Target Field
• Dayton wants bids, audits from insurers
• Best Buy expands mobile Internet service
• Rumors swirl as Duluth waits on Google
• 331 Club owner may take St. Paul's Pop! space
• Mixed-use plan OK'd for Schmidt Brewery site
• Mpls man hid Trevor Cook cash, Feds say
• 3M CEO's compensation soars on stock awards, pension
• State Hoops: Barrage of threes paces Trojans over top-ranked Governors
• Michael James Moeding – Graduate Success Story
• Xcel CEO Kelly took paycut in 2010 but still made nearly $10M
• Flag on the play: Ex-Viking faces lawsuit 
• Somewhere, a buyer for Rainbow?
• Feds say man hid Trevor Cook assets
• 3M CEO Buckley's pay is up 59% to $23.7M
• Charging stations to pave the way for electric vehicles
• UPDATE: Body of missing backhoe operator found 
• Brewing up business near Twins ballpark
• MN suspect in $10M ID theft ring has fled country
• Former Qwest CEO Nacchio sues lawyers over charges
• Best Buy, UnitedHealth still playing in "Worst Company" tournament
• Gov. Dayton orders competitive bidding, outside audits for HMOs 
• St. Jude Medical shares surge on analyst's praise for new product
• Former Qwest CEO sues ex-attorneys 
• Weekly performance art openings (03/27/11 - 04/02/11)
• New-home sales plunged in February to record low 
• Twins 12th most valuable MLB team, up 21%
• Top Commercial Transactions - 601 Tower at Carlson Center
• Mauer, Twins rank high in merchandise sales
• Delta Dental, Smile Centers settle billing dispute 
• $90K of marijuana sent to salon by mistake
• Granite City breaks into bottled brew
• MN's racial jobless gap biggest in U.S.
• Target joins cut-the-salt effort
• Why Supervalu likes plastic bags
• General Mills earnings jump 18 percent
• West End signs White House/Black Market
• Oakdale buying dead mall for $6.9M
• Super Bowling for Dollars
• Wall of Shame
• Women's Funding Network sex trafficking study is junk science
• State Boys Hoops: History, newcomers and perfection collide in Class A tourney
• Census: 15,000 vacant housing units in Minneapolis
• Discussion, but no vote on M&I "golden parachutes"
• Union’s trust fund lends $4.7M to Roseville senior project 
• State Boys Hoops: Can anybody stop Hopkins from three straight in 4A?
• Imation's Lucas paid $3.1M in first year as CEO
• Shops at West End adds retailer White House/Black Market
• Hecker's co-defendant joins him in Duluth prison
• Once solo, TCF draws flock to challenge of fee cap 
• Granite City offering bottled beer at retail sites for first time
• Report: State’s bridges need work 
• FSI International beats profit expectations; sales grow 63%
• XO Communications spends $1M to double Twin Cities network
• Budget cuts UW System construction money, but offers more control 
• Mayo gets $1M gift to fight dementia
• Proposed Richfield ordinance targets vacant buildings
• United Airlines adds non-stop Twin Cities to DC flights
• Stocks fall on European debt, oil’s advance 
• Minneapolis Fire Department gets some hands-on welding experience at Dunwoody
• A last look at the 2010-11 polls
• Allete CEO Hodnik's pay up 60 percent
• Foreclosure rate in Twin Cities rises slightly
• Wisconsin wins their fourth title and keeps it in the WCHA
• ‘Mr. Clean Tech’ pushes green entrepreneurship 
• Commercial property prices down in January, Moody’s says 
• Coldwell Banker Burnet names new managers  
• Webdigs posts quarterly loss 
• S. Dakota bank ends wait; opens TC branch 
• A deal for Lyndale Garden Center 
• State pays $97M in delayed business tax refunds 
• U.S. stocks rally amid M&A deals 
• State seizes raw milk, meat from 'food club'
• Bon Appetit lauds local lobster roll
• Duluth, landlords in court over conversions
• GOP budget would cut worker training
• Zygi Wilf: Lockout won't hurt stadium bill
• Menards pays $5M for Richfield land
• Wells Fargo's Stumpf 2010 pay: $19M
• State Boys Hoops: Section upsets create wide-open field in Class 2A
• Vikings are diligently searching for a franchise QB amongst the draft picks
• State Boys Hoops: Governors back to defend Class 3A title
• MnDOT: most bridge inspections ‘on-time’
• Jennifer Hudson says "I do" to Target when Lady Gaga wouldn't
• Dueling drugstores: Walgreens to open 7 new stores 
• Rep. Paulsen starts website to help repeal medical device tax
• Wells Fargo CEO Stumpf gets $19M in 2010
• Fatal accident prompts bill on safety of barn roofs 
• Delta Dental settles with Smile Center clinics over fraud claim
• Trylon Premiere Tuesdays: The Builder
• Central Corridor construction update, week of March 19-25 
• Troubled assets ‘still quite plentiful’ in CRE market  
• U.S. home sales fell 9.6 percent in February 
• Pawlenty announces presidential exploratory committee 
• Center aims to be good neighbor to budding entrepreneurs 
• Former Schwan CEO Alfred Schwan dies
• US Signal expands in Minneapolis
• The slow comeback: slightly less depressing days are here again
• Racino bill introduced at MN Legislature
• Survey: T-Wolves fans among least loyal
• Graduation this week!
• Fox Sports North's Kevin Gorg: a true "man of the people"
• Augsburg's Islam Awareness Week begins today! Make sure to take advantage of the variety of events throughout the week.
• Pawlenty moving forward on presidential bid
• M&I banker wins SBA award 
• Tech startup 8thBridge raises $10M
• Shakopee Sioux’s donations, loans top $80 million 
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; LB Peter Westerhaus
• Nye's polka musician dies at 79
• Geek Squad founder's iPad2 recorded gas fire
• 3M invests in vehicle e-payment tech
• Utility builds $253M air conditioner
• MN cuts could bruise St. Paul landlords
• Gordman's preps for Twin Cities entry
• Pay up for Ecolab CEO
• MN home sales up as prices decline
• Patrick's Cabaret Press Announcement: Overt Operations April 8-9, 2011
• Review: Macabre humor flourishes in a wickedly witty Little Shop of Horrors
• Meghan Duggan wins Patty Kazmaier award
• Ward leads Auggies at Trojan Invite
• Tuberg sets vault record at Trojan Invite
• State Girls Hoops: Braham defeats Minnehaha Academy for Class AA title
• Doomsday prophesies come to the Twin Cities
• State and federal government grants make a huge difference in our students' lives. Please contact your representatives and let them know how important this funding is to Minnesota students. It's easy to do on this MPCC form:
• State Girls Hoops: Minnehaha Academy, Braham to meet again in state AA finals
• Hydroelectric power in Minneapolis
• A Gopher-less Frozen Four starts, but WCHA still alive
• Michael Pink, Master Mix and Producer Kevin Bowe
• MN home sales up slightly, but median prices are down
• Gas blast called ‘very unusual, very rare’
• Fed makes USB, Wells Fargo shareholders happy 
• Klobuchar wants KV drug investigation
• Ecolab CEO Baker's pay increases to $9.5M
• FCC approves Qwest-CenturyLink merger
• Airfares for Delta, other airlines up 13 percent
• Dayton, Bachmann team up to push St. Croix bridge 
• Tracking change in the Central Corridor 
• BridgePoint Medical names Harrington CEO
• St. Cloud State looks to update housing
• Midwest's largest solar thermal project unveiled in St. Paul
• Six MN banks failed to make TARP payments
• Bank finds niche in affordable housing
• Yen, bank dividends pull stocks higher 
• FCC approves CenturyLink buying Qwest 
• Bonnie Sheryl Iacono is now a member of Hennepin Technical College
• Wealthy Minnesotans still pay lower tax rate than others 
• Target, Hormel join MN companies giving aid to Japan
• 3M to pay $12M to settle age-bias suit 
• U.S. Bank, Wells Fargo increase dividends after slashing them two years ago
• Kociemba medalist at Spring Break meet
• Japan rebuild could cost $200B, says 3M
• Trustee still wants Hecker house
• Wells Fargo, other banks looking for more fees
• Intercim Inc. bought for $36.5 million
• Blue Cross sends man to live, diet at MOA
• MN biz groups spent $3M lobbying state
• Aviation analyst is new Cirrus suitor
• Medtronic COO to lead California company
• MSPBJ names 40 under Forty winners
• Business Journal names 40 under Forty honorees
• 1 dead, 10 more in hospital after mass overdose in Blaine
• More legal wrangling over former Hecker home
• Goodhue Co. planner raised concerns about 1/2-mile setback for wind turbines 
• Natural gas explosion rocks Minneapolis
• Wells Fargo among banks hunting for fees
• Here’s a switch: Minnesota gains 1,000 construction jobs 
• Intercim bought by French company
• Medtronic COO DeMane named Nevro CEO
• St. Paul startup’s budget-friendly consulting 
• Building Blocks - Baker Court Office Building
• 3M says Japan rebuilding may cost $150 billion
• Stronger economic reports help stocks rebound 
• Economic development CEO to look overseas for regional job growth
• Wisconsin, university system strike construction deal 
• Rate on 30-year loans drops to two-month low 
• Suit says U.S. Bank committed "stagecoach heist" in $47M mortgage loss
• Obama: US regulators to review reactor safety 
• Gaughan Cos. joins CORFAC International
• Reports: General Mills close to buying half of Yoplait
• ValueVision loses $1.4M in Q4, but that's an improvement
• Weekend Fitness Center Hours
• Vikings need the lockout to end, to help their players in the news
• NASA's Messenger spacecraft will enter orbit around Mercury today with an Auggie scientist in the control room! Distinguished Alumnus Brian Anderson '82 is the mission's Magnetometer Instrument Scientist. One of the main goals of the Messe
• MN unemployment rate steady, but job growth rate falls behind U.S.
• Augsburg will host its 3rd annual Traditional Powwow March 19. In prior yrs, 1500+ have attended.
• Flexo Instructor Shawn Oetjen named ATEA 2011 Outstanding Technical Teacher Award finalist
• Minnesota settles health care software lawsuit
• Businesses bemoan Central Corridor construction impacts
• Ga. bill would extend Delta tax break
• Long odds for MN nuke-plant damaging earthquake
• Rep. Paulsen sponsors R&D bill
• Eagan firms give up eminent domain fight
• Regulators probe MoneyGram over consumer protections
• Prep Hoops: Dahlman's 34 leads Braham to state semifinals
• Six Minnesota banks behind on TARP payments 
• Wind developers face grilling about money 
• Report: MN nuclear plants have low quake risk
• Xcel plans to covert Black Dog plant to natural gas 
• Businesses say Central Corridor construction will ruin them
• GA House extends sales tax break to Delta
• Highway 59 to get flood prevention work 
• Bids under budget for I-35W bridge memorial 
• Lennar-Minnesota tops home builders’ list  
• New RFP brewing: Grain Belt office, land 
• State Girls Hoops: Class A to crown new champion in 2011
• Fury at council over Central Corridor LRT report
• Bill would transfer $50 million burden to workers 
• Report: MN high-income families pay lower percentage of taxes
• LGA overhaul pits suburbs versus cities 
• NxThera raises $12.6M in venture capital
• Census: Minorities lead Minnesota population growth
• Bill allowing Sunday liquor sales in Minnesota advances
• Mystic Lake Casino owners donate $28.5 million to American Indian charities
• Buffalo Wild Wings is nation's 7th-fastest growing restaurant chain
• Weekly performance art openings (03/20/11 - 03/26/11)
• Minnesota aid organizations helping out in Libya
• The Portland Cello Project Tears It Up at the Cedar
• Auggies are everywhere this spring break! One group is on a service trip in NOLA, and they're blogging it:
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; DB Derrick Wells
• AT&T moving jobs from Duluth to Bloomington
• Lunds again weighing downtown Minneapolis store
• Minneapolis condo auction nets near asking prices
• Kieran's whiskey debuts on St. Pat's Eve
• Referee's defamation suit unproductive, says NBA
• Report: RNC hosts kept spending well after election
• MN getting cut of $68.5 million drug settlement
• Leonard, Street and Deinard opening North Dakota office
• Jeff Larson used RNC piggy bank to pay friends
• National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day to be Observed in Minnesota
• Patrick's Cabaret Announcement - April 2011
• Prep Hoops: Cretin-Derham Hall clamps down, defeats Roseville in 4AAAA semis
• Exclusive: Lunds revives talk of downtown store
• Kieran's introducing 2 Gingers Irish whiskey Wednesday
• Minnesota shares in AstraZeneca settlement
• Day 1 of hearing in Goodhue wind farm case
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; CB Cedric Thompson
• Shining a spotlight on energy gluttons 
• Eden Prairie’s Prairieview center 100 percent occupied 
• 27 condos sold at Skyscape auction
• Law firm Leonard, Street and Deinard adds North Dakota office
• Looking for help finding a job? Check out Rasmussen's Career Services blog for great resources.
• Interested in Criminal Justice but don't want to be a police officer? The Human Services field offers lots of great options! If you're thinking of a career in Law Enforcement, Criminal Justice, Councseling, Psychiatry, or Social Work, this arti
• What's Marketing really all about? Start learning here...
• IPR, Rhymsayers at Teen Tech Kick-Off
• Report: $7 million in MN angel tax credits created 47 jobs
• General Mills named a top company for executive women
• Wisconsin Legislature in neutral on prevailing wage change 
• From dressing brides to dressing boats 
• Minnesota’s manufactured exports set record in 4Q 
• Lakeville sees growth spurt in senior housing
• State double-issues tax refunds to 14,000 Minnesotans
• Allowing more credit union loans would boost economy
• Peterson fumbles interview with inflammatory comments
• Cinemotion president named young entrepreneur of year
• Xcel wants to convert Black Dog plant from coal to gas
• 3M Co. finance chief to retire in May 
• MN firm firing hundreds of workers over immigration status
• Alana Celebrates Meals on Wheels Month and One Year Of Service
• Auggie wrestlers rank 5th in academics
• Graves takes a bigger stage 
• AG sues California entity, alleges mortgage fraud  
• Rupp Investor wants to expand hotel, rejuvenate St. Paul Athletic Club
• Effort continues to lift nuke moratorium
• Mesaba to recall pilots
• Talks continue on Arden Hills stadium
• Communications Systems' CEO retires
• Lawson shares spike on acquisition offer
• Want an iPad 2? Best Buy wants $100 down
• State eyes $60M in bonding cuts
• 5 Auggies earn MIAC men's hockey honors
• Many MN firms' Japan facilities OK
• Ref sues Timberwolves reporter over tweet
• Fears of a slowdown in Japan push stocks lower 
• State Girls Hoops: Eight ranked teams make up Class AA tournament field
• Lawson shares up 6% on news of $1.8 billion offer
• Klobuchar wants cap on oil speculation 
• NBA ref sues Twittering Timberwolves reporter
• Rental vacancies, foreclosures fall in 4th quarter
• Bill would cut $60M in state bonding for projects
• Communications Systems CEO Berg to retire
• Boston College ends Minnesota's season with a four goal first period
• Titan Machinery buys Schoffman's
• Central Corridor construction update, week of March 12-18 
• NFL hearing set for April 6 in St. Paul
• Effort to end MN nuclear ban not being slowed by Japan crisis
• Parties in Goodhue Wind case gird for hearing 
• Shakopee Sioux awards $450,000 to Little Earth of United Tribes 
• Piper continues expanding in Asia 
• Trooien settles with GE Capital over $18 million debt
• Don't forget to confirm your Spring schedule - hurry before classes fill up! If you need changes talk with Andy or Luke by calling the front desk at 763-493-4500.
• Quake’s projected insurance cost: $60 billion 
• Builders Association of the Twin Cities
• Downtown Minneapolis Applebee's closes
• Target Field a finalist for Sports Facility of the Year Award
• Trylon Premiere Tuesdays: Wah Do Dem
• Floodwall erected at St. Paul Downtown Airport
• These Auggies are using the second chance they've been given to help others by climbing to the summit of Mt. Rainier.
• Auto lenders adopt FICO scoring tool 
• Auggies open trip in Phoenix
• Restoration Hardware on Grand closing
• Mpls. court now center of NFL debate
• Lawson receives buyout offer
• State Girls Hoops: Undefeated Hill-Murray headlines Class AAA field
• West St. Paul burger joint up for sale
• Piper: More than 400,000 iPad 2s sold
• MN senators target public worker pensions
• St. Paul firm plans floating condos
• Delta resumes service to Japan
• Convention Center sued over racial bias
• States want cut of Amazon.com sales
• Lawson considers $1.8B takeover offer
• State Girls Hoops: Seeds announced for Class AAAA tournament
• St. Patrick’s Day Family Events around the Twin Cities
• Softball drops two in Arizona
• UAA completes sweep and upset of fifth seeded Gophers with 2-0 Saturday victory
• Molitor wins title, Auggies finish 2nd
• This Inside Augsburg story follows up from when Auggie researchers presented at the Capitol on Feb. 28.
• Auggies put 4 in title matches
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; QB Max Shortell
• Cinderella lives! Anoka completes amazing run through Section 7AAAA
• Minnesota edged by Alaska-Anchorage in 4-3 playoff opener
• Black Friday for NFL fans--union files for decertification and leaves talks
• Proposed Minneapolis parks fee causing some fits 
• Auggies move into 2nd with 5 All-Americans
• For engineers, lessons in a deadly quake
• Platinum buys second Twin Cities hotel: Radisson at the U
• Former Woodbury mayor joins Growth Resource Partners 
• Review: Change of Hue captivates with an ecstatic fusion of styles
• Anderson’s PUC appointment will face Senate scrutiny 
• Changes in permitting will save tax dollars
• Finance & Commerce’s Week in Review (March 5-11) 
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; TE John Rabe
• Republican budget targets ax $3.6 billion 
• Residential - 4703 Townes Road, Edina
• Oil settles lower for fourth day after Japan quake 
• Valek's 100th win highlights 1st round
• Northwest Area Foundation officer wins national award  
• Thompson joins GDCRE brokerage 
• Betty Vang joined Elishia Macho's group
• Betty Vang is now a member of Hennepin Technical College
• Vikings' receiver situation centers around signing Rice
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; OL Tommy Olson
• NCAA tournament prediction time
• Kazmaier final 3 announced, Raty left out
• Commerce charges 4th mortgage adviser 
• Slower sales, lower prices for Twin Cities real estate 
• Xcel prepares Black Dog plant for rising river
• Minnesota Senate GOP releases budget targets 
• Subcontractors seek financial transparency 
• Heraeus of Germany expanding U.S. base in White Bear Township 
• HED: Applause for proposed changes to workers’ comp 
• Building Blocks - Markim Hall, Macalester College
• Rates on 30-year loans little changed 
• S&P 500 drops to lowest level since January 
• Book Buy Back!
• Check out the Batalden Seminar in Applied Ethics this Friday and Saturday, March 11-12.
• Pratt named to All-MIAC Sportsmanship Team
• MidCountry recognized for aid to home buyers 
• U.S. foreclosure filings drop to three-year low
• Foreclosure looms for Wayzata’s Boatworks 
• Legislation allowing coal power plants advances 
• TCF aims to raise $200M in stock sale
• Minnesota approves Minn Power plan on hydro credits
• Minnesota lawmakers, plumbers vent on banned device 
• Dayton seeks meeting with CEO of Hutchinson Tech 
• Sen. Ellen Anderson will lead Public Utilities Commission 
• In energy use, looking for the big payback
• Business leaders discuss creating a virtuous workplace 
• Stocks decline as Libya tempers economic optimism 
• Weekly performance art openings (03/13/11 - 03/19/11)
• Inside the numbers previews the opening round of the WCHA Tournament
• Gaughan Cos. teams with CORFAC 
• Check out this great video about the MAL program. Great job on this piece Chad Schneider !
• Augsburg at NCAA Division III Wrestling National Championships
• Buffalo Wild Wings and the triumph of the chicken wing
• Meg Tuthill aims to regulate patio dining in Minneapolis
• Review: Dido thwarted by the madness of mythic love
• Solar energy in Minneapolis
• Trudi Parker and Steven Dennis Harrington joined Hennepin Technical College
• Minnesota Golden Gophers hold pro day
• Wells Fargo CEO derides regulation
• The latest polls indicate that the NCAA got it wrong
• Moving businesses as well as property
• Goodwill hunting - for space to expand 
• Dedicated to maintaining historic homes’ character 
• Minnesota banks and economy at the end of 2010 
• Contractors’ group seeks prevailing-wage reform 
• Vikings' attention turns to pro days in lieu of free agency
• Twin Cities home sales take a bigger dive
• Bank of America, oil news drive stocks 
• Thrivent promotes grass-roots fixes for household finance 
• Helping businesses navigate defense contracting
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; DB Steven Montgomery
• Steven Dennis Harrington is now a member of Hennepin Technical College
• Fornicoia to be inducted into Hall of Fame
• Prep Hoops: Anoka's magical section playoff run continues with semifinal win
• Flogging Molly Plays a Sold Out First Ave Show + an Interview with Dennis Corey
• Credit unions trying to capitalize on frustration with banks 
• 40 plus ways to green up Lent and prepare for the arrival of Spring
• Big plans for $1 Brooklyn Center site
• Don't forget to confirm your Spring schedule - hurry before classes fill up! If you need changes talk with Andy or Luke by calling the front desk at 763-493-4500.
• Snow-covered roofs prompt SOS calls 
• Economic development partnership names chief executive 
• Central Corridor construction update, week of March 5-11 
• Ryan plans retail development in Blaine 
• Monticello nuclear plant closes for ‘up-rate’
• U.S. stocks drop on higher energy prices, chip-makers 
• No MERS repayment on Minnesota horizon 
• Twin Citeis gasoline, diesel prices rise
• Triple shooting in Bloomington
• Dayton names Sabo, Williams to Ballpark Authority 
• Virginia company buys Amcom Software 
• Minnesota groups receive HUD grants
• Levine and Thompson earn MIAC honors
• Ward to compete at NCAA Championships
• Walden Magazine: Why I Refer
• Review: Minnesota Opera basks in the rapturous passion of Verdi’s La traviata
• Minnesota makes the NCAA tournament field
• Wisconsin steals the title from Minnesota in overtime
• Auggies go 2-1 in Illinois opener
• Witnesses detain drunk driver in deadly accident
• Minnesota earns fifth WCHA seed in 3-2 victory on Saturday over Bemidji State
• Prep Hoops: Washburn claims Twin Cities Championship for Minneapolis
• Auggie-Loras doubleheader postponed
• Auggies fall to #5 ranked Norse
• Minnesota Golden Gopher football recruiting report; OL Luke McAvoy
• Lubriphonic Plays the Umphrey's McGee Post Party at the Cabooze
• Ward posts school record, NCAA provisional time
• Relay team sets two school records at MIAC Championships
• Patrick's Cabaret Coffee House Series Returns!
• Gophers cruise into title game behind Kessel's hat trick
• Minnesota and Bemidji State play to a tie in 3-3 Friday matchup
• Auggies split with No. 15 Eagles