Business and Economic News

Big newspapers are booming: Washington Post to add 60 newsroom jobs
After a record-setting year, the Post newsroom will grow by more than 8 percent. Other papers, including The New York Times, have also seen subscriptions soar since Donald Trump's election.
When residents take ownership, a mobile home community thrives
A neighborhood in Fridley is proving that there's a potential solution to run-down mobile home parks: The residents banded together democratically and purchased their community.
Seeing problems on the horizon, counties seek delay in buffer law
Minnesota county officials want to delay the state's new buffer law. The law, set to take effect in November 2017, requires strips of permanent vegetation on edge of streams, lakes and some ditches.
10 ways to make a change at work in 2017
Labor market conditions point to 2017 being a great year to make a change at work, from asking for a raise to changing companies. Marketplace editor Chris Farrell joins a career coach and a business journalist to offer suggestions.
Winds tear loose Vikings stadium panels, again
This is the second time high winds have torn loose a section of the new stadium's siding.
For Trump presidency, old ethics laws meet new money-making methods
Federal ethics laws were written to cover 20th century wealth, such as stocks and bonds. But President-elect Donald Trump derives much of his fortune from his name. What now?
Mobile home park owners can spoil an affordable American dream
Water and sewage problems at an Idaho mobile home park illustrate how manufactured housing communities owned by outsiders are often kept in a state of disrepair.
Photos: A look at our favorites from 2016
Great photographs illuminate the people and places we see, and help us understand our world. They make us feel something. They help us remember.