Company
Stryker Corporation is a Michigan-based medical technology company making orthopedic implants, surgical equipment, and neurovascular products for hospitals.
Former Stryker team leader sues, alleging he was fired eight days after using FMLA leave the company had approved. His complaint is built largely from Stryker's own leave approvals and a same-day report to HR, so one supervisor's handling of that leave is now the company's legal exposure.
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A network outage has blocked order processing and shipping since August 25, with no restoration date. The exposure lands in operating rooms as much as in the vendor's incident response room.
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Mutation testing needs a function to mutate, so the YAML and Terraform that gate production go untested. canfail edits an anchored string in those files, runs your check and reports whether it failed for the reason you declared.
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A conformance suite hashed a repository, killed mutmut, cosmic-ray, Stryker and PIT at the instant a source file went dirty, then hashed again. One of the four came back mutated, and a plain SIGTERM was enough to do it.
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A dev.to how-to proposes four CI gates for LLM-written tests: execution, coverage, mutation, drift. Read the sample configs line by line and two of them would let through a test that asserts nothing.
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The device maker told regulators that an August 25 intrusion halted order processing and manufacturing, and the next company figure on the year comes with third-quarter results on October 28, 64 days after the incident was identified.
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The iShares U.S. Medical Devices ETF holds nearly 43% of assets in ABT, ISRG and SYK, which at 34 times earnings works out to a 2.9% earnings yield with under a fifth of it reaching holders as cash.
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A payments agent reported success on an HTTP 200 whose body said declined. The output check passed. Injecting the fault on purpose scored the suite at 0 percent.
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A government test used the SGT STOUT package on a Stryker's existing hardware to defeat simulated Group 1 and Group 2 targets. The procurement implication is the interesting part.
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Minnesota's 30-plus plants and the FBI's seven states point at small municipal operators, and at a suspected Iranian campaign that no longer looks opportunistic.
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