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| Fortis Speeds Push Into Indian Hospitals India's Fortis Healthcare agreed to buy 10 hospitals for $187 million as part of a rapid expansion of its private hospital chain. online.wsj.com |
Swiss firm has big stake in Cary’s Smart Online Atlas Capital, a Geneva, Switzerland-based investment firm, reports holding a 39 percent state in Cary software maker Smart Online, according to U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission documents. feeds.bizjournals.com |
German Health-Care Fight Simmers German Chancellor Merkel's incoming government is already at odds over how to deal with Germany's health-care system, whose funding is coming under increasing strain. online.wsj.com |
LabCorp is Scheduled to Present at the Credit Suisse 18th Annual Healthcare Conference (Business Wire) BURLINGTON, N.C.----Laboratory Corporation of America® Holdings today announced that William B. Hayes, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, is scheduled to speak at the Credit Suisse 18th Annual Healthcare Conference in Phoenix AZ. us.rd.yahoo.com |
Do Pfizer's Layoffs Comply with New York Law? Derek Lowe submits: Pfizer's (PFE) rounds of layoffs after the Wyeth merger are continuing, and look to go on for some time. A reader in New York state sends along word that there's been some controversy over the cuts at the Pearl River site. New York law requires a company to give both the state (and employees) 90 days notice if it lays off more than a set number or percentage of its staff. Pfizer is definitely over both limits, but according to the local newspaper (the Times Herald-Record), employees were told that the law didn't apply to them. One Pearl River employee, whose identity was confirmed by the Times Herald-Record and who was granted anonymity, said company representatives told the laid-off employees the WARN law didn't apply to them. That source expressed concern that Pfizer was intentionally laying off small pockets of people to skirt WARN.Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |