The battle for Minnesotans' summer vacation dollars.
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Hard times hit Birchbark Books, writer Louise Erdrich’s beloved Kenwood bookshop, when the Kenwood Café, its neighbor on the corner of 21st and Penn, shut down last January. The two
Could human capital performance bonds be the future of social-services funding?
June 4 Women Winning’s 30th Annual Luncheon Women Winning has always attracted influential Twin Cities women—its founding board of directors in 1982 included the likes of Sally Pillsbury, Sage Fuller
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
Think of it as a drinking game for grownups. As a holiday-season gift to friends and clients, Minneapolis marketing agency Zeus Jones put together a mobile app called Proof that
If you’ve been spending more time recharging your smartphone than your own internal batteries, heed the call of the wild and disconnect your mental USB cord. Load up your Denali
Once-prominent Twin Cities restaurateur Dean Vlahos listed $45,812 in assets and $11.8 million in liabilities in his bankruptcy filing; his association with convicted Ponzi schemer Tom Petters reportedly led to his current financial situation.
Target on Wednesday reported a boost in first-quarter sales and earnings, which has led the company to raise its full-year earnings outlook. The Minneapolis-based company reported earnings of $697 million,
Hurricane Grill & Wings announced Wednesday that it will open its first Minnesota location in October, and it intends to open 16 more throughout the state in the coming years.
Bloomington-based Pearson VUE announced Wednesday that it has acquired American Fork, Utah-based Certiport, Inc. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, although several media reports indicated that the purchase
Minnesota's unemployment rate fell 0.2 percent in April to a seasonally adjusted 5.6 percent, according to data released Thursday by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED). But
Eden Prairie-based medical-device maker Hemosphere, Inc., has been sold to Atlanta-based medical-device company CryoLife, Inc., for $17 million. CryoLife on Wednesday announced the completion of the deal, although Hemosphere could
Four Minneapolis eateries are among the 250 "most popular high-end restaurants" in the country, according to online reservation website Urbanspoon. For the list, the website considered more than 600,000 eateries
Medtronic, Inc., announced Wednesday that federal prosecutors have closed an investigation into the Fridley-based company's marketing practices surrounding its Infuse bone-graft product. An investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice