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I grew up on a 20-acre hobby farm complete with a half-acre garden, horses, chickens, a dog, and a half-dozen farm cats. When I wasn’t busy there, I would often
The Second Amendment is there to protect democracy, our families and our property, not cheap thrills for those who want to play with guns by shooting multiple rounds of ammunition per trigger pull.
Gender diversity in senior management roles continues to lag.
It starts by not supporting it, even if it is entertaining or ‘for good reason.’
Boasting points to share with people who live elsewhere.
From adversity to teamwork, a few comments from Billie Jean King and Peyton Manning.
Minnesota's fortunes are also due to businesses based elsewhere.
An ambitious attempt is underway to find one for Minnesota.
Stopping drug abuse starts at home.
Target CEO Brian Cornell is investing it all in
an old concept: offering something unique,
valuable and accessible.
We’re working on it in Minnesota, but we can still learn more from other states, and countries.
One of the benefits I most appreciate at Twin Cities Business is the privilege of getting to know different leadership approaches throughout Minnesota, including those involving corporate governance. On the one hand
Finding workers in rural Minnesota may soon become even more difficult.
Farmers and food processors worry anti-immigration policies will harm their businesses—and Minnesota.
Consider what we enjoy today when thinking about climate change.
In hundreds of relatively small deals each year, this unit of government delivers big results.
It’s still oddly difficult to figure out how much it benefits us.