Lee Schafer

Credit loss accounting is an important measure of bank health and was a telltale sign of how the pandemic affected the economy.

The debate over the outsized pay to executives is going nowhere. But the action at the low end of the wage spectrum is interesting.

Some well-off boomers are going to be turning over a big slug of wealth to some very lucky millennials.

There’s never been much enthusiasm among mainstream economic thinkers for having the government hold down apartment rents through rent controls, an i

In St. Paul, there are a lot of people who can’t afford the rent. Putting rules on landlords won’t solve that.

Bright Health went public last week in Minnesota’s biggest-ever IPO.

Bosses can learn a lot by wandering around the office.

The news that General Mills is cutting jobs after its stellar response to the pandemic, and the results that followed, shows that going back to where things were was never going to be easy.

An attention-grabbing article on the income taxes paid, or not paid, by some of America’s wealthiest people framed its analysis poorly.

The best workplaces will have people connecting all the time with each other across the organization chart.

The cost of work has gone up and pay is still catching up.

Keeping the conversation from spiraling into forever wars isn’t just up to the managers, though.

Loup Ventures of Minneapolis thinks one of its portfolio companies called Enjoy, about to go public, represents the next thing in retail.

Small changes in end-user buying lead to bigger swings in the operations of suppliers down the value chain.

The case for long supply chains remains intact, so long as they are flexible and adaptable.

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Wells Fargo & Co. shareholders are voting on a proposal to have the company conduct a racial-equity audit.

Workers have reported high levels of burnout.

Taylor’s efforts to keep the NBA team in Minneapolis should be successful.

Constellation Fund is built on the notion that relying on objective evidence is the way to direct money into the most promising programs.