State leaders are pushing to improve Minnesota's image with business executives nationwide. They want the state to be seen as the home of innovative companies, rather than a place with high taxes and low windchills. But marketing budgets aren't likely to get any bigger given the state's financial situation. Mark Reilly covers the issue in this week's edition of "The Business Journal." He says Minnesota spends just 1-point-8 million dollars a year to promote itself as a good place to do business... and the state is being outspent by some of its neighbors.