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Medical device maker Boston Scientific says it lost money in the first quarter due to charges but adjusted results topped Wall Street expectations, sending shares...
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Medical device maker Boston Scientific says its loss widened in the fourth quarter on writedowns from its three-year-old acquisition of rival Guidant.
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A federal appeals court on Thursday sided with Johnson & Johnson in a long-running patent dispute against rival Boston Scientific over technology used in their...
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Boston Scientific said Wednesday the Food and Drug Administration has lifted some restrictions imposed more than two years due to quality control problems.
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Boston Scientific says its net loss narrowed in the third quarter, though sales declined, as it posted lower special charges in the quarter.
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Boston Scientific says its net loss narrowed in the third quarter, though sales declined, as it posted lower special charges in the quarter.
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