Rosetta Genomics Makes $2M Buy
Rosetta Genomics in Princeton on April 9 announced it has acquired fellow molecular diagnostics company CynoGen Inc., doing business as PersonalizeDx, from Prelude Corporation, a medical diagnostics company, a subsidiary of venture capital firm Fjord Ventures, both in Laguna Hills, California, for about $2 million in cash and stock.
April 16, 2015 at 02:15 PM
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Rosetta Genomics Makes $2M Buy
Rosetta Genomics in Princeton on April 9 announced it has acquired fellow molecular diagnostics company CynoGen Inc., doing business as PersonalizeDx, from Prelude Corporation, a medical diagnostics company, a subsidiary of venture capital firm Fjord Ventures, both in Laguna Hills, California, for about $2 million in cash and stock.
|Hill International Makes Acquisition
Marlton-based Hill International, a provider of risk management services for the construction field, announced on April 15 its acquisition of international project management company IMS Proje Yonetimi ve Danismanlik A.S., based in Istanbul.
|Sealed Air Acquires Intellibot
Sealed Air Corp., the Elmwood Park-based manufacturer of Bubble Wrap, on April 15 announced it has acquired Portland, Oregon-based Intellibot Robotics, a maker of robotic floor cleaners. Intellibot will join Sealed Air's Diversey Care division, which makes TASKI floor-cleaning machines.
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