The Twin Cities sit on opposing shores of the mighty Mississippi River—Minneapolis is big brother to smaller and sleepier St.

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America’s first merger wave began in the 1890s and forged giants in steel, oil and railroads. A second preceded the crash of 1929. Executives assembled conglomerates in the 1960s; private-equity firms ...

One homeowner was unpleasantly surprised to find that their neighbor had haphazardly built a concrete wall extension between their properties. A Reddit user posted a photo of the wall to ...

Eaton has transitioned its business so that it is focused heavily on electricity. Along the way, the company has worked to favor higher-margin operations. A key long-term goal for this industrial ...

Discovering Broadway, a nonprofit that invites creative teams to develop musicals in central Indiana, will host workshop sessions for a stage adaptation of “A Beautiful Mind,” the Indianapolis-based ...

Our first in-house map was produced during World War I. By the Second World War, the White House was asking for them by name. National Geographic Society maps supply a backdrop for a meeting between ...

Employers across the country are taking disciplinary action against workers who mocked the assassination of Charlie Kirk, with many going as far as firing. At least eight companies and organizations ...

Most companies want to scale efficiently, but few truly understand the mechanics of how work gets done. That’s where business process mapping comes in. Business process mapping visually outlines how ...

Serena Williams sparked a heated debate after revealing she lost 31 pounds using a GLP-1 drug. While the tennis legend praised the medication for helping her reach her postpartum goals, actress ...