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Teledyne Cuts Outlook On Sales Slowdown In Energy Markets

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Thousand Oaks-based Teledyne Technologies said this morning that it is cutting its outlook for the third quarter and full year, due to decline in sales in energy-related products. The company also blamed a strong U.S. dollar and "challenging" capital spending environment impacting its results.

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Nexsan Names Sales Head

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Thousand Oaks-based Nexsan, a developer of storage hardware products, has appointed a new Chief Commercial Officer, the firm disclosed Monday. Nexsan said that Michael McGuire has joined the firm, reporting to CEO Philip Black, and will be in charge of worldwide sales, marketing, and business development. READ MORE>>

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Xirrus Adds Calix CEO Russo To Board

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Thousand Oaks-based Xirrus , the developer of wireless networking equipment headed by Dirk Gates, has snagged the CEO of networking equipment maker Calix for its board. At Xircom, Russo was COO and responsible for sales, marketing, development, and manufacturing. READ MORE>>.

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Move Redesigns Realtor.com

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which operates the online home sales site Realtor.com , said today that it has launched a redesigned site, built on a entirely new platform. Move operates the site in a deal with the National Association of Realtors. READ MORE>>.

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Xirrus In Channel Expansion Effort

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Thousand Oaks-based Xirrus , the developer of Wi-Fi access arrays, looks to be a big channel expansion push, saying Thursday that it has expanded its partnership program in Europe, for the enterprise, as well as for schools and universities. Concurrently, the firm said it launched a new enterprise partner program in the U.S.,

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Teledyne Technologies Lops Employees, To Close Facilities

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Thousand Oaks-based Teledyne Technologies , an aerospace and electronics firm, announced Wednesday that the firm has cut six percent of its North American workforce, eliminated salary increases, cut employee stock option awards, and will also close or relocate five of its operating sites, as it looks to cut expenses.

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Bio Roundup: Mylan’s Shock, Hillary’s 3%, Duchenne Lessons & More

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Two days later, it paid AstraZeneca $550 million upfront for the rights to a group of antibiotics either already on the market or in late-stage testing. The deal also includes a $175 million deferred payment due in 2019 and $850 million in downstream payouts tied to regulatory and sales targets.

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