New Jersey-based Honeywell International Inc. has reached a deal to buy Saia Burgess Controls for $130 million, the Star Tribune reports. The Swiss-based company makes programmable heating and cooling controls for commercial buildings.
Saia Burgess Controls will become part of Honeywell’s Environmental and Combustion Controls business, which is based in Golden Valley. The acquisition should be complete in January.
Click here, for the company news release.
Autumn Hallow died at her home last summer.
Can the Vikings finally beat Russell Wilson?
The suspect was last seen near the intersection of Garden Brook Drive Northeast and Strawberry Court Northeast.
Can the Timberwolves still land the 76ers star?
It'll be used to power the Towerside Innovation District near the U of M.
A search of the building did not find any suspicious items.
It's the city's 29th homicide this year.
Loons Landing officially signed the lease this week.
They're asking people to be on the lookout for the vehicle.
The man suddenly became unresponsive and died while in a holding cell.
The move comes as some Republicans explore proposals to limit abortion access.
That's according to a new study released Friday by the CDC.
Shareholders of Switzerland-based Tyco International have approved a breakup of the company. The deal will merge its flow-control unit with Minnesota-based Pentair, the Business Journal reports. The merged company will continue to be based in Golden Valley and publicly-traded under Pentair’s symbol in the U.S.
New Jersey-based Verisk Analytics has agreed to acquire Aspect Loss Prevention for $8 million. The Twin Cities-based software company helps companies prevent employee theft.
Oakdale-based independent broker-dealer Woodbury Financial Services has agreed to be purchased by New York-based insurance giant American International Group, Inc. (AIG). Woodbury Financial, a subsidiary of The Hartford Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc., will now become a part of AIG subsidiary Advisor Group.
Massachusetts-based Boston Scientific is buying medical startup BridgePoint Medical Inc., the Star Tribune reports. The small privately held firm has developed an innovative system to clear coronary arteries without bypass surgery. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Anytime Fitness Inc., based in Hastings, Minn., has agreed to buy Denver-based Waxing the City, a small chain of salons dedicated to waxing and hair removal services, the Business Journal reports. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
You Can Get BMTN Special Offers!
