At Jamf, one of Minnesota s newest public companies, the stock market has been a roller coaster May 22, 2021 8:45am Text size Copy shortlink:
Jamf Holding, one of two Minnesota companies to go public in an IPO last year, recently delivered another quarter of 35%-plus growth in recurring revenue. And executives expressed a sunny outlook for the rest of 2021.
The Minneapolis-based company helps large and small businesses manage the Apple computers, iPhones and other devices they provide to employees to get work done. For years, Windows PCs dominated the enterprise market.
But as the era of mobile gadgets began to take off with the original iPhone in 2008, Apple products have steadily made inroads in corporate settings. And in recent months, Apple has rolled out its first Mac computers built around an efficient microprocessor it designed, called M1, that has fueled a new surge in sales, including in business
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Mural honoring past and present St. James residents to be painted next month
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Starting in early May, work on a new mural in St. James, along the east side of the Eyecare Center of St. James, will start, with former St. James resident Laura Murvartian commissioning the project for artist Yehimi Cambron.
Cambron is a well-known artist in Atlanta, and the two recently were in St. James on April 10 and 11, taking portraits of St. James residents of all ages for the mural. The mural will be Cambron s first work outside of the Atlanta area. [The theme of the mural] is how the community s legacy and how [it] poured into us, and now we are their legacy, said Murvartian. There will be more prominent portraits from the people that were engaged with our lives and were there from 1976 to 1986. And then we want to feature similar individuals of today s community the people that are engaged in the community today.
St. James Chapter of the National Honor Society inducts 2021 class
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On Sunday afternoon inside the Armstrong Auditorium, a new batch of 13 St. James High School students were inducted into the St. James Chapter of the National Honor Society.
National Honor Society President Mya Hanson gave opening remarks.
Hanson highlighted the National Honor Society s community work, including volunteering at food and blood drives, the recent FFA banquet, becoming penpals with members at Brandt Ridge, and putting up posters during Black History Month. These students, along with many others, have done an outstanding job of representing St. James Public Schools and the community as they are expected to through the standards of National Honor Society, said Hanson.