Charlie Broder returned my call on a Thursday in mid-September. He prefaced our conversation by acknowledging that it felt like a weird time to talk about being a 2021 Minnesota
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Employees took a hard look at their work lives during the pandemic, and many of them concluded they want to change their profession, their employer, or their daily existence of
Successful businesses are eminently salable at a multiple of revenue or profits; restaurants are a notable exception. Most go up for sale when an owner or founding chef departs. Unproven
Liz Giorgi is in the content creation business, but raising more than $15 million for her Minneapolis-based photo/video company Soona has given her new perspective on effectively sharing her own
Rarely have guys from New York cared so much about downtown Minneapolis. For a few months this summer, New York City-based interests were fighting for control of the long-running redevelopment
Let’s be frank: No one understands what’s happening in the labor markets right now. It’s unnerving to hear experts and pseudo-experts on CNBC and elsewhere projecting authority while uttering disconnected
Target CEO Brian Cornell and his wife Martha made a $10 million donation to Florida’s Sarasota Memorial Health Care System to support a new state-off-the-art treatment facility for those struggling
Fast-growing Sezzle, the fintech company founded in Minneapolis in 2017, is the second company Charlie Youakim has started. His first was in North Carolina in 2010. By and large, Youakim
When the pandemic hit, countless client meetings, trade shows, annual conferences, and other face-to-face business events were put on hold. Virtual technologies, including Zoom, Google Meet, Webex, and Microsoft Teams,
Not even a global pandemic could stop the flood of new beauty and wellness brands coming out of the Twin Cities. Below, we share four of those brands founded in
Minnesota, you inspire us. Every day, the staff of Twin Cities Business get to talk to people who see the white spaces and invent solutions that change the way we
Current Twin Cities Business editorial staff openings, October 2021: Associate Editor Level: Entry Type: Full time Twin Cities Business seeks an enthusiastic, efficient, problem-solving editor who is interested in developing
The Minnesota Chapter of NAIOP, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association, has selected 16 projects for special recognition. Announcements of these winning projects were made Sept. 22 during the 38th
Pandemic or not, investors are still betting on a wide variety of local startups. In the big picture, medtech and health care products remain a top category—which is no surprise,
Minnesotans don’t like to talk about anything involving finances—that’s just a little too personal, thank you. How about that weather? Geez. It could be worse. That modesty is why the
Creativity flourishes within the walls of a St. Paul creative design and marketing firm.
Kaskaid Event Group CEO Kam Talebi, whose portfolio of local restaurants and venues includes Crave, Brit’s Pub, and Muse Event Center, is moving beyond burgers and sushi for his latest
There’s no leaving work at the office—virtual or otherwise—when you’re running a family business. It’s in the blood of our 2021 Minnesota Family Business Award winners, who feel the pride—and