Ryan wins Fort Snelling job, Petters says he was “set up,” FICO loses credit score fight, and leadership list issued.

Shubert renovation begins, Café Brenda closing, property taxes rising, ADC sales down.

“Diversify or die!” was the mantra in 2001, when the Chanhassen company was created as a spinoff from semiconductor equipment manufacturer FSI International, so it did. When the recession hit, though, it had to learn some new tricks.

Petters cross-examination, Hecker found in contempt, and Donaldson earnings down but beat expectations.

Mayo Clinic products coming to market, ValuVision narrows losses, and Chanhassen Theatres sale falters.

More cuts ahead at HCMC, FDA letter warns Medtronic, and Target expanding new grocery store concept.

While the worst of the financial crisis may have passed, Twin Cities area consumers are not ready to jump back into a shopping frenzy, according to the latest “Holiday Spending Sentiment Survey."

With profits down sharply, the Shakopee company continued to reduce costs and debt to weather the economic storm that threatens the entire gaming industry.

Now his income and spending have been as carefully deconstructed as his prose, and his tax returns and financial records show that the "old sport" wanted to save but just couldn’t seem to hang onto a buck.