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From the third paragraph: "It will now get rid of the remaining 174 Rapiscan machines, with the company absorbing the cost"
by dsl 14y ago
From the third paragraph:
"It will now get rid of the remaining 174 Rapiscan machines, with the company absorbing the cost"
- rasengan0 14y agouh, did I read that right? CEO Deepak Chopra?! The quantum potential of infinite possibilities... "OSI Systems is “pleased to reach a mutually satisfactory agreement with the TSA” that will involve moving the machines to other government agencies, Chief Executive Officer Deepak Chopra said in a statement. "
- Twisol 14y agoQuoting greenyoda from below: > Note that Deepak Chopra, the CEO of OSI Systems (the scanner manufacturer in the article), is not the same person as Deepak Chopra, the alternative medicine doctor. > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deepak_Chopra_(disambiguation) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deepak_Chopra_(disambiguation)
- rvkennedy 14y agoAnd yet, they're both selling dubious solutions to problems they've invented. What are the odds?
- SatvikBeri 14y ago"Deepak Chopra" is essentially "John Smith" in India. It's unlikely that they're the same person.
- rasengan0 14y agowow. Bloomberg reporting or rather site linking to http://topics.bloomberg.com/deepak-chopra/ http://topics.bloomberg.com/deepak-chopra/ The real OSI CEO: http://www.osi-systems.com/about http://www.osi-systems.com/about
- apaprocki 14y agoJust noticed that as well -- the articles are linked to the wrong ID. I fwd'd to the bloomberg.com team so they should fix it shortly.
- vincefutr23 14y agothe company absorbing the cost of removal, not the wasted original purchase price
- LogicX 14y agoWhich they went on to say was 2.7Million to move them to other departments in the government.
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