Medical device maker Ambu's shares dive after new CEO cuts outlook

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Shares in Danish medical device maker Ambu plunged 18% in early trade on Tuesday after its new chief executive announced cuts to the company's growth prospects for this year and next. The reduction in targets is Chief Executive Officer Juan-José Gonzalez's first big announcement after the former Johnson & Johnson executive took over from Lars Marcher last month.During more than a decade at the helm, Marcher presided over a roughly 5,000 percent rise in the company's..