Stryker (SYK), the medical technology company that was the victim of a cyberattack earlier this month, has restarted its electronic ordering system and most of its manufacturing, Bloomberg’s Ike Swetlitz reports. “Manufacturing capability is quickly ramping with most of our sites and critical lines restored,” the company said in an emailed statement Thursday. Stryker’s shares are trading up about 2% at $334.21.
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