Neal St. Anthony

St. Anthony: Twin Cities at center of hearing aid growth

Sun, 19, May 2013 18:49:12 CST

Plymouth-based Miracle-Ear, which says it sells America’s most popular hearing aid, is turning up the volume for its Italian parent, Amplifon.

The bottom 50: Minnesota's small-cap companies took a breather in 2012

Sat, 18, May 2013 21:19:29 CST

Three-plus years into the economic recovery, the explosive growth of Minnesota’s small-capitalization companies is waning.

Legal Aid fights to close the 'justice gap' for society's most vulnerable

Sat, 18, May 2013 15:47:21 CST

Mid-Minnesota Legal Assistance lawyers fight to close the “justice gap” for society’s most vulnerable.

Digi-Key sponsors robotics tourney to deepen talent pool

Sat, 18, May 2013 15:46:11 CST

Thief River Falls-based Digi-Key, a quiet giant with 2,600 employees and a global reach, was the sponsor of Saturday’s Minnesota State Robotics Competition at Williams Arena. Nearly 800 students from across Minnesota and their team robots battled (circuit board to circuit board) in a competition that included a few flying saucers.

St. Anthony: After 40 years, bike entrepreneur is still on a roll

Sun, 12, May 2013 19:25:54 CST

Quality Bicycle Products CEO Steve Flagg built his $300 million business one part at a time.

Minnesota dealmaking cooled in the 1st quarter after hot end to 2012

Tue, 7, May 2013 13:6:38 CST

Tax law changes and fiscal cliff worries pulled deals into late 2012. But bankers expect activity to pick up later this year.

Crowdsourcing generates valuable R&D

Sun, 5, May 2013 18:1:11 CST

The local creators of a nonprescription pad to stop nuisance bleeding are using social media to help bring their product to market.

Minnesota, national business competitions are embracing collaboration

Sun, 28, Apr 2013 10:8:7 CST

Blunt-talking Mpls. baker named Small Business Person of the Year

Sun, 21, Apr 2013 19:55:34 CST

Peter Kelsey started as a busboy at the old New French Cafe and now runs a Minneapolis bakery with 400 employees and customers ranging from Surdyk's to Target.

St. Paul recruits new business developments

Sat, 20, Apr 2013 14:3:43 CST

The St. Paul Port Authority and City of St. Paul, which is trying to fill the vacant Macy’s space downtown, also have recruited new business investments. A couple of the developments: