DXCM and smart ring maker, OURA, join forces to help individuals make informed decisions regarding diet, exercise and overall well-being.
If you want to monitor your vital signs like an Olympic athlete, you should welcome a pact between glucose-monitor vendor DexCom and Oura smart rings.
Tom Hale, Oura CEO, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the company's new partnership with Dexcom, glucose monitors, and much more.
Medical device maker Dexcom said on Tuesday it will invest $75 million in Ōura's latest funding round, valuing the smart ring maker at over $5 billion.
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This medical device company is down but not out.
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Investors likely felt that with a compelling new product on the market, the company should have posted more meaningful growth.
DexCom, Inc. DXCM reported better-than-expected third-quarter results on Thursday.
DXCM's third-quarter 2024 earnings and revenues surpass expectations, fueled by global growth in CGM adoption, strong Sensor sales and expansion into new markets.
DexCom's U.S. revenue declines 2% in the third quarter from a year earlier.
DexCom's stock has declined 35% since my last bearish article, validating my "Sell" rating, though past bearish calls were incorrect as the stock previously doubled and tripled. Q3 results showed disappointing 2% revenue growth and a 26% decline in operating income, with U.S. revenue down 1.6% but international revenue up 11.8%. Increased competition from Medtronic and Abbott Laboratories, along with slowing growth rates, raises concerns about Dexcom's ability to maintain its market share.