Standard hourly fees for attorneys may be going away.
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News bits from around Minnesota.
Debt counseling service Auriton Solutions benefits from indepedence, federal program.
A new craft brand—45th Parallel—elbows its way in.
Survey & Ballot Systems makes it easier for cooperatives to have fair elections.
Making a "trend brand for the farm kid."
Smaller shop Clarity Coverdale Fury can celebrate 30 years by adjusting to industry changes.
Regional auto glass installation and collision repair firm ABRA has suffered a little in the recession—but not enough to shatter its expansion plans.
Honoring five of Minnesota's most valued corporate directors.
Though she’s a highly regarded practitioner of “content strategy”—that is, planning for the creation, publication, and governance of Web-site content—Kristina Halvorson, president of Minneapolis-based Brain Traffic, says she “never could
Kristina Halvorson's new book is an experiment in "crowd sourcing."
Kristina Halvorson's new book is an experiment in "crowd sourcing."
With cloud computing, companies can cut both start-up and operating costs from technology budgets.
Four Twin Cities organizations show how a good time is done
Honoring five lifetimes of achievement.
A distant dream just a handful of years ago, high-speed passenger rail lines appear much closer to being built, thanks to the Obama administration's financial support. But will enough travelers use a Twin Cities–Chicago route to make it feasible? Is 110 miles per hour really all that fast?
The printing business billionaire and Timberwovlves owner also holds 14,000 acres of farmland—and a sizeable investment in Rembrandt Enterprises, an egg production company that's grown 30 percent since its founding. What's the appeal of such a mature, low-margin business?