Business
Siemens-Pacesetter, a Sylmar-based heart pacemaker company, said it plans to appeal a decision by a federal court in Illinois that it has infringed on a patent held by its chief competitor, Medtronic Inc. of Minneapolis.
Oct. 3, 1991
Oct. 1, 1991
Electronics giant Siemens AG said Wednesday that it is taking over Nixdorf Computer AG, ending a long family reign that turned Nixdorf into West Germany’s second-largest computer manufacturer.
Jan. 11, 1990
Technology Blog
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Nov. 23, 2011
In mid-August, Siemens-Pacesetter Inc., a Sylmar manufacturer of heart pacemakers, got federal approval to start selling its latest pacemaker, the Synchrony.
Oct. 31, 1989
Technology and the Internet
The joining of their network equipment units would create one of the largest telecom companies. It follows a wave of consolidations.
June 20, 2006
World & Nation
Siemens-Pacesetter said it received approval from the federal Food and Drug Administration to market a new pacemaker.
Sept. 5, 1989
California
Awarding one of the largest transit contracts of the decade, Metropolitan Transportation Authority officials Wednesday granted a $205-million contract to a German-U.S. team that promises to create local jobs building cars for the 20-mile Green Line.
July 29, 1993
Leaders of San Diego Data Processing Corp. agreed Tuesday to delay the award of a multimillion-dollar contract for a new city-government telephone system after an afternoon of withering scrutiny from City Council members unhappy with the selection process.
May 17, 1989