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3M, Ecolab, Best Buy among Minnesota businesses on Most Ethical Companies list

By: via Business Journals
This isn't the list debut for any of the seven Minnesota companies selected, but for Ecolab the award has become an annual affair ever since the list began back in 2007.
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