...Mass.-based Zoll Medical Corp., which makes defibrillators and employs some 1,800 workers in the U.S. and around the world, says the medical device tax will cost the company between $5 million and $10 million a year. Its profit in 2009 was $9.5 million. “Running our company at close to break even would not be a sustainable position for us,” CEO Richard Packer said in a public statement, “so we will be forced to look at alternatives.”
Plenty more stories of other firms contemplating either serious cutbacks OR simply moving out of the US altogether.
HT: Malkin
It's part of the plan.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how Jeff Immelt feels about it? Although he'd have to crawl out from under Obamas desk to notice.
ReplyDeleteThis is why Immelt is sending his Wisconsin operations overseas.
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