With Economy Uncertain, Bruker Cuts Staff and Waters Consolidates Sales and Support

Jul 15, 2002

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Ostensibly in light of weak economic activity in the US, Waters and Bruker Daltonics both took steps last week to trim their future expenses, with Bruker taking the more drastic step of trimming 10 percent of its workforce.

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