A late rally Tuesday helped stocks bounce back from Monday's steep sell-off. Eighty-five of the Star Tribune 100 companies gained Tuesday as the Bloomberg-Star Tribune 100 index rose 5.4 percent, gaining back most of the loss from Monday's 7.2 percent plunge.
Company 1-day % change
in share price
Northern Oil and .39.8%
Gas Inc.
Caribou Coffee Co. Inc.19.0
Otter Tail Corp.14.7
Entegris Inc.13.2
Buffalo Wild Wings Inc.12.4
Arctic Cat Inc.12.0
Select Comfort Corp.11.6
Deluxe Corp.11.5
Uroplasty Inc.11.3
Granite City Food 10.9
& Brewery
Source: Bloomberg, Star Tribune research
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