After a half decade when it seemed to lose its way, the iconic ad agency has reorganized and landed one of its biggest accounts ever. In its work for Chrysler, look for signs that a once TV-centric Fallon is taking alternate routes.
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The effects of the $3.78 billion Ponzi scheme spearheaded by former Wayzata businessman Tom Petters did not dissolve when he was sentenced in April to 50 years in prison. Minneapolis
Zipnosis offers a fast diagnosis for common ills.
Pure Market Express brings the raw-food movement to grocery store shelves.
Back from the brink of bankruptcy, ShopNBC has re-adjusted and refocused. Will consumers and investors buy what it's selling?
News bits from around Minnesota.
For businesses selling to other businesses, Web sites are no longer an afterthought—they've become central to the selling process.
Marketing and IT experts explain how their quest for a better Web site has resulted in a better working relationship.
Any guy in a red suit can generate a little mall traffic. But an extraordinary Santa can build a small dynasty.
Jacquie Berglund's volunteer-led beer company is a career starter.
At Frattallone's Ace Hardware, the handyman's creative side gets its due.
The company not only carries eco-friendly brands; it handles recycling of old furnishings.
For Bay West, it's about dirty jobs that the company's more than willing to do.
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Upsher-Smith’s move into developing innovative drugs gained momentum in July 2008 with its equity investment of $6 million in Proximagen Neuroscience, a London-based firm that already had a new Parkinson’s
After a career of formulating time- and money-saving pharmaceuticals at his Minnesota business, Upsher-Smith Laboratories, Ken Evenstad started blending one of the most prestigious pinot noirs in the country.
Crafting performance-based compensation that supports a company's long-term sustainability.