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Intuitive Surgical has been a Wall Street favorite for years, rising over 4,000 percent since going public 13 years ago, with CNBC's Herb Greenberg.
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The president of the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists is urging caution on robotic hysterectomies.
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A close look at Intuitive Surgical after a statement on robotic surgery from ACOG president James T. Breeden, MD, with CNBC's Herb Greenberg.
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*Chesapeake shares drop after SEC escalates investigation. *Groupon rallies after CEO exits. NEW YORK, March 1- U.S. stocks advanced modestly on Friday, leaving the S&P 500 with slight gains in a volatile week as strong economic data overshadowed growth concerns in China and Europe and let investors discount the impact of expected U.S. government spending cuts.
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*Chesapeake shares drop after SEC escalates investigation. *Groupon rallies after CEO exits. NEW YORK, March 1- U.S. stocks rose modestly on Friday as strong economic data outweighed growth concerns in China and Europe and let investors brush off worries about the impact of expected across-the-board U.S. goverment spending cuts.
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*Chesapeake shares off after SEC escalates investigation. *Groupon rallies after chief executive exits. NEW YORK, March 1- U.S. stocks edged higher on Friday as strong economic figures more than offset growth concerns out of China and Europe and as investors shrugged off expected across-the-board U.S. goverment spending cuts.
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The Fast Money traders debate whether Intuitive Surgical is a buy after a strong earnings beat; and Rocco Pendola, TheStreet.com, also discusses Apple's stock ahead of its earnings report Wednesday. CNBC's Gary Kaminsky, weighs in.
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Morgan Stanley has identified some 40 stocks that could be candidates for tender offers in the next 12 months using its new quantitative model.
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CNBC's Herb Greenberg shares a preview of Intuitive Surgical before it announces Q4 earnings after today's closing bell; and Chris Larsen, Piper Jaffray, offers insight on Verizon's Q4 earnings.
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U.S. stock futures were flat Tuesday, after major averages hit multi-year highs last Friday, as investors hesitated to jump in ahead of several major earnings reports.
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Jim Cramer’s right-hand researcher Nicole Urken takes a look at specialty retail and beyond.
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Most investors don't realize that some of Wall Street's most-hated stocks could provide some much-needed love for your portfolio in 2013, according to TheStreet.com.
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SUNNYVALE, Calif.-- Intuitive Surgical Inc. said Tuesday its net income jumped 50 percent in the third quarter on greater sales of its robotic surgery systems. The company said economic conditions in Europe and changes in prostate cancer treatment reduced da Vinci system use.
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