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Polaris Is Trailblazing Again, This Time Overseas

What began as a snowmobile maker is now the number one powersports company in the United States—and speeding toward becoming a global small-vehicle manufacturer.

by Gene Rebeck

Tenessa Gemelke

#EventInProgress

How to use social media to organize and promote events—and knock them out of the park

Public Apology

The Sorry State of the Public Apology

An anti-checklist for saying what you need to.

Red cow

This Restaurant Partnership Break-Up Is a Family Affair

Red Cow is the brainchild of Luke Shimp, whose sister and ex-brother-in-law run Blue Plate Restaurant Company.

Sarah Lutman

Orchestras at a Crossroads

Much can be learned from the economics of orchestras—even if you’re not interested in classical music.

Lee Hutton

Sports Attorney Improves Kris Humphries’ Game

Lee Hutton, a former Golden Gopher football letterman, represented Kris Humphries in the player’s divorce proceedings.

Beer

Brewing by the Numbers

A small group of individuals quenching our growing thirst for craft beer.

Cristine Almeida

A Day In the Life of a Lobbyist

For Cristine Almeida, life during the legislative session is all meetings, monitoring, and getting the best deal for her clients.

Free samples

"Free"-Loading Becomes Litigious

When it comes to taking free samples, at what point have you crossed the line?

Don Shelby

King Brothers and Don Shelby: Tied to a Knot

Two brothers launch a clothing company to capitalize on Don Shelby’s sartorial style.

Credit card

Target, Other Retailers Sue Visa and Mastercard

A group of retailers has opted out of a $7.2 billion settlement with the credit card companies and is now pursuing its own legal action.

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