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If you are a GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) investor, you may have noted last week that the FTSE-100 company observed the new name for its consumer health business ‘Haleon’ is from “Hale” (meaning in good health) and “Leon” (which it claimed was associated with strength) and declared it was to be pronounced “Hay-Lee-On”. Enjoy mispronouncing that! Of course the urban dictionary’s definition is a little bit alternative to this… So should GlaxoSmithKline’s shareholders be excited or concerned about July’s upcoming business split of the consumer health and core pharmaceutical business?
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