Big data and pro sports are now one, and a Minneapolis company controls much of the supply.

Honoring five of Minnesota's most valued board members.

Key Minnesota CEOs reveal their strategies for growing their companies in challe

The man who brought you Second Wind Exercise keeps peddling, even as he departs the successful business.

Minnesota innovation continues to triumph, despite the elements—natural and man-made.

Despite dire predictions, businesses continue to step up and provide health benefits to workers.

Avoiding a discussion of family disagreements simply magnifies problems.

To: The Honorable Denise Merrill President National Association of Secretaries of State Washington, D.C.

Change starts in our hearts, heads and homes. Here are resources to start making change.

A slideshow of images taken during the Twin Cities Business 2016 C-Suite Strategies Forum at the Loews Minneapolis Hotel in September 2016.

Although John Colasanti’s 48-person Minneapolis agency Solve may be a David within the advertising industry, he believes his firm has the chops to win clients against any of the industry’s Goliaths. “Is a 300-person agency

A slideshow of images taken during TCB's 2016 Outstanding Directors Awards, held at the Hyatt Regency Minneapolis in October 2016.

Although John Colasanti’s 48-person Minneapolis agency Solve may be a David within the advertising industry, he believes his firm has the chops to win clients against any of the industry’s Goliaths. “Is a 300-person agency

The Minnesota chapter of the Commercial Real Estate Development Association recognizes this year’s top projects.

Businesses already are using AI to reach customers. The work is about algorithms, not automatons.

More than 2,000 rooms are coming online in the next few years as the neighborhood surges in population and remains a hotbed for business.

The small Minneapolis firm was named the 2016 Small Agency of the Year.

How to get what you’re worth in job negotiations.

The best opportunities for networking this month.

Introduce your out-of-town clients to these vibrant ethnic eateries, where the neighborhood is an essential part of the experience.

In times of uncertainty, wealth managers preach long-term discipline in the stock market.

Two Minnesotans are jumping on the "tiny house" trend by offering plots of serene land in Ogilvie.

The top tickets and art picks for October.

900 Hennepin changes directions with the help of Minneapolis taxpayers.

Few make it from the C-suite to the seat of government.