Duluth-based Buzz Frenzy’s platform is making it easier for small business to create an online buzz.
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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.
A special report on how the North Shore city is reinventing itself.
Accessible360 is helping to open up the internet for the disabled, creating potentially new opportunities for businesses in nearly every industry.
Makers of artisan goods have a new location to sell their one-of-a-kind products.
Shifting to cloud-based IT should make solid
business sense—as well as secure your data.
A special report from the growing East Metro county.
The Duluth-Superior port goes beyond boats to gain new business: a year-round container service for regional customers.
A distinctive group of businesses is revitalizing and reinventing Duluth’s Lincoln Park neighborhood.
A special report on how this former lumber town has rebuilt itself as a high-speed, regional center of enterprise.
Essentia Health CEO David Herman is going beyond the traditional doctor-patient relationship and bringing healthy habits to the grassroots level.
Businesses already are using AI to reach customers. The work is about algorithms, not automatons.
Minnesota’s northeastern-most county is having a strong run. Can this cool area stay hot?
The economy may not be roaring back, but it’s improving. So how should your business plan its financial moves?
We challenge any other state to come up with a list of extraordinary innovations as impressive as Minnesota’s.