Consumers have reportedly responded favorably to smaller versions of Dairy Queen Blizzards, which launched last month; the company's chief brand officer says that "consumers are willing to pay a little bit of a premium" for them, which has helped operators protect their margins.
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The first Minnesota Suppliers Showcase will kick off on May 24; it will convene small suppliers and sourcing departments with large corporate and government purchasers in the hopes that the two parties may form partnerships.
Lunds, which has long considered opening a grocery store in downtown Minneapolis, is now moving forward with plans for a 20,000-square-foot supermarket and a 5,639-square-foot liquor store, pending approval from the city.
Murray J. Harpole started the company in 1966 and became its first CEO; 20 years later, after 15 at the helm and another five on its board, Pentair's revenues totaled $1.2 billion and it employed more than 8,000.
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Starbucks’ experience offers tips for turning mistakes into learning opportunities.
Red Wing is using online video to convey “brand authenticity.”
In a new initiative from General Mills and Cargill, philanthropy is market building and vice versa.
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Carmichael Lynch found and tapped the “deep connection” that Subaru owners make with their cars
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The agency turns up the volume on being a Web 3.0 brand by hosting multichannel “Talkinars.”