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Artisanal sausage is having its moment in the Twin Cities.
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With CD sales softening, music production house Noiseland Industries found a surprising new revenue source.
Sophia wants to tap the teacher in everyone to make students learn better.
Women make up half the work force but less than one-fifth of its executives. What’s being done to
remove the glass ceiling once and for all.
The Twin Cities high-gear bicycle culture has helped inspire a booming number of home-grown frame builders. Are there enough customers to keep them rolling?
The thorny process of passing on a family business.
A report says that the state has the resources and the infrastructure to be at the leading edge of growth in the international advanced biofuels and biobased chemicals industries.
Graco plans to close its acquisition of Illinois Tool Works' finishing businesses next week, but regulators might require the company to sell some of the acquired units due to antitrust concerns.
The Minneapolis-based advertising agency received the national honor for the second year in a row.
Fiontrai II, an investment company that was started earlier this year by Brenton Hayden and Ryan Marvin of Renters Warehouse, bought the trademarks, website, and proprietary software of Webdigs, Inc., a publicly-held online real estate brokerage that has ceased operations.
Christopher & Banks attributes its disappointing fourth quarter to an increase in prices that it implemented late last year; it now plans to slash base prices by about 20 percent in an effort to recapture sales.