The Bloomberg-Star Tribune 100 index of Minnesota-based public companies closed at a record 219.27 on Friday, up 0.1 percent. The index has now been over the 200-point mark for 40 days.Gainers
NameLast price1-day
% chg.
Uroplasty Inc.$2.774.9%
Mosaic Co.63.223.8
Best Buy Co. Inc.15.782.9
Insignia Systems Inc.2.21 2.8
Arctic Cat Inc.38.322.7
Entegris Inc.9.94 2.5
St Jude Medical Inc.40.882.4
Cardiovascular Sys Inc. 14.80 2.4
Techne Corp.71.121.8
Polaris Industries Inc.93.231.6
Losers
Select Comfort$23.16-17.9
HMN Financial Inc.5.31 -13.0
Hutchinson Tech.2.64-11.1
Source: Bloomberg News, Star Tribune
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