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

Analogic Corp. (ALOG) Has Gapped Up Sharply Following Q2 Report

Analogic Q2 Profit Declines; Declares Dividend - Quick Facts

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9/14/2012 8:50 AM ET

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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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