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Nurses from St. Luke's Hospital and the SMDC Health System ratified a contract settlement last week-and a planned one-day strike has been called off.
Two start-ups and a new incentive program mark the dawn of a new industry in the state.
Are employee-owned laptops and mobile devices a boon to productivity and recruiting, or an IT manager’s nightmare?
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Are employee-owned laptops and mobile devices a boon to productivity and recruiting, or an IT manager’s nightmare?
New firm FriedemannFoarde develops new strategies to keep its fees low.
IT leaders are trying to keep software maintenance costs from swallowing their budgets.
Better hearing without a hearing aid? That’s what Envoy Medical’s implantable device promises. But it’s expensive, its battery needs replacing, and it’s not covered by insurance (though that may be changing). Still, the company’s investors—including Glen Taylor, Ken Dahlberg, and Kevin McHale—like what they see and hear.
Quantum Retail Technology offers new insights into product behavior and profitability for large retailers.
UForce Americanizes China’s big shopping trend.
Seven generational trends and how seven Minnesota companies are finding value in
With soy-based BiOH, Cargill makes its next move into a greening polymers industry.
The Twin Cities Business virtual technology trade show.
Menswear designer Jason Hammerberg has already worked for an overeager start-up. In charge now, he’ll build more slowly.
A discussion with One Percent Club board member Jodi Schoenauer.
Online stationery start-up Pear Tree Greetings wants you to stay in touch.
Dashboards help harness and interpret growing streams of performance data.
Wireless Ronin—and its shareholders—look for the stars to align over the digital signage industry.
He speaks for the trees—and for their uses.