Toronto-based Anson Funds Management, which announced its stake in the Minneapolis-based company last week, said it has not reached its potential since current CEO was named.
The small retailer wants to shed the expenses of being traded on the Nasdaq exchange because officials feel the company hasn’t been able to capitalize on being a publicly traded firm.
Small but fastest-growing business for Bloomington-based chip company is with quantum computing, which could be the next leap in the way computers work.