Insight, humor, and creativity highlighted the inaugural Videotect last year. The video competition, sponsored by Architecture Minnesota, included digital zombies, a mockumentary, and lush cinematic reveries—all focused on the Twin
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It may not have the status of “industry,” but it’s more than a scene. How making posters became a business in the Twin Cities.
Jeno Paulucci passed away one day after he sold Bellisio Foods, but the company—and the values he instilled in it—will continue to grow.
Wayzata-based HomeVisor-which launched February 11-offers a service that helps home buyers and sellers to find Realtors best suited to their needs and preferences. HomeVisor takes 30 percent of the Realtor's
Well-known Twin Cities restaurateur Kieran Folliard-who recently refocused his efforts on making and selling Irish whiskey-has reportedly sued the world's largest brand of Irish whiskey, Jameson, over trademark rights to
In 2011, Life Time Fitness, Inc., hit $1 billion in annual revenue for the first time in its history. The fast-growing Chanhassen-based fitness club operator said Thursday that sales increased
It's been more than six months since 1,300 American Crystal Sugar Company workers were locked-out by the Moorhead-based agricultural cooperative after the two parties couldn't agree on a new labor
After a banner year in 2011, Minnetonka-based business-improvement consultancy Trissential is expanding its geographic presence and its practice areas. The firm said Wednesday that it plans to open an office
Sunshine Heart, Inc.,-a Sydney, Australia-based medical device firm with U.S. headquarters in Eden Prairie-announced Thursday that it has begun trading its stock on the Nasdaq Capital Market. Sunshine Heart's main
The White Earth Tribe in northwestern Minnesota has unveiled a proposal-MinnesotaWins-that would help fund a Vikings stadium. At a Thursday news conference at the state capitol, White Earth proposed to
Minneapolis is one of the nine cities where residents can most easily lead an "organic foodie lifestyle," according to food and lifestyle website Organic Authority. The city ranked sixth, following
Long Lake-based brewery Founding Fathers Products announced Tuesday that it has rolled out a new beer. Founding Fathers Light Beer is now available in restaurants, bars, and liquor stores in
Edina-based ReconRobotics, Inc., announced Wednesday that it has landed a $13.9 million contract with the U.S. Army. The order-which includes 1,100 Recon Scout XT micro-robot kits from the U.S. Army
St. Paul-based engineering and architecture firm TKDA announced Tuesday that it plans to acquire Duluth-based SJA Architects for an undisclosed sum. TKDA is among Minnesota's largest engineering firms as well
Proto Labs plans to offer 4.3 million shares of common stock at $13 to $15 each through an initial public offering, according to a Monday filing with the U.S. Securities
CHS, Inc., an Inver Grove Heights-based agricultural and energy co-op, announced Monday that it and a South Dakota-based company will together form a new entity that will manufacture and distribute
Many residents-including critics of a government safety net-are increasingly relying on government programs, which in turn is substantially growing government debt. New York Times reporter Binyamin Appelbaum traveled to Minnesota
Two new banking locations are set to open in the Twin Cities-one of them in Golden Valley and the other inside a Minneapolis hospital. Fargo, North Dakota-based State Bank &