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2026 Minnesota HR Thrive Awards
Celebrating Excellence in HR Leadership Honoring innovation, resilience, and the transformative impact of HR
In almost 40 years, Erpelding has grown from roughly 50 clients to 500 and $2 billion in assets.
Ever-disruptive AI allows entrepreneurs to bypass traditional tech hubs—and that could spell good news for Minnesota.
The Ecolab CEO, concerned about Minnesota's slow growth rate, offers prescriptions for developing new businesses.
Following a years-long battle, mediators helped the parties settle disputes to reach clarity on patient care delivery, Medical School funding, and the multiple roles of U of M physicians.
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CEO Christophe Beck is leveraging new technology to innovate for customers along the entire AI value chain—from chip manufacturing to data center operations.
Three years of change seem not to have stanched atrophy at the media business.
The cuts follow reviews by the Minnesota Department of Human Services, and providers have 60 days to appeal.
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The Emotional Math of an Exit
From quality of earnings reports to sleepless nights and employee conversations, a recent panel from Minneapolis law firm Maslon LLP unpacked what really happens when founders decide to sell—and why the prep work matters long before the first offer arrives.
AI is transforming operations, but the businesses that win will start with customer satisfaction.
Last month, the state approved funding for HCMC, and North Memorial Health announced merger plans with an out-of-state system. What’s behind the moves?
Twin Cities Business editor Adam Platt won awards for best feature single story and for best explanatory journalism. Art director Mike Novak won for best magazine cover.
Minnesota’s employment statistics in leisure and hospitality sharply diverged from the nation’s in early 2026.