Two bankruptcies later, Polaroid is extending its licensing and focusing on acquisitions, all with an aim to become picture-perfect once again.
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Having thoroughly explored the development of pop art in America and England from the 1950s to ’70, the Walker Art Center is now going international. Destined to be the Walker
Can the long-troubled property attract the classy businesses they want?
The spirit of modern dance’s über-mother lives on in her stellar dance company, which has continued to build on Graham’s legacy for the past 24 years. The new Northrop Auditorium
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Don’t skimp on out-of-the-ordinary accommodations for extraordinary clients.
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In a world dominated by multiplexes, single-screen theaters have to differentiate to stay alive.
The primary currency of professional relationships is worth its weight in gold.
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A Minnesotan who built the organization that put America into space receives posthumous honors.
The former State Farm campus in Woodbury has long stood as a symbol of the challenges faced by real estate developers in the wake of the Great Recession. Insurer State
Revised budget puts price at $128.9 million.
The two firms have been working in the same office with many of the same clients for years.
Leonard brings medical device expertise.
Do you ever have enough money? The answer to that is probably negative.
What could public involvement for an urban, soccer-specific facility look like if local politicians' "no" doesn’t necessarily mean "no"?