Bothell Medical Device Maker, Verathon Inc. Part of $356 Million Buyout

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Bothell Medical Device Maker, Verathon Inc. (JOBS) Part of $356 Million Buyout
11/17/2009

Verathon, a 25-year-old Bothell medical device maker founded by electrical engineer and Vietnam veteran Gerald McMorrow, has been sold as part of what appears to be a blockbuster, multi-million dollar deal. Sarasota, Florida-based Roper Industries -- which describes itself as a "diversified growth company" -- on Friday said it was buying Verathon as well as traffic software and hardware company United Toll Services for a combined $356 million.

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