A look at what local leaders think of the groundbreaking film, and the area’s own contributions to industry evolution.
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That breaks with a decades-long trend that saw gun purchases increase after mass shootings.
Massachusetts-based Hologic Inc. landed the U.S. rights for the University of Minnesota's 'Dexalytics' athletic performance software.
The biopharmaceutical company plans to use the money to fund a new round of human trial testing.
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The biopharmaceutical company plans to use the money to fund a new round of human trial testing.
Health IT leaders that were surveyed said patient safety and cybersecurity rank atop their list of priorities.
The publicly traded Inovalon will be its new owner.
However, customer traffic ticked up across its 1,800-plus locations, while its online sales grew by roughly $500 million during the three-month period.
A lot depends on how other nations react to the new taxes.
After more than six years as CEO of the company behind Post-It Notes and Scotch Tape, Thulin will move on to a new position on 3M's board.
The strong pace of construction in Minneapolis will likely continue, Frank told TCB.
Nineteen of the 28 locations are SuperTargets, which are expected to costs twice as much to upgrade.
A once-projected shortfall transformed into a $329 million surplus in Wednesday's updated forecast. The problem? Everyone expected that number to be much bigger.
How a local startup is attracting big-name clients with its interactive presentation platform.
How little-known Uponor became an industry leader—and continues to gain market share.
How the Duluth-based company is leveraging its product heritage in the entertainment industry.
Twin Cities leaders combine science, human connections and business savvy to improve effectiveness and efficiency.
The public radio network is investing in new programming, technology and talent.
High costs and susceptibility to weather conditions have created challenges for the industry.