MGC Diagnostics Corp., St. Paul, announced that Jill Burchill will be interim chief financial officer effective on Monday. The company said Wesley Winnekins, who was CFO, is no longer an executive or an employee of the medical technology company.
Mergers and acquisitions
G&K and Cintas to close deal Tuesday
G&K Services Inc., Minnetonka, said it has received approval from U.S. and Canadian regulatory officials for its previously announced merger with Cincinnati-based Cintas Corp.
The company expects the $2.2 billion deal between the two laundry and uniform supply companies to close Tuesday.
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Nation
USDA puts brakes on land transfer for Arizona copper mine
The Biden administration is pulling back an environmental review that had cleared the way for a parcel of federal land held sacred by Apaches to be turned over for a massive copper mine in eastern Arizona.
Business
Stratasys says recent moves, including expanded Airbus deal, should put it back on track
The company, based in Eden Prairie and Israel, shows sequential quarterly improvement and anticipates trends will continue as it launches new initiatives in 2021.
Politics
Biden meets with Mexican president amid migration issues
President Joe Biden met virtually Monday with Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador — a chance for the pair to talk more fully about migration, confronting the coronavirus and cooperating on economic and national security issues.
Business
Bill Flies, tech pioneer and restorer of Old Frontenac, Minn., dies at 78
Bill Flies, a southern Minnesota farm boy who invented technology, started companies and helped restore a historic Minnesota village on the Mississippi River, died Feb.…
Business
Texas power company seeks bankruptcy protection after storm
The largest and oldest power cooperative in Texas is filing for bankruptcy protection, citing last month's winter storm that left millions without power, and it is unlikely to be the last utility to seek shelter in the courts.
