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Every day in this country, peoples lives are saved by amaze agmedical inventions. today we re highlighting some of the most innovativinnovative. here is fast company magazine, bob safe yen out with its top most innovative companies can of 2011. these are companies doing things about the future, b, you might want to work for these companies and invest in them when they become investable. i want to highlight three of those companies in the medical industry. bob, start with the sincardia, manufactures an fda approved completely artificial heart. 5.7 million americans suffer from heart failure. the total artificial heart is right now used as a bridge device for people who need heart ....
Came in third followed by the about to teleport and be investable. no jeddi hand trick. the dow opens at 12,233 after gaining 71 points. the s&p inched up 5 points and the nasdaq gained 13. in tokyo the nikkei shed 18 points while in hong kong the hang seng tumbled 320. well, toyota officials are breathing a sigh of relief after a 10-month federal investigation concluded that faulty electronics did not cause toyota vehicles to accelerate out of control. the federal probe confirmed toyota s own findings for which it s already recalled 8 million toyota and lexus cars, fixing sticky gas pedals or improperly fitted floor mats blaming toyota for sudden acceleration. its longest winning streak ....
really. adding insult to injury. mike siedel, thank you. president obama is turning to another high profile business leader to boost his economic team. today he officially announced that the general electric ceo jeff emmelt as the head of the council on jobs and competitiveness. emmelt said he ll focus on returning manufacturing jobs to the u.s. he also goes on to write there is noggin vestable about america s declining manufacturing competitiveness if we work together to reverse it. john harwood is our chief political correspondent and writer for the new york times. he joins me to talk about this. general electric, we should also mention is the current owner of msnbc and cnbc. why do you think the president went ahead to make this pick of jeff immelt and why now because paul volker is out now. reporter: i think what the president was doing is transitioning this advisory board from a period in which he was focused on propping up and ....