9 suggestions from wealth managers for getting over your recession anxiety and thinking strategically about your financial plan.
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There are some common standards that can help you begin planning towards applying to business school and getting your MBA.
But for those who don’t have the money, time, or inclination to make the MBA commitment, there are many other useful alternatives to consider.
The time and money involved in getting an MBA at mid-career is substantial—but entirely possible. Here’s how some Minnesota business leaders did it.
Economic Development | An economy built on agriculture and energy has helped boost North Dakota’s economy during the recession.
Technology | Take a tour of the TechNO Expo, the Twin Cities Business virtual technology trade show.
Health Care | Four medical researchers at the University of Minnesota are leading initiatives that could dramatically improve our quality and quantity of life within a decade.
Human Resources | Tammy Maddrey thinks she has a new idea: an event club that’s as much human-resources management as meet-up venue for singles.
Human Resources | Merit raises—while they might be appreciated and motivating in other ways—have no significant impact on the “organization-based self-esteem” of younger workers.
Commercial Real Estate | Could the Gophers’ new football stadium help make Dinkytown an entertainment destination?
Commercial Real Estate | Can a building save energy and still be high quality? Steve Orfield thinks so, just be wary of LEED distinctions.
Commercial Real Estate | A new computer program is changing the way buildings are designed and built.
Commercial Real Estate | Designing today’s data centers requires the skill of a plate-spinner in capacity planning, knowledge of evolving, high-density server technology, and diplomacy.
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