Gabriela Mello
Gabriela Mello is an editor at Bloomberg, where she covers UK business news. She provides a morning roundup of key developments in the UK business scene, focusing on important announcements and trends. Prior to joining Bloomberg, she held various reporting positions at other news outlets. Her work has primarily focused on finance and economics, with a special interest in the impact of globalization on developing countries.
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