Govt. closes investigation of Medtronic marketing, sales
Medtronic says the U.S. Department of Justice has closed an investigation of the sales and marketing practices for the company's Infuse bone graft product.
Special News Feature
Storm-ready Twin Cities?
Would the Twin Cities be prepared for a big tornado? MPR News and KARE 11 teamed up to find out.
Wednesday In Depth: May 16, 2012
Minnesota Public Radio
'Brain Gain': People in 30s, 40s making the rural choice
Politics In Minnesota
Stebbins, Paulites loom large at GOP convention
Star Tribune
Workers authorize strike at 8 Twin Cities hospitals
More headlines from across the state »
Minnesota arts & culture events »
Govt. closes investigation of Medtronic over bone graft product
Medtronic says the U.S. Department of Justice has closed an investigation of the sales and marketing practices for the company's Infuse bone graft product.
Video: Business News Explained
MPR News’ business program – Marketplace – provides a witty, insightful break down of complex business, economic and financial topics in its Whiteboard video series.More Business news
- Companies ask: Does advertising on Facebook pay?
- Brain Gain: Some urban adults returning to rural MN
- Brain Gain: Some urban adults returning to rural Minn.
News from Marketplace
BP oil spill residue found on pelicans in Minn.
Researchers for the state Department of Natural Resources have found evidence of petroleum compounds and the chemical used to clean up the oil in the eggs of pelicans nesting in Minnesota.
Jeremy Messersmith on 'song sharking' and writing the worst song ever
Songwriting ain't what it used to be.More Arts & Culture news
'Joe the Plumber' race a 'microcosm' of 2012 politics
The conservative known for his role in the 2008 presidential election is taking on a veteran Democrat in a new Ohio district. An analyst calls the race a microcosm of "the culture wars that are going on in the country right now." Most of the candidates' funding is coming from outside the state.
MnSCU students face 3.9 percent tuition hike
Students who attend Minnesota's state colleges and universities could face an average tuition increase of 3.9 percent this next academic year.BP oil spill residue found on pelicans in Minn.
Researchers for the state Department of Natural Resources have found evidence of petroleum compounds and the chemical used to clean up the oil in the eggs of pelicans nesting in Minnesota.More Environment news
Health advisory warns of shellfish from S. Korea
Avoid eating shellfish imported from South Korea, advises the Minnesota Department of Agriculture.
Sponsors
Multimedia
All MPR News Video »
Headlines from NPR
National Headlines
- Video Helps Acquit Student In First Occupy Wall Street Trial
- Get Ready For Bike To Work Day (And Share Your Photos)
- What Killed Orca Victoria? Some Point To Naval Tests
- White House Sandwiches Followed By Snark, Disappointment, Warnings
International Headlines
Gather Groups
Gathering the News
A perspective from Chris Worthington, MPR's managing director of news
MPR News Events
-
After the Storm: An All Things Considered Special
May 22, University of Minnesota's Urban Research and Outreach Engagement Center
more -
Bright Ideas with Jim McCorkell
May 29, UBS Forum at Minnesota Public Radio
more
- Become a Member
- Member Connect Accounts
- Leadership Circle
- Sustaining Members
- Member Discounts
- Become a Sponsor
- Tax Information
- Planned Giving
- Vehicle Donation
- Donate Stock
Minnesota Public Radio ©2012 All rights reserved