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This year's inductees into the Minnesota Business Hall of Fame join an elite of the most accomplished Minnesota business leaders of all time.
Over the decades, commercial navigation on the Upper Mississippi has ebbed and flowed, as one type of cargo disappears and another takes its place.
After his abrupt exit from WCCO-TV in April, Paul Douglas looks to bring TV news online.
How will a weaker dollar help some Minnesota companies while others try to weather the storm?
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From a modest University Avenue storefront in St. Paul, and from a Web site, Tim Grady's World Cycling Productions does $7 million to $10 million annually.
"Tag the Web" lets users pull in any screen capture they want, then make it their own with virtual spray paint, stencils, and markers.
St. Paul dietician Susan Moores heads up Kowalski's Good Foods for Good Health program.
Ice cream is a $23 billion industry in the United States, Steve Gill and Eddie Phillips think they can tap that with gelato.
We know how to transform anything into energy, the Renewafuel thinks it can make it efficient, convenient, and profitable.
What role do commodity speculators play in rising food prices?
Lured by new markets and a strong tech sector, overseas firms are buying more Minnesota businesses than every before.
Enhance the workplace experience, boost morale and save money by letting the sun shine.
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