Graves 601 Hotel As one of the first Twin Cities boutique hotels, the sleek, contemporary Graves 601 still feels as though a celebrity is ensconced in the penthouse suite. Business
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Satellite TV’s big innovator is a quiet iconoclast, and he’s got a new kind of venture in the air.
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A new report indicates that public and private spending stemming from the Central Corridor light-rail transit line is estimated to total $6.78 billion over the next 20 years. The report
John Opdahl and his son have created a system for fastening video-capable iPods to helmets.
Zencoder makes it easier to watch TV on your computer.
Ovative Group connects start-ups with large companies seeking innovative digital technologies.
The company opens a facility for endurance training and plans to blend consumer and corporate markets.
But how long can Groupon imitators and their retailer clients live on price cuts?
Better budgets, a terrorist named Lars, and Larry Bird.
Trustee Doug Kelley has created a mini-industry that’s out to recover as much as $18.4 billion for the victims of the Petters Ponzi scheme. But the recovery efforts are making many debtors—which include nonprofits—feel victimized. Kelley says he has no choice: “We are making law day by day.”
Minnesota goes on a tear to corner “non-compliant” business taxpayers.
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Twitter feeds, blogs, and oh yeah, traditional media- is it too much information, or just enough to create new opportunities? Here's What Business Thinks™ about the new media landscape.
The case for instilling a conscience in our future leaders.
His answer to that question is deceptively simple: “Something that changes the world.” The founder and CEO of Minneapolis firm Generate, Neren has overseen the creation of the World Database of Innovation, which is bringing a lexicon to the chaotic language of innovation. He also has organized Innovation Minnesota, where executives from some of the state’s largest companies help each other prepare for what’s next.
Nine tales of small businesses and the traits that have made them successful.