In the world of business, do we aspire to be community-minded George Bailey in the 1946 movie classic It’s a Wonderful Life or do we admire the hard-charging Gordon Gekko
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Company dinners take two forms, broadly speaking: The business-casual blowout that needs the most room at the best price, and the backroom summit among executives and clients. This restaurant directory
If it’s true that a rising tide lifts all boats, then the coming of Gucci, Max Mara, and around 30 other retailers this year to Southdale Center seems to be
It’s a September day, and Jazz Hampton is just a little late to the former car repair shop in Northeast that’s now a coworking space for tech startups. It’s where
“If we look at the next six or seven years in the nonprofit sector in Minnesota, there will be a generational change in leadership across many organizations and across the
About 74 million employees in the United States have access to a company-provided employee assistance program (EAP). In Minnesota, as many as 2.4 million employees have the benefit of an
Experience and expertise are two qualities that are essential to effective board service. The five individuals who make up the 2025 class of TCB’s Outstanding Directors epitomize those qualities. It’s
Food as medicine—the idea that prioritizing nutrition can improve health and help prevent disease—has been around for a while, but it was Minneapolis-based Food for Health that digitized it and
This summer, I witnessed a moment that perfectly captures what makes Twin Cities Business so special. Our team brought together five MVPs of Minnesota business for a photo shoot at
Rural businesses need access to fast, reliable broadband as much as metro-area firms do. Based on 2024 data gathered by the state, some Greater Minnesota counties are actually outpacing the
To: Gov. Tim Walz 130 State Capitol 75 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. St. Paul, Minnesota 55155 Dear Gov. Walz: Two children dead, many more seriously injured, while
Minnesota’s manufacturing sector is facing many changes—rising costs, labor shortages, and regulatory shifts are testing the industry's resilience. Banks have a unique opportunity to be more than lenders; they can
Dean Phillips was a rather obscure DFL congressman from the west ’burbs before he decided to take on Joe Biden. A scion of two different distilling families, Ed. Phillips &
Money is tight for most companies today. When you consider tariffs, health care costs, and the rising cost of commodities, many businesses are under pressure just to stay afloat.
The inquiries have been pouring in since Matt “MJ” Johnson and several of his co-founders from GoKart Labs launched Minneapolis AI software engineering company Blank Metal this summer. It’s everyone
Graco, an industrial manufacturing company, announced in June that its headquarters would relocate from Minneapolis to company sites in the northwest metro over the next two years. It will result
On June 27, St. Louis Park-based Jefferson Capital (Nasdaq: JCAP) went public—the first Minnesota company to complete an initial public offering (IPO) in 2025. Could it presage a return to
They say attention spans are shorter, so let’s try two columns in one… Why Restaurants Close Restaurants close for two reasons: financial distress or a lease is up. A lot