Trends | Twin Cities Business

With attendance shrinking, can the Minnesota Inventors Congress reinvent itself and stay relevant?

What does Downtown Minneapolis need to attract retailers?

Minnesota's growing craft brewer population hopes to change laws to allow them to sell beer on site.

Element Six founders Maikel van de Mortel and Björgvin Sævarsson are changing more than just the marketing scene.

Minnesota boasts a booming DIY community, but can they fuel more start-ups in the state?

Minnesota businesspeople have persevered and many local companies profited during the past couple years, despite the recession.

Local companies are finding a valuable talent pool in the Millennial generation.

What has happened to Minnesota's pension system, and what does the future hold?

Do corporate political gifts pay off?

Dave Durenberger generally operates from a politically moderate middle ground—one that is all but disappearing.

In his new book, It's a Jungle In There, Steve Schussler shares stories from his career creating themed restaurants.

Itizen, part of the collaborative consumption movement, helps tell the stories of objects.

"I listen to MPR, but I read MinnPost."

News bits from around Minnesota.

News bits from around Minnesota.

Jessie Hector puts a new spin on the flash-shopping trend with Peppermint Park.

With an influx in deal-of-the-day sites, how long can retailers survive the discounts?