BERLIN—Siemens AG, the German engineering conglomerate, is readying the most significant step yet in its yearslong restructuring: the listing of a big chunk of its health-care business, estimated to be worth up to $47 billion. The company’s board is expected Wednesday to hammer out more details for its plan—first disclosed last year—to float a minority stake in the unit, which makes medical equipment and provides services for hospitals and diagnostics laboratories. It competes with similar, large units at General Electric...

Source: Wall Street Journal November 28, 2017 17:32 UTC