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International law firm Clifford Chance has advised Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R), the U.S. based private investment firm, on its US$4bn public to privatebid for UDG Healthcare plc (UDG) a leading player in healthcare medical affairs, marketing and advisory services, and in pharma packaging. CD&R intends to combine UDG with Huntsworth, its existing portfolio company acquired in a P2P last year, on which Clifford Chance also advised, to create a set of global solutions to support Pharma and Biotech clients across the life cycle of a drug, from development to launch and beyond patent expiry, ac...

May 06, 2021 Instagram/radioactive.pigeon What do disparate objects such as bubble tea straws, enoki mushrooms, garlic peel and prawn shells have in common? If you ask makeup artist Julia Lee, she will tell you that these items have all formed the basis of her work. Placed across the eyelids and lips, these objects take on a new life as eyeshadows, eyeliners and lipsticks, creating unconventional makeup looks that blur the line between kitschy and artsy. A UIUX designer by profession, Lee started her beauty Instagram account @radioactive.pigeon about two years ago to chronicle her bold a...

two movies about the White House being overtaken by terrorists. Unfortunately, the overly serious Olympus Has Fallen spawned a trilogy and the goofy, fun White House Down did not. It’s our loss, really. Only one of these movies has scenes where Channing Tatum pulls a gun on a squirrel, does donuts on the White House Lawn, and has a plucky daughter that saves the day in a scene too ridiculous to spoil here. It’s a ’90s throwback from the king of ’90s disaster schlock himself, Roland Emmerich — and at the same time, weirdly prescient. Because the bad guys in White House Down aren�...

When Heather was 13, she dreamed of meeting a boyfriend. She didn’t want anything too special, just a pretty boy who shared her interests. When she finally entered high school, she thought she’d find the perfect guy — but no such boy arrived. So she started dreaming about bumping into her imaginary crush while out shopping for books, similar to the stories that she used to read in her favorite shojo manga. That’s when she started looking for love in the Barnes & Noble manga section. She fantasized, What would happen if I met someone in this very aisle? This is the legacy of the manga...

The Road Home By Sophia McDonald Knudsen Vineyards may not be a household name in the same way as other Oregon wine brands celebrating a golden anniversary this year, yet it has played a pivotal role in some of the region’s best-known wine success stories. From the top of her family’s 228-acre property, Page Knudsen Cowles, the winery’s managing partner, has a commanding view of the vines that provided fruit to pioneering still and sparkling wine producers. It is also a fitting setting to reflect on what has been a second home to her and her three brothers — Colin, David and Cal Jr. �...