The bottom line: by not making a pig of itself.

Angry partners. Broke investors. A flawed business plan. But the former R. Norman and 7 Sushi survived. Now David Koch is taking the restaurant in a new direction.

Doris Taylor’s groundbreaking U of M research on how to build hearts and other organs is now the core of a fledging start-up, Miromatrix. It could be a sign that technology transfer at the university

With soy-based BiOH, Cargill makes its next move into a greening polymers industry.

The biggest threats to our companies are the ones we don’t imagine. Remember the Titanic!

Need a reason to celebrate? How about the weakness of that which threatens us?

Their views are diverse, and now their speech is protected.

The Twin Cities Business virtual technology trade show.

At Sweets Bakeshop, it's likely to be just a little savory, too, and very artful.

The University of Minnesota’s new Biomedical Discovery District aims to innovate and fuel the growth of the state’s bioscience industry.

An esteemed predictor of the unexpected offers his current top 10 list for investors.

Customers in 11 countries can create their own Chamilia bracelets.

The Cleantech network plans to do for green business what the Twin Cities already do for med tech.

Northfield-based Rawland Cycles boasts practical, versatile bicycle frames—and a catalog of Norwegian monikers.

Juut’s David Wagner shared his weakness to make his company stronger.

Anchor Block has succeeded by changing with the times.

Local small businesses make the most of limited resources.

How PureChoice evolved from a seller of air filters to selling air quality—digitally.

Modular green roofs are on the rise.

News bits from around Minnesota.