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Samsung Electronics Buys U.S. Medical Device Start-Up

January 29, 2013

Samsung Electronics said its U.S. subsidiary had acquired NeuroLogica, a maker of computed tomography machines, in its latest push into the medical equipment business to take on the likes of General Electric and Philips.
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