Regional auto glass installation and collision repair firm ABRA has suffered a little in the recession—but not enough to shatter its expansion plans.
Post Type of: Article
News bits from around Minnesota.
Minnesota medical providers are leading the nation in the transition to electronic medical records.
Standard hourly fees for attorneys may be going away.
LEED-certified attorneys are assisting clients with their green building efforts.
Commit to a consistent, top-to-bottom talent management program, and you'll equip your enterprise with a steady succession of leaders.
It’s gotten harder and harder to sit down and enjoy a nice, juicy venison steak. Used to be you bought a license, threw on blaze orange, and tromped into the
Long before Tom Petters and Bernard Madoff, a Minneapolis entrepreneur hatched a monumental scheme that built a landmark- and landed him in prison.
Twice, my friend Lisa has tried to teach me to make risotto. The first time, I drank a glass of wine while watching her stir things into a pot. This
Twin Cities recession-era caterers offer low-cost meals, marketing savvy, and a green sensibility.
The U's new technology could cut the cost of product development in half.
With cloud computing, companies can cut both start-up and operating costs from technology budgets.
Kristina Halvorson's new book is an experiment in "crowd sourcing."
Kristina Halvorson's new book is an experiment in "crowd sourcing."
The Fargo-based firm restructures itself for greater efficiency- and has doubled in size, extending its geographic and professional reach.
Frog legs are, for me, like veal or endangered bluefin tuna. First, I harbor a weird affection for frogs that I suspect goes back to Sesame Street. Second, I’ve become
Bruce Hendry's latest adventure in distressed assets.
Videoconferencing provides a face-to-face meeting without the travel costs.