The New Brighton-based Johnson Screens, which makes water-treatment equipment, is being sold for about $134 million to
German construction company Bilfinger, the Business Journal reports.
The water technology company founded in St. Paul in 1904 is currently owned by Switzerland-based Weatherford International.
Managers of the 1,200-employee company will remain with the company, a press release says.
The Timberwolves will play 37 games in 66 days to close out the season.
The organization believes the Timberwolves failed "to conduct a through and transparent search" before hiring Chris Finch.
The retailer has seen business boom since the pandemic started, particularly online.
The incident happened in Burnsville over the weekend.
The state launched a youth testing campaign on Wednesday as part of its effort to control the spread of COVID.
People will see "fortification" efforts and National Guard soldiers.
The participants appeared to know each other, police said.
A travel website praised the restaurants' burgers in a recently released list.
The 35-year-old Cornell firefighter is hospitalized in critical condition
The latest data from MDH has been released.
"The sheriff’s office is close to knowing exactly what occurred that night but needs your help," the sheriff's office said.
The suspect who was shot has also been identified.
Sandra Calkins pleaded guilty last spring to defrauding investors out of about $9 million. The 67-year-old was the owner of the Edina-based Princess Soft Toys. MPR reports the company closed in 2010 and the brand was bought by a Connecticut-based toymaker.
An East Coast company says dozens of luxurious paintings, jewels, rugs and guitars are just some of the items that will be offered. The possessions were seized by federal authorities after Bernie Madoff was convicted of his multibillion-dollar Ponzi scheme. The Star Tribune reports the auction is in a Bloomington Hilton ballroom on Sunday.
It appears a deal to sell the Minnesota Stars FC professional soccer team to a local owner is close. The general manager for the franchise tells the Business Journal in an email, "We are confident something is going to get done." NASL Commissioner David Downs told IMS on Monday, “We believe we are very close to a solution but we are still waiting to see how this plays out. I don’t expect it to be more than a week and it could be in a few days.
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