Interesting Stocks To Watch - September 14 (TSRA, ALOG)

Analogic To Cut About 140 Jobs As Part Of Restructuring

Analogic Corp. (ALOG) Rose Sharply On Q2 Earnings News

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Tessera Technologies Inc. (TSRA: Quote) issued financial guidance for the third quarter.

- Sees Q3 total revenue in the range of $66.5 mln - $69 mln, an increase of about 8% - 12% from the prior quarter.

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Medical imaging and aviation security systems company Analogic Corp. (ALOG: Quote) Thursday reported higher-than-expected profit for the fourth-quarter, reflecting strong revenues and improved operating margin.

- Expects high single-digit organic revenue growth for FY13.

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