Eighty-one companies in the Bloomberg Star Tribune 100 Index lost ground in Tuesday's markets sell-off. Shares of the 10 largest losers all dropped more than 5 percent.
Company 1-day % chg.
ValueVision Media Inc. -12.1
SurModics Inc. -10.1
Multiband Corp. -7.9
WSI Industries Inc. -7.5
Polaris Industries Inc. -7.0
Select Comfort Corp. -6.4
Northern Oil and Gas Inc. -5.5
Christopher & Banks Corp. -5.4
Life Time Fitness Inc. -5.2
Entegris Inc. -5.2
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