
By James Stocklasar Thomas Jr. : Here is Zalicus ( ZLCS ) at a discount. Recent 12 Month Low $0.72/share closing at $0.77/share (18 May 2012) Breaking its previous mid-80 cent low, Zalicus has fallen, but on the heels of ZERO negative news. Zalicus has simply fallen because the market is bearish.
May 22 (Reuters) - Covidien International Finance SA on Tuesday sold $1.25 billion of notes ..... Bank were the joint bookrunning managers for the sale. BORROWER: COVIDIEN INTERNATIONAL FINANCE TRANCHE 1 AMT $600 MLN COUPON 1.35 PCT MATURITY
By Stephen Simpson : Med-tech isn't much different than any other sector of the market; when the growth goes, so do the investors. While the widespread slowdowns in multiple key businesses have definitely dented Medtronic's ( MDT ) recent growth, it's not as though the stock may seem to be an ...
May 22 (Reuters) - Covidien Finance International SA: * Moodys assigns baa1 rating to covidiens new senior note offering; stable
May 22 - Fitch Ratings has assigned an 'A' rating to Covidien International Finance S.A.'s (CIFSA) proposed senior unsecured notes. Proceeds will be used to refinance the $500 million senior...
UNH and WellPoint WLP, biotech companies such as Amgen AMGN, and medical-device firms such as Medtronic MDT and Covidien COV . The fund's heavy exposure to Big Pharma shouldn't by itself deter investors because the subsector weightings are
rating to Mansfield, Mass.-based Covidien PLC's benchmark issuance of unsecured ..... tranches. The debt will be issued by Covidien International Finance S.A., a Luxembourg ..... all of the operating subsidiaries of Covidien PLC. Covidien International is the primary
By Alan Brochstein , CFA: Renal denervation. This is something I had never heard about until St. Jude Medical ( STJ ) mentioned it at their February analyst day after first disclosing it in late 2011 ( press release ). As I include STJ in my Top 20 Model Portfolio , it caught my attention a few ...
* Joins Medtronic, Covidien selling such devices in Europe
measure, a few outliers like Endo Pharmaceuticals ( ENDP ) add devices to the mix, while others like Abbott ( ABT ) and Covidien ( COV ) look to split and spin-off their drug businesses. What's the point? Well, mostly that Teva probably has to