On December 6, Twin Cities Business hosted an event at the Metropolitan Ballroom to reveal the 100 People to Know in 2022 and celebrate the 2021 Person of the Year,
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It took the better part of a year, but WCCO Radio finally has hired Dave Lee’s morning drive replacement. Lee retired at the end of April and Vineeta Sawkar’s hire
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How MDA Leadership helped Sleep Number identify and develop the leaders responsible for its record-breaking results. Minnesotans may remember 2010 as the year of local major stadium news—the opening of
Every fall the editors of TCB sit down around a table for several hours and shout names at each other. It’s usually polite, but now and then tempers flare. Why?
A couple of years ago, Chanhassen resident Katie Usem would have been astonished if you had told her that she’d one day launch a sauna business way up on the
Minneapolis-based Bizzy Coffee expects to get its products on a lot more shelves in the new year. The company is in the midst of raising nearly $7 million, which will
In her dozen years at General Mills, Lauren Pradhan rose through the ranks to senior marketing manager and then served as founding executive director of Minneapolis-based food and ag accelerator
Last winter, when retail districts were scrambling to lure restaurant patrons during the depths of the pandemic, they turned to igloos. The heated, plastic domes that appeared on sidewalks from
Not long after Beth Ford became CEO of the Land O’Lakes cooperative in 2018, she toured agriculture co-ops and farms across rural America. By early 2019, she was alarmed that
Five years ago, convincing Life Time to open its tennis courts to a regional pickleball tournament was no easy task. “We begged Life Time in Lakeville to use the tennis
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Although builders continue to report a strong interest and demand for new homes, November saw a 12 percent year-over-year decline in single-family home building in the Twin Cities metro area.
What do state Rep. Mary Franson, a conservative Republican from Alexandria, and Steve Grove, a former Google executive who is now DFL Gov. Tim Walz’s top economic official, have in
Minnesota was once a major center of computer technology, with companies like IBM, Control Data, and Cray leading the global development of supercomputers. Thanks to a new company launched on
Fresh off a $924 million initial public offering in June, Minneapolis-based health insurance company Bright Health Group is looking to grow its network of primary care clinics. On Monday, the
Eden Prairie-based cybersecurity company Arctic Wolf may soon join the growing list of publicly traded companies in Minnesota. A week ago, Reuters reported that the company has hired financial advisers