Stryker’s European Problem: How Hard Can This Be?

Stryker corporation is a big device player with orthopaedics, spine and neuro business to name three. Yet it’s European effort continues to result in falling share and disappointment. Recent management changes haven’t yet borne fruit, but the company is expecting better times ahead. While the medtech business can be a complicated affair, we suggest basic business principles still surely apply.

Cook Medical Opens New $19M U.S. Medical Device Manufacturing Plant

This is what targeted investment in a community looks like, as Cook Medical and its parent Cook Group adds a new manufacturing facility to Canton Illinois, having already built one two years ago… and a boutique hotel! Little wonder the company feels it has the moral high ground as it fights the Government’s new medtech tax plans.

CoreValve®: High Risk Patient Study Enrollment Complete, FDA Says Yes To Start Intermediate Risk Patient Study

Medtronic, Inc. is announcing twin milestones for its CoreValve® clinical program on the long road to U.S. approval. First, it completed enrollment in its study of high risk patients in its U.S. Pivotal Trial, and then FDA gave it the nod to start a global trial in intermediate patients.

St. Jude “Restructures” 300 Jobs Away, And Reshuffles Execs In Future-Proofing Move

St.Jude has taken the radical decision to shoe-horn its previous four divisions into two. These will be called the Implantable Electronic Systems Division (IESD), which will encompass CRM and Neuromodulation, and the Cardiovascular and Ablation Technologies Division (CATD), which will encompass Atrial Fibrillation and Cardiovascular. 300 job cuts and a host of efficiency savings are anticipated.

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