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ART To Cut Workforce

Manufacturing.Net - October 29, 2009

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MONTREAL (CP) -- ART Advanced Research Technologies Inc. says it's downsizing its workforce to cut operating costs by 43 percent and exploring strategic options, including a possible sale of some or all assets of the medical device developer.


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