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BUZZ-GlaxoSmithKline: UBS downgrade, stock going ex-div hit shares

Thu, 14th May 2015 07:53

** Drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline down 3 percent, hit bytrading ex-dividend and downgrade to "neutral" from "buy" bybrokerage UBS

** UBS analyst Alexandra Hauber says GSK's 2020 pharmaoutlook implies a sharp deterioration of pharma profit margin,excluding the HIV business ViiV, with ViiV blockbuster profitsappearing to cross-subsidise low profits elsewhere

** Britain's biggest pharmaceuticals group set out itsstrategy and long-term goals last week, following a re-shapingof the group after $20 billion-plus asset swap with Novartis (RM: ben.hirschler.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net)

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