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Tech Digest: whats moving in the Midwest
Tech Digest: whats moving in the Midwest
Online Stock Market Trading By WTN News • 10/11/04
- GE Healthcare profits up 31 percent for quarter
- ConjuGon CEO to speak on both coasts
- UW center to make Canadian cancer drug
- Wisconsin DOA buys Seritis software for data management
- Schneider rolls its own employment Web site
GE Healthcare profits up 31 percent for quarter
GE Healthcares third-quarter profits are up 31 percent from the same quarter last year, the company has reported. The firms revenues climbed 43 percent to $3.3 billion from $2.3 billion in Q3 2003. Profits rose to $503 million from $383 million.
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Stock Investing Course Several projects over the quarter were credited for the increase, among them the $9.5 billion acquisition of the London-based healthcare firm Amersham in April and the launch of the LightSpeed VCT, a high-speed scanner that can capture images of the heart and coronary arteries in less than five heartbeats. Thanks to Amershams impact and a 41 percent growth in orders for positron emission tomography systems, total orders increased 42 percent to $3.4 billion.
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Stock Market Game Other projects credited for the increase included the development of the Vivid I miniaturized cardiovascular ultrasound system, called by GE a stethoscope of the future, the opening of Oklahomas all-digital Saint Francis Heart Hospital with GEs cardiac imaging and picture archiving software, and the development of a high-powered MRI scanner with the University of Illinois.
ConjuGon CEO to speak on both coasts
The medical research firm ConjuGon announced on Monday that CEO Christopher Price will speak at two venture-capital conferences later this month. Price will be a presenter at the Bio-Life-Tech Conference in Baltimore on October 13 and the BIO Emerging Company Investor Forum in San Francisco on October 14-15.
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Stock Investing Game ConjuGons technology is drawing a lot of interest on both coasts, as well as in the Midwest and globally, said Price. We are honored to be chosen to present at these conferences.
UW center to make Canadian cancer drug
[Corrected from an earlier version that named the Waisman Center as the developer and Protox as the manufacturer] Protox Therapeutics, of Vancouver, has announced plans to have the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Waisman Center, through its Clinical Biomanufacturing Facility, manufacture its potential treatment for prostate cancer, developed at Johns Hopkins University.
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Wisconsin DOA buys Seritis software for data management
Seritis Corporation, a Milwaukee software company, has won a contract to provide the states Department of Administration with its FlexChannel software for coordinating and viewing data.
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Stock Investing Basics This purchase helps build our technology sector and provides a product that will end up saving administrative costs while helping the state better manage the vast amounts of information it deals with on a daily basis, said Wisconsin Representative Jon Richards, a Democrat from Milwaukee.
Schneider rolls its own employment Web site
Schneider National, a Green Bay-based trucking and logistics firm, announced on Monday a new Web site dedicated solely to listing employment positions at the company for interested job-seekers.
Stock Investing Software The company has announced plans to hire more than 1,000 drivers and operators by the close of 2004. The Web site lists positions at all levels of the company from drivers to upper management and technology posts, as well as sorting them by office location.
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