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Shery Ahn

Shery Ahn

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Anchor and Correspondent, Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia

New York

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Arts & Life , Politics , Local News

Doesn’t Cover

consumer affairs, consumer finance

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Industries

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Content

Total articles 462

  • South Korea’s Amorepacific Weighs Faster US Manufacturing Pivot

    By Sohee Kim Verified, Shery Ahn Verified| Bloomberg News Verified (Bloomberg) -- South Korea’s leading cosmetics maker Amorepacific Corp. is accelerating efforts to bring manufacturing to the US as Donald Trump’s tariff blitz threatens to upend the company’s reliance on its major manufacturing hubs in Asia. The urgency comes as the South Korean cosmetic giant currently relies heavily on China and South Korea for production, making it vulnerable to Trump’s reciprocal duties on major trading partners.

    By Sohee Kim Verified, Shery Ahn Verified · Bloomberg News

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Bank of America CEO willing to hire in Japan amid revival

    By Lisa Du Verified, Shery Ahn Verified| The Japan Times Verified X Facebook LinkedIn Reddit Bluesky Threads Email Print Bookmark story Copy link Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan said he’s willing to add employees in Japan as the local economy picks up after decades of deflation. The return of price and wage growth, rising interest rates and corporate reforms are spurring activity in the country, Moynihan said in an interview in Tokyo on Friday.

    By Lisa Du Verified, Shery Ahn Verified · The Japan Times

    Mar. 07, 2025

  • South Korea’s Amorepacific Weighs Faster US Manufacturing Pivot

    By Sohee Kim Verified, Shery Ahn Verified| Bloomberg News Verified (Bloomberg) -- South Korea’s leading cosmetics maker Amorepacific Corp. is accelerating efforts to bring manufacturing to the US as Donald Trump’s tariff blitz threatens to upend the company’s reliance on its major manufacturing hubs in Asia. The urgency comes as the South Korean cosmetic giant currently relies heavily on China and South Korea for production, making it vulnerable to Trump’s reciprocal duties on major trading partners.

    By Sohee Kim Verified, Shery Ahn Verified · Bloomberg News

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia