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The retailer said first-quarter profits were dragged down by soft sales in weather-sensitive categories, and it cut its full-year earnings outlook.
Whether it’s bank loans or equity financing you’re after, pay attention to the fundamentals.
Medical device manufacturer Medtronic has cut about 65 percent of the 2,000 positions it intends to eliminate and beat it’s fourth-quarter earnings expectations.
Healthland, which provides health care IT solutions for rural hospitals and their affiliated care facilities, has acquired American HealthTech, which serves post-acute facilities.
The two Minnesota firms plan to merge on November 1, boosting Abdo, Eick & Meyers’ employee base to roughly 100.
The value of Minnesota’s exports rose $246 million in 2012, an increase of 1.2 percent and enough to set another annual record; the state’s top export category was machinery.
Fifty-seven percent of area residents believe that the local and national economy will improve in the next two years.
The salon company reported a more modest decline in same-store sales, but its revenue and adjusted earnings fell short of analysts’ predictions.
Amid an insider-trading probe, federal prosecutors reportedly subpoenaed Cardiovascular Systems; there have been no allegations of wrongdoing.
A long, cold winter, as well as rate increases in several states, helped boost Xcel's first-quarter financial results.
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