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Business
How to get FIRE’d: Financially independent, retired early
There’s a whole movement behind FIRE, where followers live frugally and save dutifully in an effort to retire before age 65 and live comfortably then.
February 17, 2025
Business
A gap year inspired a Twin Cities marketing exec to start her own agency
After a 25-year career, Margaret Murphy started Bold Orange in 2017. It now has more than 150 employees and topped $30 million in revenue last year.
February 4, 2025
Business
Minneapolis-based agency donates 50% of profits to use ‘business as a force of good’
After the pandemic forced creative firm Latitude to refocus, CEO Krista Carroll said it has donated $8.5 million to international and domestic causes.
December 31, 2024
Business
A California road trip helped a Minneapolis design firm bring Lagunitas back to its roots
CEO and Chief Creative Officer Joe Cecere of Little & Company worked with the brewery to relaunch the West Coast brand, including its hallmark IPA.
November 21, 2024
Business
When death planning, don’t forget to account for your digital life
Unless you make plans for your digital afterlife — from photographs to cryptocurrency — accessing your online assets once you’re gone can become a time-consuming, expensive and frustrating task for family and friends.
November 11, 2024
Business
The self-proclaimed ‘Founding Mother of Minneapolis Advertising’ dishes blunt truths to industry
Sue Kruskopf might have sold her KC Truth agency to SixSpeed, but she’s still doling out hot takes via short videos posted online.
August 27, 2024
Business
Adulting means paperwork: What to keep and what to shred
From passports to loan documents to credit card bills and more, here’s how to manage important documents whether online or in real life.
August 5, 2024
Business
How a flamingo inspired a Minneapolis PR expert to rebrand her Lola Red agency
Alexis Walsko started the business in 2000 at age 22. She announced a rebrand at the end of April.
July 22, 2024
Business
When death planning, don’t forget to account for your digital life
Unless you make plans for your digital afterlife — from photographs to cryptocurrency — accessing your online assets once you’re gone can become a time-consuming, expensive and frustrating task for family and friends.
November 11, 2024
Business
The self-proclaimed ‘Founding Mother of Minneapolis Advertising’ dishes blunt truths to industry
Sue Kruskopf might have sold her KC Truth agency to SixSpeed, but she’s still doling out hot takes via short videos posted online.
August 27, 2024
Business
Adulting means paperwork: What to keep and what to shred
From passports to loan documents to credit card bills and more, here’s how to manage important documents whether online or in real life.
August 5, 2024
Business
How a flamingo inspired a Minneapolis PR expert to rebrand her Lola Red agency
Alexis Walsko started the business in 2000 at age 22. She announced a rebrand at the end of April.
July 22, 2024