Editor's Note by Jay Novak

Dale Kurschner

The Grays of Fairness

After talking with people about American Crystal Sugar Company's lockout, I felt a bit agitated at how both sides seemingly have good points, but are unable to settle—a perfect stalemate.

February 2012

Toasting the New Year

We have the solid foundation; now for some growth.

January 2012

Spending Wisely

How the beliefs of two leaders past are still relevant today.

December 2011

People Before Profits

And a salute to family businesses—and family time.

November 2011

What We Mean by “Pro-Business”

Oddly, the phrase still scares some like a bad Halloween experience.

October 2011

Enough with “Uncertainty”

Minnesota's strong economic undercurrent may surprise you.

September 2011

Will We Build It?

How might the Vikings stadium game play out? Study the quarterback.

August 2011

Wake Up and Smell the Ginseng

If we don't better support our early-stage companies, China soon might.

July 2011

Cultivating Hunger Relief

Social entrepreneurialism is hard at work as a coalition gears up to provide an additional 100 million meals to needy Minnesotans.

June 2011

Downtown Minneapolis

When competing with other cities for employers and employees, better retail's a must.

May 2011

Innovation, the Economy, and Government

Elected officials must learn to innovate as businesses do.

April 2011

What’s in Your Budget?

Like many of you, I don't have a clue where my taxes are going.

March 2011

Opportunities with Autism

Certain traits of those with autism spectrum disorder make them desirable employees for a growing number of businesses.

February 2011

Regional Economic Development

Can the Twin Cities soon join the list of metro areas benefiting from a regionalized business development and marketing approach?

January 2011

The $4.7 Billion Question

It may be best to let a tax credit die and repurpose its funding to help counter ethanol's accidentally adverse impact on our economy.

December 2010

Perspective

It's a privilege to serve as editor in chief for Twin Cities Business.

November 2010

Columns below this point are written by Jay Novak

Jay Novak was the editor and publisher of Twin Cities Business from 2001 through September 2010.

October 2010

Goodbye Again

Here I am, with just a tincture of embarrassment, saying goodbye yet again.

October 2010

Row

I’m retiring from publishing, and this is my way of both saying goodbye and assuring you that with regard to the quality of this magazine, anyone who has made anything of my departure has made too much of it.

September 2010

The Value of (Some) Awards

The stories of winners are always entertaining and inspiring; they are also reassuring.

August 2010

The Newest Hall of Famers

Profiles of Minnesota's Business Hall of Fame members since 1999

July 2010

Fallen Castles

When we create difficult situations, we have a variety of ways to handle them.

June 2010

Data, a Dinger, and a Prayer

The challenges of opening a restaurant, turning 60, and the passing of a friend.

May 2010

Sixteen and Two-Thirds Years

We are 200 months old this month—16 and 2/3 years—and we have plastered that fact at the top of the cover and devoted all of this issue’s feature-story space to a compendium of profiles highlighting the number 200.

April 2010

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