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Twin Cities Business has been named America's best regional business magazine.
Four Twin Cities organizations show how a good time is done
37 Minnesota health care experts offer insights into repairing a broken system.
TCB's undercover job candidate, Jack Gordon, comes back—wounded, but still sardonic—from a month on the executive job-search Web sites.
A golden thread ties the menu together.
Stupid rationalizations for excessive compensation.
Introducing five of Minnesota's most accomplished and most admired business leaders of all time.
To: Maybe-Senator Norm Coleman, Maybe-Senator Al Franken
A distant dream just a handful of years ago, high-speed passenger rail lines appear much closer to being built, thanks to the Obama administration's financial support. But will enough travelers use a Twin Cities–Chicago route to make it feasible? Is 110 miles per hour really all that fast?
Honoring five lifetimes of achievement.
The printing business billionaire and Timberwovlves owner also holds 14,000 acres of farmland—and a sizeable investment in Rembrandt Enterprises, an egg production company that's grown 30 percent since its founding. What's the appeal of such a mature, low-margin business?
Could his seventh start-up, Kips Bay Medical, dramatically improve the results of coronary bypass surgery?
Good news for hogs—and for catering businesses.
A survey of event planners offers insight into the meeting industry's prospects.