Category: Philips Healthcare
Philips Healthcare posts a nearly double-digit profit increase despite a 4% sales decline.
Philips Healthcare (NYSE:PHG) grew its pre-tax profits by nearly 10% despite seeing its 1st-quarter sales slide 4%.
The Dutch medical device company's parent's overall profits slipped more than 11% on a slight sales decrease compared with the same period last year.
Healthcare technology giant Philips agrees to pay $4.5 million to the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission to settle a Polish bribery spat.
Technology giant Philips (NYSE:PHG) agreed to pay a $4.5 million settlement to the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission to settle an investigation into potential bribery at the company's Polish medical equipment sales division.
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Novadaq says its deal with wound care giant Kinetic Concepts Inc. for the Luna wound imaging device the companies co-developed has come to an amicable end.
Novadaq Technologies (TSE:NDQ) said it and wound care giant Kinetic Concepts agreed to an amicable end to the co-development deal they inked in 2011 for the Luna wound imaging device.
The software flaw that allowed a duo of cybersecurity researchers to bring down a Philips XPER hospital management system with 6 lines of code is still a problem in current XPER machines, Philips tells MassDevice.com.
Using fairly rudimentary hacking techniques, researchers have exposed vulnerabilities in a variety of medical devices, most recently in a Philips (NYSE:PHG) Xper hospital management system that buckled under the force of a mere 6 lines of code.
Global technology company Philips touts FDA clearance for its MicroDose SI mammography platform.
Technology giant Philips (NYSE:PHG) won FDA clearance for its MicroDose SI full-field mammography system, which the company hopes to leverage as a platform new mammogram imaging applications.
Royal Philips Electronics swung from loss to profit last year on strong demand for its largest business, Philips Healthcare.
Philips (NYSE:PHG) posted 2012 profits on a strong contribution from its healthcare business, its largest segment, sending share prices for the Dutch parent company up 1.7% today on Wall Street.
