Arrow International evolves from needles to heart pumps

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Reading, Penn.-based Arrow International Inc. has developed a new heart-assist device in partnership with physicians at the Hershey Medical School of Pennsylvania State University. The medical devices currently are being used on two heart patients in Germany.

Product introduction, Medical Instruments and Supplies, Medical Instruments & Equipment, Medical Equipment and Supplies Manufacturing, Medical equipment, Arrow International Inc., ARRO

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A founder returns to a firm redefined

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Quakertown, Penn.-based AM Communications Inc. has hired its founder fifteen years after he departed the cable television network monitoring equipment company. Maqbool Qurashi will lead AM Communications' new broadband services division.

Communications Equipment, Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Executive changes & profiles, Telecommunications equipment, AM Communications Inc.

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A Narberth importer has taken wine online; James Weinrott's site has drawn merchants to advertise and connoisseurs to advise. It gets about 2,000 hits a day

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Investors of Wineaccess.com like its founder so much that they've already invested $6 million and plans are for another $20 million now that the site is so successful. It gets about 2,000 visitors per day, according to James Weinrott, founder of the Internet company in Narberth. Knowledgeable store owners can share their information about wine without losing local customers.

Telegraph & other communications, Specialized Telecom Services, Wired Telecommunications Carriers, Services information, Internet services, WineAccess Inc.

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