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Friday, August 26, 2016

St. Jude Medical Rejects Short-Seller’s Allegations : bloomberg





As it stated in bloomberg

St. Jude Medical Rejects Short-Seller's Allegations

St. Jude Medical Rejects Short-Seller's Allegations
St. Jude Medical Rejects Short-Seller's Allegations
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coupled with thestreet

St. Jude Medical (STJ) Stock Down, Credit Suisse: Shares Likely to Remain Pressured

St. Jude Medical (STJ) Stock Down, Credit Suisse: Shares Likely to Remain Pressured
St. Jude Medical (STJ) Stock Down, Credit Suisse: Shares Likely to Remain Pressured



furthermore muddywatersresearch

MW is Short St. Jude Medical (STJ:US)

MW is Short St. Jude Medical (STJ:US)
MW is Short St. Jude Medical (STJ:US)
Muddy Waters Capital is short St. Jude Medical, Inc. (STJ US).There is a strong possibility that close to half of STJ's revenue is about to disappear for approximately two years.STJ's pacemakers, ICDs, and CRTs might – and in our view, should – be recalled and remediated.


by the same token on startribune

St. Jude Medical sharply criticizes short seller's attack on its cybersecurity

St. Jude Medical sharply criticizes short seller's attack on its cybersecurity
St. Jude Medical sharply criticizes short seller's attack on its cybersecurity
St. Jude Medical briefly halted trading of its stock Friday while it lambasted a short-seller's report claiming the company had sold hundreds of thousands of heart devices with serious cybersecurity flaws.Doctors and government regulators said it's still too early to know if the claims are true.The Food and Drug Administration confirmed Friday that is working with the Homeland Security Department to investigate claims made by an investment group called Muddy Waters that St. Jude Medical pacemakers and defibrillators are unusually vulnerable to computer hacking, which could disable the lifesaving machines.


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