If you think about your relationship to computing devices and the internet during the past two years, it’s likely that you can think of at least a dozen ways you
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Chicago-based Seyfarth Shaw, one of the country’s largest law firms, suddenly found itself under attack in October 2020. Hackers had breached the firm’s IT system, then held it for ransom.
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This issue of TCB focuses on a topic near and dear to my heart: women in leadership. I know some amazing women. They run businesses, own companies, love on their families. As I’ve
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Startups tend to draw the spotlight when they hit a major inflection point: launching a product, completing an investment round, going public. The real story happens in between: long hours,
The 19-bed rural hospital in Starbuck, Minnesota, where Dr. Rahul Koranne got his start as a physician is no more. Back in 2005, financial pressures forced the small facility to
With companies rethinking both how and where they work, being a commercial real estate broker today means playing the role of therapist as much as leasing expert. Experienced agents Brian
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At a time when raising venture capital has become a badge of honor for many startups, Alyssa and Paul Boswell went old school, relatively speaking. They needed $40,000 to launch
Target, Ulta, Caribou Coffee, and Paper Source are just a few of the brands that enlist Minneapolis-based June Co. to develop and design new product lines and private-label brands. Co-founder
To: Volodymyr Zelenskyy President Kiev, Ukraine Dear President Zelenskyy: You were the star in the political satire program Servant of the People, highly popular in both Ukraine and Russia. The
Omar Lopez-Sanchez’s passion started with Legos. Growing up, he loved building things, and as he grew older, he knew he wanted to be an engineer. But even with a hefty
A tale of two restaurants One-tenth of a mile and a three-minute walk in downtown St. Paul tells the story of the Restaurant Revitalization Fund (RRF), a program set up
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