The CEO of Xena Therapies discusses her change in strategy to avoid letting Covid-19 derail her rollout of cool therapy medical devices.
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TN Marketing will keep Bluprint's subscription crafting content alive in the deal, which gives the local video streaming company an audience of 3.5 million.
At the outset of the year, there was talk of two buzzy national fitness companies, New York-based SoulCycle and Los Angeles-based Barry’s Bootcamp, planning their first locations in the Minneapolis
More than 400 companies have decided to pause advertising on social media giant Facebook for the month of July as part of the burgeoning “Stop Hate for Profit” movement. Minneapolis-based
As urban hotels languish with locked doors or limp along with skeleton staffs and 10 percent occupancy, the region’s “up north” resorts are getting ready for a banner summer. Say
Bloomington-based JR Hospitality and Iowa-based Hawkeye Hotels broke ground on a new, double-branded hotel project in downtown Minneapolis in March. The project will have two hotel flags, Cambria and Fairfield
The Women’s Foundation of Minnesota (WFM) makes grants, invests in research, creates cross-sector partnerships, and advocates for policies that seek to advance the status of women and girls, particularly females
Minneapolis-based Jamf Holding Corp. has filed documents outlining an IPO for the maker of Apple device management software. Jamf had made a confidential filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange
Among the collateral damage from Covid-19 is a barrage of financial disputes between businesses, and many of those conflicts are headed for the courts. The fallout from business shutdowns is
One out of five restaurants in the U.S. will close permanently as a result of Covid-19, according to estimates by Business Insider. But there’s one key industry player that’s thriving:
July 7 Coffee & Closers Join Brandon Bornancin, founder and CEO of sales software company Seamless.AI, for a Q&A about his sales career and how he generated more than $100
Introverts have historically suffered in corporate America, particularly during the last decade. Super-schmoozers, with their endless connections and carefully honed “personal brands,” seem to always get first dibs on the
Civil unrest in the wake of the death of George Floyd left hundreds of small business owners facing extensive damage or destruction of their businesses. But some of the largest
The violence that followed George Floyd’s murder has mostly subsided in Minneapolis, so why do so many businesses remain boarded up? Turns out, owners who struggled to source ample plywood
Minnesota medical entrepreneurs can still raise money for treatments and technology completely unrelated to Covid-19. Roseville-based med tech startup Cryosa just wrapped up its Series A-2 financing round, raising $8.25
"The role I have has never had more purpose," said General Mills senior director of global inclusion James Momon during TCB Talks: Diversity & Inclusion event. From Covid-19 to the