How Twin Cities in-house counsel are changing how they are perceived by colleagues and improving the bottom line.
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Nick Seeler was only three when he laced up first pair of skates and stumbled onto his family’s backyard rink in Eden Prairie. Thirteen years and roughly 1,800 hours of organized ice time later,
Bob Naegele cherishes his memories from the opening night in 2000 when he brought major-league hockey back to the state for the first time since the North Stars left for Dallas
Of the 505 executives from throughout Minnesota responding to a survey conducted by Twin Cities Business in late September, 40 percent said that they expect their companies’ revenues will increase
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Barry Rubin rewrites his business plan for his newer customers.
Harvey Mackay gets in touch with the social media age.
Microsoft’s gaming technology hands marketers a cool new tool to play with.
Design agency Ideas That Kick designed the Juil line—and sells them.
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts’ “Come As You Are” campaign.
Proto Labs’ Cool Idea program gives new products a leg up.
A former Cargill biotechnologist reportedly pleaded guilty to stealing proprietary information from the company and passing it back to competitors in China.
Hurricane Grill & Wings decided to expand into Minnesota and build new locations in three other states "after seeing unprecedented growth throughout the year."
Kenneth Hasse admitted to defrauding investors out of $8 million to finance his company, ConServe Corporation.
Kathryn Correia will succeed longtime HealthEast leader Tim Hanson, who will retire in January.
The state shed about 7,400 jobs in September, but Minnesota employers have added 27,700 jobs in the past year, and the unemployment rate dropped 0.3 percent.
Minneapolis ranked 13th out of 15 major U.S. cities in a new "small business vitality" list due to a sharp decline in market share among the city's independent retail shops and dining establishments.
At a free speaker series at the University of St. Thomas, executives from General Mills, Target, Best Buy, and 3M will discuss where real-world practices and academic theories meet.