GE Healthcare third-quarter profits up 17 percent
Profits for General Electric Co.'s GE Healthcare division rose 17 percent for the third quarter behind an 8 percent growth in total orders....
16 October, 2005
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Is Wisconsin friendly to entrepreneurs?
Wisconsin is 27th in the nation in its friendliness to small business and entrepreneurs, according to the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council, which released its 10th annual rankings last week. ...
16 October, 2005
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Modernizing the tax code can make Wisconsin tech businesses more competitive
Republicans and Democrats alike are working to warm Wisconsin's tax climate for innovative companies. Indeed, recent surveys indicate the business tax climate in Wisconsin is improving and may even be among the nation's top third. While a great deal of work remains to be done,...
16 October, 2005
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Tech leaders call for more creativity
At the Olympia Resort on Thursday, several dozen representatives of business, civic, academic and arts groups met Thursday to brainstorm strategies for making Wisconsin a creative, cool place, a place where industries want to locate and where college students want to work....
14 October, 2005
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New digs for UW AIDS researchers
A 20,000-square-foot lab has opened in the National Primate Research Center at UW-Madison for research on an AIDS vaccine....
14 October, 2005
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On track with the FDA — But what about your coverage and reimbursement strategy?
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval or authorization is critical to any new medical technology or treatment's success. But coverage and reimbursement issues can be just as determinative. ...
14 October, 2005
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Banquet will recognize tech, innovation grant awardees
The 53 Wisconsin companies that won more than a combined $42 million in Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) awards over the last two years will be recognized at an upcoming banquet in Madison....
14 October, 2005
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NimbleGen to be part of new cancer study
The National Cancer Institute has approved a grant that could provide up to $1.7 million for a research team that would involve Madison, Wis.-based NimbleGen Systems, Inc....
12 October, 2005
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Third Wave files patent suits against Digene, Chiron and Bayer
Third Wave Technologies Inc. has filed suit against three companies, seeking rulings regarding its right to sell two products, the company announced on Tuesday. The suits were filed in federal court in Madison, Wis. ...
12 October, 2005
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Whither Wisconsin manufacturing in the new global economy?
Can Wisconsin manufacturing, comprising half the state's economy, meet the challenges of global competition, a shrinking workforce and a Charlie Chaplin image? A new report details what's working and what's not, and what state leaders might want to do about it....
12 October, 2005
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