In 2008, voters passed the Legacy Amendment to the state constitution, increasing taxes in exchange for cleaner water, better parks and outdoor habitats, and a stronger cultural sector. It turns out we may not be

Twenty years ago Jim Hays and five friends launched Hays Companies, a commercial risk insurance firm. Today it’s the 16th-largest of its kind in the country.

The story of ShopJimmy.com, the hobby that became a $22 million business.

A vision statement for your company’s future is more likely to get you there.

Minnesota’s $7 billion Legacy Amendment is running amok.

Take a sneak peek at some line items that might start appearing on the hospital bills of your employees.

Minnesota’s winter tourism industry isn’t as simple as a good snowfall. Look at Lutsen Mountains.

Airline travel has gotten better recently, but we do not need various patrons calling in a loud voice to share the object of their displeasure.

Charity Navigator is another step along the path toward results-oriented philanthropy.

Hiring, capital expenditures, R&D spending to increase–but so might prices.

Proximity to our runways was key in the company’s decision to relocate its corporate headquarters here.

The longtime Wisconsin trucking company moved its headquarters to Lake Elmo. It took some doing.

February 14 to May 11 at the Walker Art Center.

February 15 to March 23 at the Guthrie Theater.

Business intelligence becomes a potent force, using every shred of information to turn a profit.

Hawaii’s loss is Uptown’s gain.

Is self-service checkout the bridge too far for the retail business?

Private high school can cost tens of thousands of dollars. Which is the right one for your child?

Invite your clients to escape crowded skyways and stuffy conference rooms, and discover the joys of February, Minnesota-style.

The comeback is part of a four-year plan.

The best opportunities for networking this month.

Introducing others, whether in formal or informal settings, requires thought and planning, lest you make yourself the focus of attention.

Strong cash flow is a critical element for obtaining financing in 2014.

February 7 at the State Theatre.

February 23 at the Xcel Energy Center.

The early-stage snack company came looking for an experienced talent pool. They found it.

The question for the arts is, "To stream, or not to stream?"

Much was left on the cutting-room floor when the Target Center renovation downsized.

The company keeps growing despite new competition from regional craft brewers.

A local brings a dubious crown back to Minnesota.

Denny’s in jail, but some of his dealerships still await their fate.