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Lifeloc Technologies Names New CEO
PRWeb - Wed Jan 20, 2:19AM CST
Lifeloc Technologies (OTC:LCTC), a leading manufacturer and exporter of professional breath alcohol testers for use by Law Enforcement, Corrections, Schools and the Workplace, announced today that its Board of Directors has named Dr. Wayne Willkomm to the position of president and CEO of Lifeloc Technologies effective January 18, 2016. Dr. Willkomm has served as a director of Lifeloc since 2011. Current Lifeloc Technologies CEO Barry Knott, who has held the role of CEO since 2010, is stepping down for family reasons but will remain on the Lifeloc Technologies Board of Directors. In addition, Lifeloc Technologies president G. Ravishankar has resigned from all of his positions with the company effective December 31, 2015, to pursue other interests.
GTSO: New MMJ Regulations Spur Development of 'Cannabis Breathalyzer' and Other Tech Innovations
BusinessWire - Wed Jul 15, 4:00AM CDT
As U.S. states continue relaxing cannabis bans, new industry regulations are spurring on radical innovations that could both help and hinder the rapidly rising North American cannabis sector, says Green Technology Solutions, Inc. (OTCBB:GTSO) CEO Wallace W. Browne.
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Top 100 Global 'Best in Stock Markets' Medical Devices/Technology/Supplies Compamnies 2015
M2 - Wed Apr 15, 8:19AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/wxtwtv/global_best_in) has announced the addition of the "Global Best in Stock Markets Medical Devices/Technology/Supplies 100" report to their offering. This newly launched report identifies 100 Best in Stock Markets medical devices/technology/supplies companies globally and covers various aspects of these 100 companies including news, financial/non-financial information and stock market analysis. Medical devices sector constitutes a fast growing global market with innovative devices providing breakthroughs in earlier and better diagnoses and medical treatments that bring clinical benefits to patients at a cost savings to the healthcare system and the individual patients. The medical device industry might not be the perfect industry for a long-term investor - there are some issues on the horizon and new frictional costs that keep it from being sublime. But no industry is perfect, and if there was one, the market would just overbuy it and it'd become too expensive anyway. Medical devices are pretty close to perfect, despite the ongoing intellectual property wars between competitors, and a new medical device tax courtesy of the Affordable Healthcare Act. 2014 has turned out to be a pretty decent year for the world's 40 largest medical device companies. Only six of them have seen their stock prices decline, and the gainers on an average have seen stock prices increase about 27%. Some are doing even better, either because of unexpected sales growth or because they are acquisition targets. Report Highlights: - Global Best in Stock Markets 100 medical devices/technology/supplies companies - Integration of company news and industry news, as well as rankings and Stock market performances - Important M&A and alliances of Global Best in Stock Markets medical devices/technology/supplies companies with foreign companies - International presence of Global Best in Stock Markets medical devices/technology/supplies companies - Key R&D activities by Global Best in Stock Markets medical devices/technology/supplies companies Key Topics Covered: 1: Rankings of Global Best in Stock Markets Medical Devices/Technology/Supplies Companies 2: Stock Market Performance over 5 Years: Leading 25 Global Best in Stock Markets Medical Devices/Technology/Supplies Companies 3: Key News of Global Best in Stock Markets Medical Devices/Technology/Supplies Companies for Year 2014 4: Important Alliances of Global Best in Stock Markets Medical Devices/Technology/Supplies Companies with foreign companies 5: Research and Development Activities by Global Best in Stock Markets Medical Devices/Technology/Supplies Companies 6: International Presence of Global Best in Stock Markets Medical Devices/Technology/Supplies Companies 7: Mergers and Acquisitions of Global Best in Stock Markets Medical Devices/Technology/Supplies Companies Sample list of company names included in this industry report: - A&T Corporation (Japan) - Abaxis Inc. (United States) - Abiomed, Inc. (United States) - Advanced Oncotherapy PLC (United Kingdom) - Affymetrix, Inc. (United States) - Andon Health Company Limited (China) - Asahi Intecc Co., Ltd. (Japan) - Atcor Medical Holdings Ltd (Australia) - Atect Corp (Japan) - Beijing Bohui Innovation Tech (China) - Beijing Wandong Medical Equipment Co. Ltd. (China) - Biosino Bio-Technology & Science Incorporation (Hong Kong) - Blue Sail Medical Co Ltd (China) - Boule Diagnostics AB (Sweden) - Capitol Health Ltd (Australia) - Careplus Group Berhad (Malaysia) - Cellavision AB (Sweden) - Changsha Kaiyuan Instruments Co Ltd (China) - Compumedics Limited (Australia) - Cormedix (United States) - CVSL Inc (United States) - DongGuan Eontec Co, Ltd (China) - El.En SpA (Italy) - Guangdong Shirongzhaoye Co. Ltd. (China) - Lifeloc Technologies Inc. (United States) - Mani Incorporated (Japan) - Milestone Scientific Inc. (United States) - Netcare Limited (South Africa) - Tristel PLC (United Kingdom) - WaferGen Bio-systems, Inc. (United States) For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/wx...al_best_in
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Lifeloc Technologies to Distribute XCAT Detection System for Narcotics, Gunshot Residue and Explosives
PRWeb - Wed Apr 01, 3:03PM CDT
Lifeloc Technologies, a leading manufacturer of DOT approved Evidential and Preliminary Breath Alcohol Testers for Workplace and Law Enforcement is now distributing the XCAT, a portable all-in-one detection system for explosives, narcotics and gunshot residue. XCAT is a safer alternative to colorimetric tests since operators are not exposed to chemicals or broken glass.
Leading 100 Medical Devices Companies of USA/Canada 2015
M2 - Mon Mar 23, 10:12AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/9k2tjj/usacanada) has announced the addition of the "USA/Canada Medical Devices 100: An Industry Report" report to their offering. The United States is the largest medical device market in the world with a market size of around $110 billion, and it is expected to reach $133 billion by 2016 The U.S. market value represented about 38 percent of the global medical device market in 2012. The U.S. medical device companies are highly regarded globally for their innovations and high technology products. Canada's medical device market ranks as the ninth largest in the world. Canada has an estimated around $7 billion medical device market accounting for about 2 percent of the global market. The market is projected to increase at a CAGR of 4.0% to reach US$8.3bn by 2018. Around 80% of the market is supplied by imports, principally from the USA. With this special industry report, our endeavor is to provide the new investors with a complete resourceful research report for familiarizing with the present investment trends in USA/Canadian medical devices industry, which they would find beneficial to pursue for making business decisions in this sector. Report Highlights: - Leading 100 medical devices companies of USA/Canada - Integration of company news and industry news, as well as rankings and stock market performances - Important M&A and alliances with foreign companies - International presence of USA/Canadian medical devices companies - R&D activities in the industry Report Includes Companies Engaged in: - Manufacturing medical equipments/devices that have life span of more than one year and that can be used repeatedly on multiple patients or multiple medical tests can be done by using them - Manufacturing medical devices providing any medical activity and/or treatment - Manufacturing diagnostic devices - Manufacturing high-tech medical instruments - Manufacturing life-support medical devices Key Features: - Financial information compiled from reliable primary and secondary sources - Business news and transactions compiled from primary news sources, company websites, and press releases - Original news source links provided for each news for further reference - Senior colleagues who analyze news have years of experience Companies Mentioned (Partial List) - Harvard Bioscience, Inc. (United States) - Hasco Medical, Incorporation (United States) - Heartware International Inc (United States) - HEI Inc (United States) - Hill-Rom Holdings, Incorporation (United States) - Hologic, Inc. (United States) - IDEXX Laboratories Inc (United States) - Illumina, Inc. (United States) - Imris Incorporation (Canada) - Inogen Inc (United States) - Insulet Corporation (United States) - Integra LifeSciences Holdings Corporation (United States) - Invacare Corporation (United States) - IRIDEX Corporation (United States) - Lifeline Scientific, Inc (United States) - Lifeloc Technologies Inc (United States) - Medifocus Inc (Canada) For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/9k2tjj/usacanada
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Lifeloc Technologies Names New CEO
PRWeb - Wed Jan 20, 2:19AM CST
Lifeloc Technologies (OTC:LCTC), a leading manufacturer and exporter of professional breath alcohol testers for use by Law Enforcement, Corrections, Schools and the Workplace, announced today that its Board of Directors has named Dr. Wayne Willkomm to the position of president and CEO of Lifeloc Technologies effective January 18, 2016. Dr. Willkomm has served as a director of Lifeloc since 2011. Current Lifeloc Technologies CEO Barry Knott, who has held the role of CEO since 2010, is stepping down for family reasons but will remain on the Lifeloc Technologies Board of Directors. In addition, Lifeloc Technologies president G. Ravishankar has resigned from all of his positions with the company effective December 31, 2015, to pursue other interests.
GTSO: New MMJ Regulations Spur Development of 'Cannabis Breathalyzer' and Other Tech Innovations
BusinessWire - Wed Jul 15, 4:00AM CDT
As U.S. states continue relaxing cannabis bans, new industry regulations are spurring on radical innovations that could both help and hinder the rapidly rising North American cannabis sector, says Green Technology Solutions, Inc. (OTCBB:GTSO) CEO Wallace W. Browne.
INSY: 13.46 (-0.05)
Top 100 Global 'Best in Stock Markets' Medical Devices/Technology/Supplies Compamnies 2015
M2 - Wed Apr 15, 8:19AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/wxtwtv/global_best_in) has announced the addition of the "Global Best in Stock Markets Medical Devices/Technology/Supplies 100" report to their offering. This newly launched report identifies 100 Best in Stock Markets medical devices/technology/supplies companies globally and covers various aspects of these 100 companies including news, financial/non-financial information and stock market analysis. Medical devices sector constitutes a fast growing global market with innovative devices providing breakthroughs in earlier and better diagnoses and medical treatments that bring clinical benefits to patients at a cost savings to the healthcare system and the individual patients. The medical device industry might not be the perfect industry for a long-term investor - there are some issues on the horizon and new frictional costs that keep it from being sublime. But no industry is perfect, and if there was one, the market would just overbuy it and it'd become too expensive anyway. Medical devices are pretty close to perfect, despite the ongoing intellectual property wars between competitors, and a new medical device tax courtesy of the Affordable Healthcare Act. 2014 has turned out to be a pretty decent year for the world's 40 largest medical device companies. Only six of them have seen their stock prices decline, and the gainers on an average have seen stock prices increase about 27%. Some are doing even better, either because of unexpected sales growth or because they are acquisition targets. Report Highlights: - Global Best in Stock Markets 100 medical devices/technology/supplies companies - Integration of company news and industry news, as well as rankings and Stock market performances - Important M&A and alliances of Global Best in Stock Markets medical devices/technology/supplies companies with foreign companies - International presence of Global Best in Stock Markets medical devices/technology/supplies companies - Key R&D activities by Global Best in Stock Markets medical devices/technology/supplies companies Key Topics Covered: 1: Rankings of Global Best in Stock Markets Medical Devices/Technology/Supplies Companies 2: Stock Market Performance over 5 Years: Leading 25 Global Best in Stock Markets Medical Devices/Technology/Supplies Companies 3: Key News of Global Best in Stock Markets Medical Devices/Technology/Supplies Companies for Year 2014 4: Important Alliances of Global Best in Stock Markets Medical Devices/Technology/Supplies Companies with foreign companies 5: Research and Development Activities by Global Best in Stock Markets Medical Devices/Technology/Supplies Companies 6: International Presence of Global Best in Stock Markets Medical Devices/Technology/Supplies Companies 7: Mergers and Acquisitions of Global Best in Stock Markets Medical Devices/Technology/Supplies Companies Sample list of company names included in this industry report: - A&T Corporation (Japan) - Abaxis Inc. (United States) - Abiomed, Inc. (United States) - Advanced Oncotherapy PLC (United Kingdom) - Affymetrix, Inc. (United States) - Andon Health Company Limited (China) - Asahi Intecc Co., Ltd. (Japan) - Atcor Medical Holdings Ltd (Australia) - Atect Corp (Japan) - Beijing Bohui Innovation Tech (China) - Beijing Wandong Medical Equipment Co. Ltd. (China) - Biosino Bio-Technology & Science Incorporation (Hong Kong) - Blue Sail Medical Co Ltd (China) - Boule Diagnostics AB (Sweden) - Capitol Health Ltd (Australia) - Careplus Group Berhad (Malaysia) - Cellavision AB (Sweden) - Changsha Kaiyuan Instruments Co Ltd (China) - Compumedics Limited (Australia) - Cormedix (United States) - CVSL Inc (United States) - DongGuan Eontec Co, Ltd (China) - El.En SpA (Italy) - Guangdong Shirongzhaoye Co. Ltd. (China) - Lifeloc Technologies Inc. (United States) - Mani Incorporated (Japan) - Milestone Scientific Inc. (United States) - Netcare Limited (South Africa) - Tristel PLC (United Kingdom) - WaferGen Bio-systems, Inc. (United States) For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/wx...al_best_in
CVSL: 0.96 (+0.03), WGBS: 0.83 (-0.01), MLSS: 2.04 (+0.10), AFFX: 14.01 (+0.02), ABAX: 48.95 (+1.06)
Lifeloc Technologies to Distribute XCAT Detection System for Narcotics, Gunshot Residue and Explosives
PRWeb - Wed Apr 01, 3:03PM CDT
Lifeloc Technologies, a leading manufacturer of DOT approved Evidential and Preliminary Breath Alcohol Testers for Workplace and Law Enforcement is now distributing the XCAT, a portable all-in-one detection system for explosives, narcotics and gunshot residue. XCAT is a safer alternative to colorimetric tests since operators are not exposed to chemicals or broken glass.
Leading 100 Medical Devices Companies of USA/Canada 2015
M2 - Mon Mar 23, 10:12AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/9k2tjj/usacanada) has announced the addition of the "USA/Canada Medical Devices 100: An Industry Report" report to their offering. The United States is the largest medical device market in the world with a market size of around $110 billion, and it is expected to reach $133 billion by 2016 The U.S. market value represented about 38 percent of the global medical device market in 2012. The U.S. medical device companies are highly regarded globally for their innovations and high technology products. Canada's medical device market ranks as the ninth largest in the world. Canada has an estimated around $7 billion medical device market accounting for about 2 percent of the global market. The market is projected to increase at a CAGR of 4.0% to reach US$8.3bn by 2018. Around 80% of the market is supplied by imports, principally from the USA. With this special industry report, our endeavor is to provide the new investors with a complete resourceful research report for familiarizing with the present investment trends in USA/Canadian medical devices industry, which they would find beneficial to pursue for making business decisions in this sector. Report Highlights: - Leading 100 medical devices companies of USA/Canada - Integration of company news and industry news, as well as rankings and stock market performances - Important M&A and alliances with foreign companies - International presence of USA/Canadian medical devices companies - R&D activities in the industry Report Includes Companies Engaged in: - Manufacturing medical equipments/devices that have life span of more than one year and that can be used repeatedly on multiple patients or multiple medical tests can be done by using them - Manufacturing medical devices providing any medical activity and/or treatment - Manufacturing diagnostic devices - Manufacturing high-tech medical instruments - Manufacturing life-support medical devices Key Features: - Financial information compiled from reliable primary and secondary sources - Business news and transactions compiled from primary news sources, company websites, and press releases - Original news source links provided for each news for further reference - Senior colleagues who analyze news have years of experience Companies Mentioned (Partial List) - Harvard Bioscience, Inc. (United States) - Hasco Medical, Incorporation (United States) - Heartware International Inc (United States) - HEI Inc (United States) - Hill-Rom Holdings, Incorporation (United States) - Hologic, Inc. (United States) - IDEXX Laboratories Inc (United States) - Illumina, Inc. (United States) - Imris Incorporation (Canada) - Inogen Inc (United States) - Insulet Corporation (United States) - Integra LifeSciences Holdings Corporation (United States) - Invacare Corporation (United States) - IRIDEX Corporation (United States) - Lifeline Scientific, Inc (United States) - Lifeloc Technologies Inc (United States) - Medifocus Inc (Canada) For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/9k2tjj/usacanada
IRIX: 15.94 (+0.16), ILMN: 174.94 (+3.16), HBIO: 2.58 (-0.02), PODD: 42.17 (+0.93), IART: 86.02 (+1.80), IVC: 11.71 (+0.08), IMRS: 0.02 (-0.01), INGN: 59.36 (+1.74), IDXX: 109.56 (+0.99), HRC: 58.99 (+0.93), HOLX: 37.75 (+0.42)
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