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The Vikings are reportedly open to changes in their deal with Ramsey County, specifically regarding how the stadium would be operated. An unrelated media report examines the necessary cleanup-and its price tag-of the contaminated Arden Hills site.
The Star Tribune, citing "two people familiar with the case," said that the two parties settled last month for $45 million; Opus West had accused its parent company of siphoning tens of millions of dollars and causing its demise.
Joseph Anthony Graziola, III, a 36-year-old man from Glenmills, Pennsylvania, faced up to 20 years in prison for bilking $900,000 from Best Buy through his shipping company, American Same Day Service.
A regulatory filing indicates that a U.S. Bancorp executive sold 106,700 shares of common stock at an average price of $25.40 after having paid the option price of $21.93 per share.
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