Cover Story
Grand Opportunities Pending
Based on spending history at other national political conventions, visitors to the Twin Cities for the convention will likely spend $64.6 million here.
The Nicest Guy in Baseball
Twin President Dave St. Peter explains how vital the new ballpark is to the organization and the fans.
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Their Own Private Power Line
By building their own power lines, Outland Renewable Energy will avoid the long queues of public lines.
For Sick Kids, an Open Door
Priority Pediatrics lets children see doctors after hours and on the weekends—and helps its parent practice compete against big players.
The Medium is the Massage
Tactile Systems Technologies' received millions in funding and plan to expand Flexitouch System, a treatment for lymphedema.
Homes
Food and Dining
Slow Food from North Africa
At his converted wooden duplex on Grand Avenue in St. Paul, Hadj-Moussa has made it a not-on-the-menu special entrée that his regulars know to ask for.
Golf
Economic Development
Uphill Stretch: Minnesota's Transportation Challenges
The 2008 Legislature has made transportation a marquee issue, and local business leaders appear concerned that investments are needed to keep Minnesota competitive.
The Connector
Meet the man who helped St. Paul land the Republican National Convention.
Paying for the Party
The non-partisan host committee for the RNC is 100 local political and business leaders responsible for raising an additional $60 million.
Corporate Events: Mostly No Hard Sells
Some businesses are finding ways to highlight their brands and products at the GOP convention.
Marketing and Public Relations
Consummate Communications
The 2008 Bronze Quill winners from Minnesota's chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators.
Health Care
Technology
Structural Defects
Companies have a common tendency to design their Web sites to reflect the company structure instead of the user’s needs.
Great Finds
How to Recover from a Burglary, Pack for a Hospital Stay, Report Your Lost Passport
What happens now? It’s what anyone facing a crisis or its aftermath asks and Susan Evans has the answer.
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