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Last update: December 6, 2009 - 5:02 PM

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Mergers and acquisitions involving Minnesota companies that were announced in the past week.

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12/1 Thailand business I C P Fertilizer Co Ltd Plymouth-based Mosaic Co. sold its Thailand distribution business to help align its global distribution network with North American production assets 12/1 Organizational Concepts Seabury Group Seabury Group, a global advisory and International New York City investment management group, adds Minneapolis Organizational Concepts to expand its offerings 12/3 Arctic Cat Inc. General Electric Co. GE Capital Commercial Distribution Finance is Thief River Falls Fairfield, Conn. acquiring $200 million worth of dealer floorplan financing receivables 12/4 Transcend Communications/ Fastech Integrated Fastech acquires two information technology and Aserdiv Inc. Solutions telephony services vendors, including Minneapolis- Minneapolis/Philadelphia Philadelphia based Transcend Communications Inc.

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