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Tolion Health AI (DVA) appointed Gregory J. Moore, MD, PhD, to its board on January 6, 2026, strengthening clinical, AI, regulatory, and global growth expertise.

Dr. Moore brings experience leading health and life-sciences teams at Microsoft and Google, board service at DaVita and Fortive, and academic and clinical credentials. Tolion highlighted its 2025 US launch of Tolion Brain Coach on the Apple App Store, recent fundraising, and US/Europe infrastructure growth. Near-term priorities include user growth, Apple Health interoperability, an Android release, Garmin integration, and partnerships with labs, health plans, and specialty providers.

Fluke (NYSE:FTV) on November 3, 2025 announced CalStudio, a SaaS calibration-management platform that centralizes procedures, data, and collaboration for calibration labs.

CalStudio uses the Cubyt technical database to provide web access to standardized, always-current methods, remove local installations, simplify procedure authoring with low-code drag-and-drop tools, and let technicians run authored procedures anywhere. A livestream about CalStudio is scheduled for November 5, 2025 at 12:00 PM ET.

Fortive (NYSE: FTV) announced that Olumide Soroye, President and Chief Executive Officer, will present at the Baird 2025 Global Industrial Conference on Tuesday, November 11, 2025 at 4:05 p.m. CT (5:05 p.m. ET).

The presentation audio will be webcast live and the archive will be available on www.fortive.com.

Fluke (FTV) — Oct. 30, 2025: Survey of 600 manufacturing leaders finds 61% experienced unplanned downtime in the past year, costing the sector up to $852M per week. Respondents report frequent incidents (48% report 6–10 weekly; 19% report 11–20 weekly) and long durations (45% up to 12 hours; 15% up to 72 hours). At an average cost of $1.7M per hour, a single incident can reach $42.6M in losses. Large enterprises show higher exposure. The survey highlights fragmented digital spending on predictive maintenance, digital twins, and condition monitoring.

Fortive (NYSE: FTV) reported Q3 2025 continuing-operations results: revenue $1.03B (+2.3% reported; core +1.9%), GAAP diluted EPS $0.35 (+9.4%) and adjusted diluted EPS $0.68 (+15.3%).

Adjusted EBITDA was $309M (30.1% margin, +10.4%). The company executed $1.0B of share repurchases (21M shares, ~6% of diluted shares) and raised full-year 2025 adjusted EPS guidance to $2.63–$2.67 from $2.50–$2.60. TTM GAAP operating cash flow was $1,019M and TTM free cash flow $922M. The press release notes the June 28 PT separation and that discontinued operations are excluded.

Fortive (NYSE: FTV) has scheduled its third quarter 2025 earnings conference call for Wednesday, October 29, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. ET. The one-hour call will be accompanied by a slide presentation and webcast on the company's investor relations website.

Participants can join via webcast at www.fortive.com under the "Investors" section, or by phone at 877-407-3110 (U.S.) or 215-268-9915 (international). A replay will be available through the website and by calling 877-660-6853 (U.S.) or 201-612-7415 (international) using Access ID: 13756329.

Fluke Corporation (NYSE:FTV) has launched the GFL-1500 Ground Fault Locator, an innovative tool designed to help solar technicians quickly and safely locate ground faults in solar systems. The device uses non-contact tracing technology to reduce the need for multiple disconnections and individual string testing.

Ground faults, which accounted for 4.0% of workplace electrical fatalities from 2011-2023, have been a persistent challenge in utility-scale solar installations. The GFL-1500 is compatible with 1500V PV systems and combines a signal-producing transmitter with non-contact detection capabilities to pinpoint fault locations efficiently. This innovation comes as solar generation saw a 30% global growth last year, highlighting the increasing need for efficient maintenance solutions.

Fluke Corporation (NYSE:FTV) has launched the GFL-1500 Ground Fault Locator, an innovative tool designed to help solar technicians quickly and safely locate ground faults in solar systems. This breakthrough technology uses non-contact tracing to reduce the need for multiple disconnections and individual string testing.

The device combines a signal-producing transmitter with non-contact detection capabilities to pinpoint active ground faults in complex arrays. Ground faults, which accounted for 4.0% of U.S. workplace electrical fatalities from 2011-2023, have been a significant challenge in utility-scale solar systems, causing costly downtime and reduced energy output.

The launch comes as solar generation saw a 30% global growth last year, making efficient fault detection crucial for maintaining clean energy production.