Lisa Pham
Reporter at Bloomberg News
Journalist and writer. Currently a Bloomberg reporter in London via Hong Kong, New York, Sydney. Previously freelanced for IHT, NYT in Paris. Opinions my own.
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4 days ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Lisa Pham |Eyk Henning
Gerresheimer AG shares slumped the most since the global financial crisis after the cosmetics and medical packaging maker cut its outlook and dividend, dealing a blow to a stock that’s been subject to recent takeover speculation. The shares fell as much as 26%, the most since December 2008, after the company said performance in the cosmetics market continues to be subdued.
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4 days ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Lisa Pham |Eyk Henning
Gerresheimer AG shares slumped the most since the global financial crisis after the cosmetics and medical packaging maker cut its outlook and dividend, dealing a blow to a stock that’s been subject to recent takeover speculation. The shares fell as much as 26%, the most since December 2008, after the company said performance in the cosmetics market continues to be subdued.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Lisa Pham
Hi, it’s Lisa in London, where I’m keeping an eye on the outbreak of a mosquito-borne disease in the Reunion Island, along with challenges facing the vaccine makers. But before we get to that... A clutch of volcanic islands in the Indian Ocean are the real-life battleground between a virus that could ignite a pandemic and the first vaccine to address it. Not everything is going smoothly.
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Lisa Pham
Hi, it’s Lisa in London, where I’ve been learning about a blood test that could substantially speed up the time it takes for endometriosis to be diagnosed. But before we get to that... I’ve been taking the contraceptive pill for years, and during the times when I’ve taken a break from it my periods are heavier and often accompanied by painful stomach cramps. For women suffering from endometriosis, this kind of agony is constant.
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3 weeks ago |
japantimes.co.jp | Lisa Pham
Just northwest of Copenhagen, a cluster of small towns surrounded by trees and lakes is home to three of the world’s biggest hearing-aid manufacturers. The area’s outsized control of the market, which has helped Denmark earn the moniker "Silicon Valley of Sound,” seems set to endure after devices for chronic disabilities were among the rare segments to escape the burn of tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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