Here are six key notes on dental companies from the last week.
FORTUNE ranked Henry Schein first in the Wholesalers: Health Care industry for its "World's Most Admired Companies" list. This year marks Henry's Schein's third consecutive year placing number one in this category.
3M granted six first-year nursing students at Kishwaukee College in Malta, Ill., stethoscopes. 3M provided the stethoscopes as part of 3M's Community Support Group, a local 3M arm that provides charitable assistance and support, according to Daily Chronicle.
Goldman Sachs raised DENTSPLY's price objective from $56.00 to $57.00, according to The Vista Voice. The firm has a "neutral" rating on DENTSPLY stock.
In conjunction with Got Your 6 and NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Danica Patrick, Aspen Dental will host its third annual Healthy Mouth Movement. As part of the program, Aspen Dental is launching its "MouthMobile" tour, which travels around the country and provides free dental care to veterans across the United States.
Zacks upgraded Danaher shares from a "sell" to a "hold" rating, according to The Vista Voice.
On Feb. 26, Heartland Dental is hosting a job fair and is seeking business assistants, dental assistants and hygienists in Northern Virginia, according to Reston Now.
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