UK drugmaker GSK (LSE: GSK) ended Tuesday’s trading more than 2% higher after announcing its first-quarter financial results.
The London-based company delivered first-quarter turnover of £7.52 billion ($10.07 billion) and core profit of £0. 45 per share, narrowly topping analysts' expectations of £7.42 billion and £0.41 per share, respectively.
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