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Suffolk University Professor James Cataldo is an expert in Fair Value Accounting and can comment on issues pertaining to the financial crisis - LAKE JACKSON, Texas-- --As consumers' concerns rise with daily ...
Jack Welch: 1st quarter 2009 will be brutal
Reuters reports on "Neutron Jack" Welch, once of General Electric: "I now believe we are in for one hell of a deep downturn," Welch told the World Business Forum in New York on Sept.
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Coating Ventilator Tubes Reduces Pneumonia
A study funded by C. R. Bard Inc. found that coating ventilator tubes with silver reduces the risk of pneumonia by as much as 36%. Ventilator tubes commonly cause infections that lead to hospital-acquired ...
Second Day Of Powerful Advances Leaves Indexes With Mild Gains For Week
Stocks roared through a second session as the Treasury Department moved to sop up the mortgage industry's illiquid debt and the Federal Reserve stepped in to shore up the money market mutual fund sector.
Long-Term Investor: Boom Or Bust, Doctors Buy Their Supplies
Through boom and bust, people get sick and doctors need drugs and supplies to treat them.
San Diego--- Access Scientific Reunites Core Venetec Team
The core management team from Venetec International has reunited at Access Scientific, Inc.
Healthy outlook at laser company
When John Schulte took over as chief executive of Spectranetics Corp. in 2003, he had no shortage of challenges awaiting him - flat sales, dwindling cash and a company that had narrowly averted a battle with ...
JAMA Publishes Study Results On Efficacy Of The Bard Agento(R) I.C....
Main Category: Respiratory / Asthma Also Included In: Infectious Diseases / Bacteria / Viruses C. R. Bard, Inc.
Included is the StatLock line of devices marketed by Venetec International before its acquisition by Bard.
Silver Coating Fights Ventilator Related Pneumonia
Filed under: Anesthesiology , Critical Care , Medicine , Surgery Clinicians at the Washington University in St.
Washington University in St. Louis
Silver is the key to reducing pneumonia associated with breathing tubes
Aug. 19, 2008 -- People have long prized silver as a precious metal. Now, silver-coated endotracheal tubes are giving critically ill patients another reason to value the lustrous metal.
Stocks Taking A Stand Against A Weak Market
Given the market's recent weakness, it has become an increasingly difficult task to find stocks that are positioned to make a move higher.
Silver Is the Key to Reducing Pneumonia Associated with Breathing Tubes
People have long prized silver as a precious metal. Now, silver-coated endotracheal tubes are giving critically ill patients another reason to value the lustrous metal.
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KIKA Medical debuts Linda Beneze
Linda, a seasoned eClinical professional, was most recently VP, Sales, and Client Services at PHT.
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InvestSource, Inc.: Banneker, Inc. CEO Derrick Holmes Joins Forces...
RDATE:31072008 Stocks in the News: Banneker, Inc. , Dover Corporation , Southern Company , DuPont , C. R. Bard, Inc.
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Jolie E. Gordon Inducted into Cambridge Who's Who Executive,...
Ms. Gordon is a recipient of the Charles Russell II Bard Award for her excellent service, which she considers to be the highlight of her career.
C.R. Bard, Inc. Q2 2008 Earnings Call Transcript
CR Bard Inc Q2 FY08 Earnings Call July 23, 2008 05:00 PM ET Executives Timothy M. Ring - Chairman and CEO John Weiland - President and COO Todd C. Schermerhorn - Sr.
CME Group Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer to Ring ...
What: Craig Donohue, CME Group Chief Executive Officer, and Jamie Parisi, CME Group Chief Financial Officer, will preside over the closing bell to celebrate the CME Group's single listing of its Common Stock on ...
Long-Term Investor: Medical Gear Drives Bard's Healthy Profit
Hoteliers and retailers may struggle when the economy dampens, but many medical stocks tend to hold up in good times and bad.