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Former IRS Agent Gets 2 Years, 9 Months

Roger Coombs pleaded guilty in August to one count of soliciting and agreeing to take a $9,700 bribe in exchange for reducing the tax bills of two Minnesota business owners.

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Cargill Spends $1.1B on International Expansion

The company has agreed to purchase a grain commodities business in Australia and has acquired a majority stake in an Indonesian firm that produces sorbitol-a sweetener found in food, cosmetic, and pharmaceutical products.

EnteroMedics Nets $27.6M From Public Offering

The medical device startup will use its proceeds to continue working to gain U.S. regulatory approval of its Maestro RC System, which uses electrical impulses to block the nerve that makes people overeat.

Regis to Remain Independent Public Co.

The hair-care company said that it's done exploring "strategic alternatives" and plans to continue with its existing business plan-although it will implement some new initiatives in an attempt to boost long-term shareholder value.

University Ave. Businesses Fight to Delay LRT

The University Avenue Business Association and the Asian Economic Development Association want a compensatory fund of at least $20 million to $30 million for businesses to be established before area construction begins on the Central Corridor light-rail line.

Petters Investor Petitions Supreme Court

Ritchie Capital Management says that it and other victims of Tom Petters' Ponzi scheme have been denied restitution by the courts. A local expert said that there are "sufficient mechanisms" in place for creditors to recover valid claims.
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