Minnesota stocks tumble, too

May 7, 2010 at 2:15AM

MINNESOTA STOCKS TUMBLE, TOO

After Thursday's market freefall, 89 of the Star Tribune 100 companies finished down while 11 were gainers. Both the Dow Jones industrial average and the Standard & Poor's 500 dropped 3.2 percent. The Bloomberg Star Tribune 100 index lost 2.5 percent. Here's a selected list.

LOSERS

NamePX lastchg pct 1d

Supervalu Inc.13.99-6.7

Patterson Cos. Inc.29.53-5.2

Ameriprise Financial Inc.43.68-4.0

Fastenal Co.51.35-3.7

U.S. Bancorp25.48-3.6

Best Buy Co. Inc.41.51-3.2

Xcel Energy Inc.21.11-2.9

3M Co.84.24-2.7

Medtronic Inc.41.86-2.7

C.H. Robinson Worldwide Inc.59.16-2.6

UnitedHealth Group Inc.29.24-2.5

St Jude Medical Inc.37.75-2.3

General Mills Inc.70.91-2.3

Ecolab Inc.47.5-2.2

Target Corp.55.02-1.9

Hormel Foods Corp.40.23-1.3

The Mosaic Co.47.66-1.3

GAINERS

Famous Dave's of America8.770.2

Imation Corp.10.460.9

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