Saturday January 5, 2013
Neal St. Anthony
Columnist, reporter | Business
Phone: 612-673-7144
Email: nstanthony@startribune.com
Neal St. Anthony has been a business columnist and reporter for the Star Tribune for more than 25 years. He also has worked in financial communications for two publicly held companies.
Recent content from Neal St. Anthony
St. Anthony: Wells Fargo wealth unit gains footing
Abbot Downing family office now targets clients with $50 million or more in assets.
Updated: November 11, 2012, - 05:46 PM
ESOP experts walk the talk
An accounting firm that specializes in employee stock ownership plans became one itself about 10 years ago.
Updated: November 10, 2012, - 05:28 PM
'Robotapalooza' coming to Westin Edina Galleria
Executive Director Andrew Borene reports that Thursday's "Robotics Alley" conference at the Westin Edina Galleria Hotel will attract 300+ attendees, more than double last year's crowd, to learn the latest about breakthroughs in automated technology, establishment of the Twin Cities as a regional robotics center of excellence and industry topics that range from whether military robots save lives to the entertaining-to-creepy world of robot-human interaction.
Updated: November 10, 2012, - 05:20 PM
Greater MSP hails progress in its first year
The regional development association aims to keep firms here and recruit others.
Updated: November 05, 2012, - 10:50 PM
St. Anthony: Low-profile insurer starts to shine
A Minnetonka-based insurer is slowly emerging as one of Minnesota's financial beacons.
Updated: November 04, 2012, - 09:36 PM
Manufacturing leaders
A Hennepin Technical College class aims to turn line workers into team leaders and supervisors with specialty skills training.
Updated: November 03, 2012, - 10:46 PM
Inside Track: New Macalester trustee has big job at Facebook
Rebecca Van Dyck, Facebook's head of consumer marketing and a Macalester College graduate, has been elected to the Mac board of trustees.
Updated: November 03, 2012, - 08:53 PM
Proto Labs insiders to sell $100 million of their stock
Insiders at the company plan to sell about $100 million of their stock to the public
Updated: November 01, 2012, - 05:19 PM
China's middle class growth offers shoe export opening
Well-heeled Chinese companies and consumers increasingly are stepping up to buy made-in-the-USA products. A Midwest shoemaker is ready to take advantage.
Updated: October 28, 2012, - 07:09 PM
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