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Kassouf has greatly expanded its leadership team.

Editor's note: To commemorate Black History Month, the Business Journal is celebrating 200 Black leaders in the Twin Cities region. Editors of the Business Journal, helped by a team of well-connected community and business leaders, have chosen these individuals across business, government, advocacy, community work and other sectors who our readers need to know. We are revealing their names, along with information about these leaders, in a special print and online series published throughout the coming…

The University of California Davis has launched the Institute for Psychedelics and Neurotherapeutics with a goal of improving mental health through chemistry and science, and it will be led by the co-founder of a Boston-based biotech.

Debra Hurston is executive director of the Association for Black Economic Power. In this role, she is leading efforts to establish Minnesota's first Black-led community credit union in North Minneapolis.

Be careful of investments touted by celebrities and influencers.

Karen Karniol-Tambour has been named co-chief investment officer of investment management firm Bridgewater Associates, the first woman to hold the position at the world’s largest hedge fund.

“This marks another milestone in Karen’s incredible career — over the last 16 years she has become a trusted advisor to our clients, a role model for our best rising talent, and one of our most important leaders at the forefront of a new generation,” said Nir Bar Dea, the firm’s co-chief executive…

Access to the newly branded, 250-person-capacity lounge will be exclusive to Chase cardholders regardless where they're sitting in the arena.

Barings is teaming with nonprofit Common Wealth Charlotte on a pilot program to help low-income homeowners stay in their homes and build financial stability.

If the federal funds rate eclipses 5 percent, some small businesses could buckle under the pressure.

Editor's note: To commemorate Black History Month, the Business Journal is celebrating 200 Black leaders in the Twin Cities region. Editors of the Business Journal, helped by a team of well-connected community and business leaders, have chosen these individuals across business, government, advocacy, community work and other sectors who our readers need to know. We are revealing their names, along with information about these leaders, in a special print and online series published throughout the coming…