Nexsan Corporation is expected to help Imation capture a larger share of small and medium-sized business customers and boost its growth among enterprises with widely distributed operations.
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No money changed hands in connection with the merger, and no layoffs are expected; the joint organization will operate under the HealthPartners name.
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