The week’s top business stories from Twin Cities Business - Bring Me The News

The week’s top business stories from Twin Cities Business

Author:: BMTN Staff
Publish date:: Jul 1, 2016

Here are this week’s top business stories from the Editors of Twin Cities Business:

Medtronic Buys Heart Failure Treatment Company For $1.1B

The company’s purchase of HeartWare is an attempt to gain market share in an $800 million market.

Ironbound Studios Head Jerry Seppala Arrested On Fraud Charges

Investors claim Seppala and two other men stole more than $12 million in funds intended for various film projects.

After VC Funding, Mayo Incubator Tenant Looks To Expand In Rochester

Blueprint Bio’s biomarker discovery platform taps personalized medicine momentum.

Son Of Longtime Minneapolis Nonprofit CEO Found Guilty In Fraud Case

Jordan Davis faces up to 20 years in prison.

Xcel Ranked Fourth For Renewable Energy Nationwide

The electric provider was only outranked by California-based utilities.

DONTCHA KNOW?

See What's New & Tasty At The State Fair

Get Our Newsletter

Lindsay Whalen

Minnesota takes on the Sparks on Tuesday night.

Screen Shot 2018-08-19 at 7.13.58 PM

When election season meets State Fair season.

Skid steer loader

The child was struck by a skid loader.

Dog stolen chaska

Police are still investigating who took him.

Adrian Peterson

The Vikings legend is currently visiting the Washington Redskins.

Deer road

The victim is a resident of Hibbing.

Johnna Holmgren

Johnna Holmgren has 132,000 followers on Instagram.

Erik Paulsen Dean Phillips

He got mad that the price tag is prohibitive for many constituents.

Amelia Weaver

The 12-year-old leaves behind an enduring legacy.

Maya Moore

Minnesota is bound for a single elimination first-round matchup.

Wabasha County Sheriff

Partial remains were discovered in a nearby area in July as well.

St. Paul payne avenue killing

Police were initially called to a house fire, but found a dead woman instead.