The last few weeks of Q3 were a whirlwind, but here we go with another Publisher’s Note giving a behind-the-scenes look at the local media business and the people who make it happen. This note is part ...

This summer, I witnessed a moment that perfectly captures what makes Twin Cities Business so special. Our team brought together five MVPs of Minnesota business for a photo shoot at Target Field for ...

On Sunday, I had the privilege of listening to some of my colleagues speak at Thalia Hall. They were there to introduce the program for an event that staff writer Micco Caporale originally organized ...

We have some sad news to report: Our longtime City & State colleague and friend, Jim Katocin, died over the weekend. Jim was vice president of advertising and the first employee at City & State. He ...

Let’s get one thing out of the way: I am obsessed with looking and feeling younger. Yes, people have wondered. Yes, some days I do look “suspiciously well-rested” for someone who owns a magazine, sits ...

I’ve struggled with what to say because there’s no perfect starting point. But silence doesn’t help. Fear is bad for business ...

A version of this column originally ran in the Providence Journal on April 6, 2004. I don’t know where Senator Bob Graham acquired his strong sense of propriety and proportion. His… ...

“I’m sure a good number of people found that scene to be amusing and saw Biden’s little doze as an apt illustration of the President’s difficulties in achieving his aims.” ...