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Oct 1- Medical device maker Stryker Corp named Kevin Lobo as Chief Executive. Interim CEO Curt Hartman resigned and will stay on as an adviser to assure a smooth transition, the company said. Lobo, who joined Stryker in April 2011, was the president for its orthopedics unit.
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*Stryker names kevin a. lobo as president and chief executive officer.
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Oct 1- Medical device maker Stryker Corp on Monday named Kevin Lobo, head of its orthopedics unit, as president and chief executive following an eight-month search.
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The sluggish economy is prompting more Americans to put off medical tests, prescriptions and so-called elective procedures—like knee or hip replacements—and related health care companies are feeling the pain.
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Check out which companies are making headlines after the bell Wednesday:
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Check out which companies are making headlines after-the-bell Tuesday:
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After the housing bubble and the Internet bubble before that, you'd think we'd learn our lesson. But apparently not.
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Chief executives at some of the biggest U.S. biotech and pharmaceutical companies are at the annual JPMorgan health care conference in San Francisco. Here's what some of them told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Option bulls are looking for Stryker to leg higher.
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To get an idea of which S&P 500 index companies have high levels of insider ownership, CNBC’s analyst Giovanny Moreano compiled the numbers with data from Capital IQ and Thomson Reuters.
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Stephen MacMillan, Stryker Chairman & CEO, discusses whether the company is under pressure as the stock underperforms even more than the broader market.
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With shares down about 20% over the past 3 months, how should you trade Stryker?
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Options Action trader, Mike Khouw with an outlook on Stryker and whether it is set to surge.
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The "Mad Money" host shares a few interesting spec plays in the health care space.
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Why this particular group is hot right now and how Cramer recommends trading it.
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