Bayers Do It Best Hardware and Settergrens Ace Hardware compete in Linden Hills—a one-hardware-store kind of neighborhood.
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The Bachman's flagship has helped sprout a cluster of smaller, more specialized garden shops in South Minneapolis.
Bryn Mawr finally gets a real restaurant.
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Breweries are springing up all over Minnesota (11 of the 250 American breweries to open since 2011 are in the state), each offering a variety of unique brews, but they
Though the last few years have been tough on numerous marketing firms, they turned out to be a boom time for Bloomington-based Morsekode. And the agency has the video to
The cluttered racks, the Nice Ride stations, and the stylized bikes painted on city streets all attest to the well-publicized fact that the Twin Cities has become a focal point
We asked several local bankers what their small and midsized business clients should know about forming a better working relationship with them. How can businesses get the most out of
What employees don’t understand about their health plans and what to do about it.
The battle for Minnesotans' summer vacation dollars.
Price paid last July by a Bloomington man for a baseball signed by then-betrothed, now divorcing Kris Humphries and Kim Kardashian at Target Field. The Twins auctioned the ball on
Could human capital performance bonds be the future of social-services funding?
Spire Federal Credit Union’s annual meetings used to be run of the mill. Not anymore. For the past two years, Spire has given $25 in cash to each person who
Increased demand for locally grown produce is feeding a budding industry of growers attempting to nurture hobbies or family traditions into a viable revenue stream.
In 2009 Michael Jordan filed a $5 million lawsuit against Supervalu Inc. and its Chicago subsidiary Jewel-Osco Stores for publishing an image of his namesake basketball shoes in a special
Megan Tamte went from post-partum retail frustration to 30 stores in 11 states in less than a decade—one hot mom at a time.
Rail consultants RL Banks released a study this spring that found that a Twin Cities-to-Rochester high-speed rail line would pay for itself in economic benefits to Olmsted County and the
The case for mentors in leadership development.