The 82-year-old Minnesota company will combine with EisnerAmper, a larger business that can invest in its growth.
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A new trial will compare Sonex's device to traditional treatments for carpal tunnel syndrome. CEO Bob Paulson says it may pave the way for wider commercial adoption.
The semiconductor equipment maker is slated to change hands in a $380 million deal.
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