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It’s still evolving, but AI is helping businesses learn new ways to improve their sales and their processes.
Duluth’s Miller Hill Mall is losing two of its three department stores, and the last is endangered. How will it stay afloat?
A special report on how the city is building its future as a global health and wellness destination.
Ian and Mary Scherber currently works with about 20 local artists at Flagship, their local-focused retail shop in Duluth.
The new location will house the bag and backpack manufacturer's marketing staff.
Investments in IT upgrades can be costly,
but they’re essential to making a business
more efficient. IT experts highlight how to evaluate technologies that strengthen employee performance.
In its latest trip to the national spotlight, Duluth was both commended and disparaged by Rolling Stone, a magazine named after a song by a native of the city. Yet, Duluth has much more to offer than what was mentioned in recent coverage.
More and more Range residents have been crediting Trump for any boost the mining industry has recently received.
Finding the right outside advisers
is crucial for a family business, which
needs help with business and legal strategies
and navigating family dynamics.
Duluth’s marketing scene is attracting clients and talent well beyond the city limits.
A rising number of Minnesota businesses are avoiding expensive litigation and resolving
disputes through mediation and arbitration.
Bent Paddle Brewing Company, Epicurean and Loll Designs were among the businesses interviewed for a CBS Sunday Morning segment airing this coming weekend.
Duluth-based Buzz Frenzy’s platform is making it easier for small business to create an online buzz.
10 Twin Cities marketing agencies recommend how to break through the communications clutter.
The imaging company reported nearly $5 million in sales in its fourth quarter, but capped the year with an overall loss of nearly a quarter-million dollars.
After a successful fundraising campaign, Winona LaDuke is readying her company for wide-scale hemp production, which will be used to make clothing, dietary oils and construction products.
Telecoms are moving business communications well beyond phone calls and emails.