Business and Management

Five Minnesota Carlson students talk in a classroom about a project for Little Tikes.

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Minnesota Carlson students help Little Tikes reach new generation

University of Minnesota business students applied what they learned in the classroom to help Little Tikes reach Millennial and Generation Z parents.

A child receives dental care from a dentist.

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Minnesota Carlson students create strategy to grow dental access

Minnesota Carlson students partnered with the nonprofit Ready, Set, Smile to expand pediatric dental care access in the Twin Cities.

Students talk to David Bearman in a classroom.

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Minnesota Carlson students build growth roadmap for cancer nonprofit

Business students partner with Cleaning Up for Cancer to help the nonprofit grow its reach and expand its offerings.

Professors Colleen Flaherty Manchester and Myles Shaver stand in a large library study room.

Research Brief

Twin Cities headquarters economy excels in talent retention, but faces headwinds

Myles Shaver and Colleen Flaherty Manchester of Minnesota Carlson have revisited Shaver’s 2015 research on the Twin Cities' success at building a talented workforce, with startling new conclusions.

University of Minnesota Professor Jian-Ping Wang

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University of Minnesota surpasses 300-startup milestone

University innovations driving real‑world solutions to global challenges in health, sustainability and agriculture

Arm of a person speaking in a business environment with blurred listeners in the background.

Research Brief

New study debunks belief that introverts are better listeners

Minnesota Carlson research suggests shifting away from personality-based assumptions to develop listening skills.

A man's hands operate a calculator in front of a laptop computer with tax-related graphics

Talking with University of Minnesota

Talking new tax rules with University of Minnesota

Tax season once again is upon us. David Horn, the director of the Master of Business Taxation Program at Minnesota Carlson, answers questions for Minnesotans about legislative changes and new deductions.

Image of Peter Hilger holding a University of Minnesota hard hat.

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Talking construction industry trends with University of Minnesota

Construction makes up one in every 20 jobs in Minnesota. Peter Hilger, who leads the construction management program in the College of Continuing and Professional Studies, answers questions about how the construction industry is changing and how the University of Minnesota is helping meet workforce needs.