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Some thoughts on the roots of the state’s social services frauds
They said AI would replace women. These Minnesotans didn't get the memo.
The brush is too broad when it paints all of private equity as bad for culture, business, and humanity.
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The brush is too broad when it paints all of private equity as bad for culture, business, and humanity.
A decade of data show the diverging fortunes of the core Twin Cities and suburbs.
‘Leave a Future’ leaves a lot to be desired.
Minnesota doesn’t need to win the future in every industry sector if it can generate major returns in a few.
Two new facilities and Grand Casino Arena are boosting the flow of visitors to the capital city.
Amid changing tides, brands should be vessels of trust and meaning.
Why don’t business executives speak plainly?
The obsession to ‘control the narrative’ merely erodes public trust and allows problems to grow larger.
Worrisome trends have emerged in a variety of findings about boys’ and young men’s health and well-being.
Managers need to communicate decisions transparently, get crisp on priorities, and build intentional connection.
The real Minneapolis Miracle surfaces when corporate leaders address pressing community needs.
Gov. Walz' appointee has his work cut out for him in strengthening fraud prevention.
There is a missing piece to what we term “AI fluency”: the judgment layer.
Belief-based politics have overrun the pragmatism that made Minnesota exceptional.
It was peculiar that the MN Business Partnership didn’t release a detailed statement.