On a cloudless August day, the corporate team at Regis Corp. congregated on the lawn outside its new headquarters just off Interstate 394 to celebrate the hair salon company’s 100th
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Sports fans didn’t hold back when the Minnesota Twins unveiled their new uniforms in November—the team’s first complete revamp since 1987. While the pinstripes seemed well received, judging by social
An uptick in pet ownership can make it more challenging to get an appointment with the vet. What if you could speed up the process by running diagnostic tests on
Companies are quick to issue a media alert when they partner with a BIPOC-led business or make a donation. They tend to be a lot quieter about eliminating their DEI
Rocket55 founder and CEO Steven Ayres has been deep into ChatGPT research for more than a year. He knew that understanding artificial intelligence was going to be critical to the
The BBDO creative team had to forgo its usual PowerPoint presentation for Friday’s client meeting with Hormel. The company fish house lacks a big screen. And Wifi. Indeed, the Minneapolis
An unprecedented $75 million gift from billionaire philanthropists Lee and Penny Anderson will enable the University of St. Thomas to build an on-campus athletic arena that will become home to
At Anthony Ostlund Louwagie Dressen & Boylan, “flexibility,” pre-pandemic, meant being in the office unless you were on a work trip or vacation. But when the downtown Minneapolis law firm
It was the sort of feel-good story local TV news thrives on, especially during the holiday season: community-minded entrepreneur with a dream to create a magical indoor light park that
In his speech this week announcing the “Vibrant Downtown Storefronts Work Group,” Mayor Jacob Frey took a jab at nostalgia, saying “we’re not going to cling white-knuckle to what once
This issue of Twin Cities Business is packed with successful people who are improving our community—leading innovation, creating prosperity, addressing inequities. But there’s another recurring character: the city. You’ll see
Minneapolis marketing agency d.trio recently changed its name to cat&tonic to reflect the company’s evolution. Megan Devine, one of the trio of founders who formed the agency in 2000, took
Think you’ve got a book in you? Wise Ink Creative Publishing in Minneapolis is a hybrid publisher, which means it provides guidance on all aspects of the process, from story
When Beehive Strategic Communication sent employees home in March 2020, CEO Lisa Hannum was weeks away from re-upping the lease on the firm’s office at Bandana Square in St. Paul.
Yasameen Sajady Co-founder and CEO, Maazah, which makes Afghan-style chutney sauces “The journey from scaling a small farmers market staple to a nationwide brand has been a huge learning curve. This
Just months after sunsetting her weekend show on WCCO Radio, Roshini Rajkumar is back on air with a new podcast called The Crisis Files. A licensed attorney and executive coach,
Swannies Golf, the Inver Grove Heights-based golf apparel brand, is growing rapidly; it’s now sold in more than 1,500 pro shops across the U.S. and Canada. Started in 2015 by
The Dayton’s Project debuts its second annual Winter Maker’s Market today with twice as many independent vendors as last year and some bigger Minnesota brands, like Red Wing Shoes, Faribault