Other regions’ entrepreneurial successes may not provide a road map for ours.
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We’re working on it in Minnesota, but we can still learn more from other states, and countries.
One of the benefits I most appreciate at Twin Cities Business is the privilege of getting
People and corporations both establish complicated, and in many cases, “fictional” headquarters or domiciles entirely for the purpose of reducing taxes. It has always and will always be that way.
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People and corporations both establish complicated, and in many cases, “fictional” headquarters or domiciles entirely for the purpose of reducing taxes. It has always and will always be that way.
To: Summer Vacationers, The Beach, USA
Of course we can, but mainstream public education isn’t trying very hard.
Minneapolis and St. Paul schools are seeing results with continuous learning programs and performance tracking.
Finding workers in rural Minnesota may soon become even more difficult.
Five hundred years ago, Martin Luther nailed to a church door his “95 Theses,”
Purpose, planning and practice will help you build a community online.
Consider what we enjoy today when thinking about climate change.
To: Dean John Coleman, College of Liberal Arts, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn.
Minnesotans are eating the fruits of the economic seeds planted between WWII and the 1980s—but what are we doing for the next generation?
Without careful planning for the imagined changes, the best-laid plans will fail.
In hundreds of relatively small deals each year, this unit of government delivers big results.
To: Rep. Erik Paulsen 127 Cannon House Office Building Washington, D.C.
The state’s changing demographics fuel the work of Minnesota Compass, which helps nonprofits identify trends.
It’s still oddly difficult to figure out how much it benefits us.
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