NEW YORK – 3M Co. (MMM) Thursday said it would acquire filtration products maker CUNO Inc. (CUNO) for about $1.35 billion in a move to capitalize on the growing need for water purification globally.

Unlike water trickling down through one of its filters, earnings have defied gravity over the last four years at CUNO Inc. in Meriden. The maker of filters — for brewers, for oil companies, for ...

Adolph Coors Co. uses CUNO filters to brew beer. Exxon-Mobil uses them to remove sediments from oil. CUNO filters are in home pregnancy tests made by Johnson & Johnson. And the high-end refrigerators ...

ST. PAUL, Minn., and MERIDEN, Conn. - 3M and CUNO Inc. announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement for 3M's acquisition of CUNO in an all cash merger for $72 per share, valuing the ...

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- 3M said it's reached a deal to acquire Cuno Inc. in a deal carrying a total value of $1.35 billion. The Dow Industrials component is paying $72 a share in cash for Cuno's ...

today entered into an agreement for 3M's acquisition of CUNO for $72 dollars per share, valuing the transaction at approximately $1.35 billion. The transaction includes the assumption of $60 million ...

Cuno Foodservice is rebranding its product line under a new 3M Water Filtration name in a bid to emphasise its focus on water filtration and positioning as a member of the 3M family. The name change ...

3M Co., the maker of Scotch tape and Thinsulate fabrics, on Thursday said it agreed to buy Cuno Inc. for nearly $1.3 billion in a move that broadens its line of filtration equipment. Meriden, ...