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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Sep 28, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Twin Cities Business
- Top 5M sites
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- Aug 5, 2026
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Sahan Journal Founder Mukhtar Ibrahim Launches Somali American Media Company (opens the original)
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When Mukhtar Ibrahim left his role as CEO and publisher of Sahan Journal in October 2024, he didn’t imagine himself returning to journalism right away. Ibrahim—who founded the nonprofit news organization dedicated to covering Minnesota’s immigrants and communities of color in 2019—made the decision to step down to spend more time with family and advance his consulting career after obtaining his MBA from the Carlson School of Management. But bearing witness to a rise in anti-Somali media coverage
Arthur Ventures Just Keeps Growing (opens the original)
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When Arthur Ventures general partners Patrick Meenan and Ryan Kruizenga need to make a decision, good luck finding them in the office. The pair, who make up the investment committee for the firm’s funds, aren’t ones for formal presentations or hour-long meetings; they usually take a walk to separate the wheat from the chaff. (“A lot of ideas get killed in the Minneapolis skyways,” Meenan observes.) In their tasteful RBC Gateway office, the walls are studded with logos of the company’s biggest in
Minnesota’s Bowling Businesses Continue to Reinvent Themselves (opens the original)
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Decades after its heyday, bowling has remained popular in Minnesota, reflected in the 172 bowling centers scattered throughout the state. But while the sport and entertainment option has maintained its core identity—the distinctive rental shoes, the often-retro scoring system, the loud crash as the ball knocks down the pins—its economics have undergone a drastic transformation. Throughout the 1970s and ’80s, organized league bowling was the lifeblood of bowling alleys here and across the country
First Take: Christina Hennington, the Next CEO of Minnesota United (opens the original)
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A changing of the guards is underway for Minnesota United. At the end of the 2026 season, CEO Shari Ballard will retire from her role, and Christina Hennington will join the Loons as the club’s new CEO. Minnesota United made the announcement last month. Hennington comes to Minnesota United after more than two decades at Target, where she most recently served as the company’s chief strategy and growth officer. “Combined with her deep relationships across Minnesota’s corporate and civic communitie
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