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Bite Tech's new mouth guard promotes more than protection.
Robert Pozen and a view of the financial crisis from Medtronic's board.
Solera's aphrodisiac.
. . . when those in power are wrong.
Happy New Year. Having survived 2009—and the so-called Decade From Hell—we can look forward to a happier and more prosperous 2010, can't we?
People who keep working in their golden years should be celebrated, not denigrated.
After a half decade when it seemed to lose its way, the iconic ad agency has reorganized and landed one of its biggest accounts ever. In its work for Chrysler, look for signs that a once TV-centric Fallon is taking alternate routes.
PaR Nuclear, a long-ago spinoff of General Mills, is fueling a global resurgence in nuclear energy.
Minnesota's hearing aid industry cluster is innovating fast—despite the fact that few people actually want to buy what it makes.
How do companies decide which green initiatives bring real value to customers, the business, and the environment?
Three local businesswomen will be at this year's Winter Olympics. They're competitors in both sport and work.
U.S. Energy Services became one of Minnesota's fastest-growing companies thanks largely to natural gas deregulation. Climate change legislation could fuel its next boom.
Two print journalists make the jump to radio—and get up close and personal with unnerving subject matter.
Trustee Doug Kelley is tasked with recovering funds for victims of Tom Petters' Ponzi scheme-and to do so, he has filed some 200 "clawback" lawsuits. In the process of tracking down assets, he's established a business machine that has generated more than $50 million in fees.
Two Twin Cities entrepreneurs have plans to change the definition of "convenience foods."