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Fallon's Long Road Back
If Fallon can hang onto its year-to-year contract with Chrysler, the Minneapolis-based ad agency's recovery would appear to be cemented.
The Speed of Sound
With Baby Boomers aging, demand for hearing aids is on the rise—but no one wants them. Minnesota hearing aid companies are trying to change that.
In On the Games
Three Minnesota businesswoman will head to Vancouver in February to compete for gold in the Winter Olympics.
Nuclear Powerhouse
A distant General Mills spinoff, Shoreview-based PaR Nuclear is manufacturing nuclear engery's resurgence in the United States.
The Next Wellhead
Climate change legislation could usher in a reprise of U.S. Energy Services' beginnings, when its founders carved out a niche created by natural gas deregulation.
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Red Roses, Black Pudding
What better than an intimate, curvy booth for two, rosy bordello lighting, succulent finger foods, and a little bit of morcilla?
Joe Stark Brings Nanotech to the Forest
A nontoxic nanotech wood preservative is the idea behind Joe Stark’s start-up company, Apinee.
The Bite is Right
Bite Tech has quickly grown from one to 50 employees, and it now has offices in Europe and Canada.
Good Beer, for the People
The founders of Fulton Beer are old friends hoping to turn their homebrewing hobby into a business.
Hot Topic Radio
Two print journalists make the jump to radio documentarians—but nonprofit status brings its own challenges.
Superstars
Champion Construction
The Minnesota chapter of the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties names the top commercial projects for 2009.
Green Business
Green and the Bottom Line
Not every sustainable business practice is beneficial for every business. How do business leaders pick the best green processes for their companies?
Sustainability Managers
New executive-level environmental jobs demonstrate the growing awareness of green business practices as the new normal.
Telecommunications & Wireless
Unified Communications
Bringing together IP telephony, instant messaging, voicemail, e-mail, faxes, and videoconferencing is saving businesses time and money.
Wireless in Health Care
Wireless devices have been adopted in a variety of industries. Here we see some of their latest uses in the medical field.
Minnesota's Broadband Future
The Minnesota Ultra High-Speed Broadband Task Force is recommending that high-speed Internet access be made available to every household and business in the state by 2015.
Law
Working It Out
Until the storm abates, a lot of under-capitalized companies will be looking for a turnaround lawyer.
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