"The Last Picture Show" That Wasn't
PLR IP Holdings, which purchased Polaroid following the Petters Group scandal, is planning on reviving instant film.
March 2010
Found in the Clouds
SMBLive creates click-to-call and text messaging social hubs that make it easier for customers to get in touch.
March 2010
Getting the Message
Pear Tree Greetings is striving to compete with Shutterfly, Snapfish, Tiny Prints, and Kodak Gallery by offering cards and personal stationery at an affordable price.
March 2010
Signs of Brighter Days
Wireless Ronin, with its Infopoint technology, is looking to make big in the digital signage industry.
March 2010
Steaming Ahead
HRST (for Heat Recovery System Technology) was founded in 1998 and specializes in boiler and heat recovery technologies.
March 2010
Big Stink
Paul Flynn repurposed an old solution he created in the Navy to treat moldy washing machines—and it worked.
February 2010
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.
February 2010
Good Beer, for the People
The founders of Fulton Beer are old friends hoping to turn their homebrewing hobby into a business.
February 2010
Hot Topic Radio
Two print journalists make the jump to radio documentarians—but nonprofit status brings its own challenges.
February 2010
Joe Stark Brings Nanotech to the Forest
A nontoxic nanotech wood preservative is the idea behind Joe Stark’s start-up company, Apinee.
February 2010
Nuclear Powerhouse
A distant General Mills spinoff, Shoreview-based PaR Nuclear is manufacturing nuclear engery's resurgence in the United States.
February 2010
The Bite is Right
Bite Tech has quickly grown from one to 50 employees, and it now has offices in Europe and Canada.
February 2010
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.
February 2010
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.
February 2010
Chefs on Wheels
Two Twin Cities entrepreneurs recently set up businesses delivering everything needed to create healthy, locally grown, restaurant-quality meals to customers' homes.
January 2010
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