The Duluthian |
| January - February 2010 Local Ingenuity Northland Companies find exporting products can be bumpy, but fruitful, journey 
For one company, it was a matter of getting the recipe just right. Another business had to expand into new markets to grow sales, while a third pursued an international sales strategy from the start. Click Here (PDF) for the full article |
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Building A Business Plan Launching a Company is Not For the Faint of Heart-But Expert Resources Can Help It's one of the most daunting challenges around: starting your own business. For most people, the idea is little more than a fantasy to drift into when the boss gets a little too grumpy or the customers too demanding. 
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| Buying Local: Why Companies Do It Businesses Can Boost Employment, Uphold Quality- and Forge Stronger Customer Relationships Can cream cheese be compelling? Yes- when it's from Franklin Creamery, spread on Johnson's Bakery bagels. And when a Duluth Entertainment Convention Center convention crowd enjoys them while reading that their breakfast items were sourced locally. 
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