Supervalu's stock dropped dramatically on Tuesday after the company announced a significant loss for the second quarter.
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The five local companies were all among the top 90 on the list, which includes the 500 largest U.S. companies.
The court-appointed receiver collecting assets from the $190 million Ponzi scheme has asked a judge to approve an "interim distribution" of $2.25 million-which amounts of 1.58 cents on each dollar lost in the scheme.
At a hearing originally requested by Denny Hecker to substitute his lawyer, he was taken into custody after refusing to supply a sufficient answer regarding where his money comes from and why he hasn't paid for his public attorney.
The organizations, both focused on philanthropy, have partnered to share administrative costs and programming.
James Wehmhoff is the seventh and final co-defendant to be sentenced for crimes stemming from the discovery of Tom Petters' $3.65 billion fraud scheme and the only one who received no prison time.
Earnings and revenue both exceeded Wall Street expectations and the raised its full-year earnings and revenue outlook in light of the strong results.
The Maplewood-based manufacturer recently filed a complaint alleging that Gojo Industries is infringing on its foamable products patent.
The acquisition of Alpha Beta Enterprise Company, Ltd.'s tape-related assets will strengthen the Maplewood-based manufacturer's industrial adhesives and tapes division.
St. Jude will acquire all of the outstanding shares of AGA Medical for $20.80 per share in a half-cash, half-stock transaction that's expected to close by the end of the year.
The Eden Prairie-based company, which had another reorganization earlier this year, will now cut close to 30 employees and reorganize into three business units.
Gatlin Development Company plans to convert Brookdale Mall into a hybrid open-air shopping center called Shingle Creek Crossing, which will include a new Wal-Mart store.
One out of every 245 housing units in Minnesota received a foreclosure notice in the third quarter-placing the state in the middle of the pack nationally.
Pat Kiley filed a formal response on Thursday to a suit that was filed by the U.S. Security and Exchange Commission accusing him of having a role in a Ponzi scheme orchestrated by Trevor Cook.
The state's ranking climbed to 15th, up from 17th in 2009.
Ned Abdul, whose offices were reportedly raided earlier this year due to fraud allegations, is now being sued by an investor who claims Abdul and a local real estate agent bilked him of at least $1.5 million.