October 2010/FEATURES
Contents
Technology
What began as an engineering school senior project that no one—even professors—thought was possible, now stands to revolutionize the way unmanned aerial vehicles are used.
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Minnesota has a well-established ethanol industry, but is it ready for a change in how we make it?
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Communications
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Ready to start managing your reputation online? Start with some simple listening.
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Bottom Line
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A look at the key business provisions effective now.
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Although it’s more commonly the reverse, creditors can use bankruptcy to protect themselves from individuals and entities. Here’s how.
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When it comes to attracting businesses and jobs, corporate relocation firm Ecodev believes Minnesota can do better.
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Family Business
Sears Imported Autos has kept its roots alive for decades, proving that unparalleled customer service and a small-business mentality are the keys to unmatched sales and rapid growth.
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Leadership
CRAVE Minneapolis/St. Paul is using stylish guidebooks, networking parties, lifestyle events, social media and a whole lot more to help women create the connections they crave, and to herald the importance of women supporting women-owned businesses in the Twin Cities.
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Features
Albert Tharin was riding high until the stock market crashed and his world fell apart. And just when it seemed like he couldn’t get any lower, he wandered into the dingy old bar that changed everything.
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The BrandLab is sowing seeds in high schools that innovative business classes often forget.
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Intellectual Property
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Is it possible to patent the intangible? And if so, how can it be tested?
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After 5
Male or female, looking good shouldn’t have to be a full-time job.
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