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Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk has recruited American pharmaceutical veteran Greg Miley to lead global corporate affairs as the company faces mounting political pressure on drug pricing. The appointment comes during a major restructuring that includes cutting approximately 9,000 positions worldwide.
Novo Nordisk has reportedly hired former AbbVie executive Greg Miley as its new global head of corporate affairs, according to sources familiar with the matter. The appointment comes as the pharmaceutical industry faces increasing scrutiny from the Trump administration over drug pricing policies.
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** Cho Tak Wong, the influential founder of Fuyao Glass, has retired from his role as chairman, marking a significant leadership transition for one of the world’s largest auto glass makers. The 79-year-old billionaire, a symbol of China’s economic rise, will be succeeded by his son, Tso Fai. The company, famous for the Oscar-winning documentary “American Factory,” remains a major global player with substantial investments in the United States. **CONTENT:**