Patrick Kennedy

Reporter | Business, Research
Phone: 612-673-7926
Patrick Kennedy, reporter and researcher, produces the annual Star Tribune 100 ranking of Minnesota’s biggest companies; the CEO compensation package and the Nonprofit 100 as well as the Quarterly Deals and Quarterly Money Managers reports.

Recent content from Patrick Kennedy

Earnings up at Lakes Entertainment

The gaming company saw a earnings increase on an agreement to stop running a tribal casino.

Updated: August 10, 2011, - 09:13 AM

PeopleNet acquired by Trimble Navigation

PeopleNet Communications Corp., an onboard computing and carrier fleet communications provider based in Minnetonka, has been acquired by Sunnyvale, Calif. -based Trimble Navigation Ltd.

Updated: August 08, 2011, - 12:33 PM

ST100: 'Crisis of confidence'

Minnesota's Star Tribune 100 companies, regardless of industry, have lost billions in market value.

Updated: August 04, 2011, - 09:36 PM

Debt-ceiling debate floors stocks

Minnesota companies are among those whose share prices have gone south while Congress wrestles with the national debt.

Updated: July 28, 2011, - 10:01 PM

After a breather, deal activity appears ready to resume growth

The two-year revival in corporate mergers and capital markets took a breather in the second quarter.

Updated: July 24, 2011, - 09:15 PM

Minnesota companies beat the market

Minnesota's biggest companies are beating the major indexes, led by strong results from manufacturing.

Updated: July 05, 2011, - 08:12 AM

Top execs: How much and why?

Companies are now required to justify the pay packages they give CEOs. It makes for interesting reading.

Updated: June 22, 2011, - 10:35 AM

Disclosure rules, investors, economy held back CEO pay

While there are always exceptions, average total pay for Minnesota CEOs has been flat or falling for three years.

Updated: June 22, 2011, - 07:43 AM

Change of control equals big bucks

Shareholders' 'say-on-parachute' votes will shed more light on executive buyouts after mergers.

Updated: June 18, 2011, - 10:33 PM

IPO dreams grow more distant as investors want quick return

Few Minnesota companies have gone public in recent years, and still fewer have flourished afterward.

Updated: June 15, 2011, - 07:06 AM

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