El próximo 29 de agosto es la fecha tope que la empresa italiana Finmeccanica ha puesto para la recepción de ofertas sobre Ansaldo Breda, el fabricante de trenes, y Ansaldo STS, una empresa puntera en gestión de tráfico y señalización, además de contratista, en transporte ferroviario y tráfico urbano. En esta compañía, que cotiza en Bolsa, Finmeccanica tiene el 40% del capital.
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Las exportaciones del sector a estos dos continentes suponen ya más del 27% de la facturación de las empresas de economía social.
Las 262 cooperativas y sociedades laborales vascas que había en 2012 incrementaron su presencia en los mercados asiático y latinoamericano, ya que las exportaciones a estas dos áreas geográficas representaron el 27,5% de su facturación total.
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The answers Bert Vogelstein needed and feared were in the blood sample.
Vogelstein is among the most highly cited scientists in the world. He was described, in the 1980s, as having broken into “the cockpit of cancer” after he and coworkers at Johns Hopkins University showed for the first time exactly how a series of DNA mutations, adding up silently over decades, turn cells cancerous. Damaged DNA, he helped prove, is the cause of cancer.
Health tech provider Acupera today announced it has raised $4 million in new financing.
Acupera’s system mines data from electronic health records, medical claims, and lab results to provide clinical information to doctors and nurses so that they can provide appropriate care to patients based on their individual needs.
“Acupera offers population health technology that fits seamlessly into existing workflows, supporting doctors and nurses, while improving the way that healthcare organizations care for the entirety of their patient populations,” Acupera CEO Dr. Ronald Razmi said in the statement.
Connecting with the growing myriad of consumer health devices is tiresome and expensive for employers and healthcare organizations, especially if it must be done device by device.
But this is where Validic has found its niche. The company has built a technology platform that connects with a variety of mobile health and in-home devices, wearables and patient healthcare applications.
Validic’s customers include providers, payers, pharmaceutical companies, wellness companies, and health IT vendors. These players need to be able to engage and monitor covered lives through connected consumer health devices as part of their population health efforts.
In case there was any doubt in your mind that the Internet of things (IoT) is the future, here’s another feather in that particular cap: Following the recent launch of its industrial Internet visualization and management software, CyberLightning just pulled in $4.2 million in financing to help the company continue development and implement a stronger marketing push in the international market.
When you think about the Internet of Things (IoT) you likely think of consumer hardware products like smart thermostats, WiFi lightbulbs or Quantified Self gadgets, such as various fitness trackers and other gizmos. CyberLightning, however, is an IoT startup of a different kind. It offers a platform for industrial IoT usage, such as utility companies or other providers of infrastructure, to help them monitor their wares via a 3D user interface that makes complex ‘big data’ easier to get a handle of and which can be mission critical when managing smart city grids and other aspects of the industrial Internet of Things age.
Over the last 12 months we’ve seen an unprecedented explosion of financial deals in the mobile space. That includes a staggering $47 billion in mergers and acquisitions — plus $14 billion in investments.
