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Its legal troubles behind it and new management (and ownership) in place, supplement maker Airborne’s future is no longer up in the air.
Better hearing without a hearing aid? That’s what Envoy Medical’s implantable device promises. But it’s expensive, its battery needs replacing, and it’s not covered by insurance (though that may be changing). Still, the company’s investors—including Glen Taylor, Ken Dahlberg, and Kevin McHale—like what they see and hear.
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A little ice cream business with a taste for innovation.
He’s left his namesake law firm, saying it was consumed by the short-term, eat-what-you-kill thinking of litigators. He’s started a new firm, where he says billable hours won’t be the driver, and a holistic approach to clients and to compensation will rule. Funny thing is, that’s what he thought he was doing 14 years ago.
It’s hard to know, and for the Minneapolis Regional Chamber, creating uncertainty is the point.
Delusion, addiction, and a boycott only Cervantes could love.
IDK, but better communication might help Boomers and Millennials LOL at our differences.
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