Can America's only Tour de France winner conquer business?

A look inside the railroad industry's struggles to move Minnesota's commerce.

Corporate growth is, compared with last quarter. But business leaders are still spending and hiring at nearly the highest levels in four years.

Time to swing back to shareholder activism.

Dairy Queen has reinvented itself by leveraging its heritage. Now the 75-year-old franchisor is out to become the world’s best-performing fast-food chain.

The first major study proves a measurable and significant return.

An abundance of resources enables companies to steer patients to the safest hospitals and doctors.

Can the company that wrote the book restore the pedigree?

Mine shutdowns in 2015 will alter traffic flow at the Port of Duluth-Superior, but the Port Authority sees growth options.

Here's who should benefit from that tantalizing budget surplus.

Fresh ways to engage and retain the 21st-century board member.

Has weather scotched your business golf outing? Challenge your clients in a different landscape.

The best opportunities for networking.

A new national ranking casts an ominous shadow on the much-touted good life in Minnesota.

Erik Brust was 19 years old when he and his cousin Jonathon dreamed up the idea of ice cream novelties in novel flavors. But when Jonathon died of a drug overdose, his partnership collapsed. Four

Erik Brust was 19 years old when he and his cousin Jonathon dreamed up the idea of ice cream novelties in novel flavors. But when Jonathon died of a drug overdose, his partnership collapsed. Four

How does an independent pharmacy battle the giant chains?

If you’re starting a business or expanding your company, franchising is an appealing option. But it’s not for everybody.

A proxy battle is about to reach the endgame.

Three kids from St. Olaf are shaking up the ice cream industry.

Thinking differently about networking can make it an asset rather than a chore.

One office supply merger is not happening in a big box near you.

Banks want to lend money to customers with strong financials, but many businesses are taking a cautious approach to acquiring debt.

Last year's tight material supply has subsided and a shortage of labor is a bigger concern.

The guy on the billboards is one of the most visible attorneys in the Twin Cities.

Erik Brust was 19 years old when he and his cousin Jonathon dreamed up the idea of ice cream novelties in novel flavors. But when Jonathon died of a drug overdose, his partnership collapsed. Four

Erik Brust was 19 years old when he and his cousin Jonathon dreamed up the idea of ice cream novelties in novel flavors. But when Jonathon died of a drug overdose, his partnership collapsed. Four

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