
Rachel Phua
Journalist at Freelance
@business earnings specialist | Works in: @CNBC @nikkeiasia @thenation @theprospect @dallasnews | @columbiajourn data-j grad |[email protected]
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1 week ago |
japantimes.co.jp | Chloe Meley |Maggie Shiltagh |Rachel Phua
Ashton Hall’s morning routine involves dunking his head in iced Saratoga Spring Water. For the company that sells the bottled water — Hall’s brand of choice for drinking, brushing his teeth and submerging himself — that’s fantastic news. "We’re so thankful to this incredible fitness influencer called Ashton Hall,” Saratoga-owner Primo Brands’s CEO Robbert Rietbroek said on an earnings call after Hall’s morning routine video went viral.
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1 week ago |
taipeitimes.com | Chloe Meley |Maggie Shiltagh |Rachel Phua
by Chloe Meley, Maggie Shiltagh and Rachel Phua / Bloomberg Ashton Hall’s morning routine involves dunking his head in iced Saratoga Spring Water. For the company that sells the bottled water — Hall’s brand of choice for drinking, brushing his teeth and submerging himself — that is fantastic news.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberglinea.com | Chloe Meley |Maggie Shiltagh |Rachel Phua |Cornell Watson
Bloomberg — La rutina matutina de Ashton Hall consiste en sumergir la cabeza en agua helada Saratoga Spring Water. Para la empresa que vende el agua embotellada -la marca elegida por Hall para beber, lavarse los dientes y sumergirse- es una noticia fantástica.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Chloe Meley |Maggie Shiltagh |Rachel Phua
(Bloomberg) -- Ashton Hall’s morning routine involves dunking his head in iced Saratoga Spring Water. For the company that sells the bottled water — Hall’s brand of choice for drinking, brushing his teeth and submerging himself — that’s fantastic news. “We’re so thankful to this incredible fitness influencer called Ashton Hall,” Saratoga-owner Primo Brands Corp.’s Chief Executive Officer Robbert Rietbroek said on an earnings call after Hall’s morning routine video went viral.
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberglinea.com | Rachel Phua
Bloomberg — El ultra-lujo está perdiendo su brillo - y los competidores de nivel medio lo están capitalizando. El líder del sector, LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE, que registró unas ventas más débiles de lo esperado en el último trimestre, fue acusado de vender por US$2.800 un bolso de Dior cuya fabricación cuesta unos US$60.
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