L'Oréal
Power Moves | Tod’s Menswear Designer Departs, Moda Operandi Names China Managing Director
This week Moda Operandi rolls out China strategy with new hire, while Tod’s menswear veteran departs.
Power Moves | Tod’s Menswear Designer Departs, Moda Operandi Names China Managing Director
This week Moda Operandi rolls out China strategy with new hire, while Tod’s menswear veteran departs.
L'Oreal Names First Female President of Its Biggest Beauty Brand
Viguier-Hovasse, who has been running the company’s Garnier unit, succeeds Pierre-Emmanuel Angeloglou at the head of L'Oreal Paris.
L'Oreal Names First Female President of Its Biggest Beauty Brand
Viguier-Hovasse, who has been running the company’s Garnier unit, succeeds Pierre-Emmanuel Angeloglou at the head of L'Oreal Paris.
L'Oreal to Provide Virtual Make-Up Tech for Amazon
The french cosmetics company struck a deal with Amazon, bringing a makeup-testing feature using augmented reality to the platform.
L'Oreal to Provide Virtual Make-Up Tech for Amazon
The french cosmetics company struck a deal with Amazon, bringing a makeup-testing feature using augmented reality to the platform.
Natura to Buy Avon for About $2 Billion in Stock
The transaction, valued at $3.7 billion, will position the Brazilian cosmetics company as a growing force in the booming global cosmetics and skincare industry.
Natura to Buy Avon for About $2 Billion in Stock
The transaction, valued at $3.7 billion, will position the Brazilian cosmetics company as a growing force in the booming global cosmetics and skincare industry.
Power Moves | Ganni Hires CFO, Bally Names CEO
This week, Ganni appoints Nicholas Yates as chief financial officer from Pandora, while Bally promotes Chief Operating Officer Nicolas Girotto to the role of chief executive.
Power Moves | Ganni Hires CFO, Bally Names CEO
This week, Ganni appoints Nicholas Yates as chief financial officer from Pandora, while Bally promotes Chief Operating Officer Nicolas Girotto to the role of chief executive.
Why Fashion’s Giant Notre-Dame Pledges Are Good for Business
Both LVMH and Kering stand to benefit from their donations to save Notre-Dame, though a political backdrop of populism has raised the risk of a backlash.
Why Fashion’s Giant Notre-Dame Pledges Are Good for Business
Both LVMH and Kering stand to benefit from their donations to save Notre-Dame, though a political backdrop of populism has raised the risk of a backlash.
Hermes CEO Steps Down from L'Oreal Board
The French beauty group said on Thursday that Axel Dumas, the CEO of Birkin-bag maker Hermes, had resigned as a board member as the luxury group starts work on its own line of cosmetics.
Hermes CEO Steps Down from L'Oreal Board
The French beauty group said on Thursday that Axel Dumas, the CEO of Birkin-bag maker Hermes, had resigned as a board member as the luxury group starts work on its own line of cosmetics.
Op-Ed | The Truth About Micro-Influencers
Is small the new big when it comes to influence? The fascination with micro-influencers has certainly been captivating brands and media alike over the last few years, culminating in the emergence of nanoinfluencers late last year.
Op-Ed | The Truth About Micro-Influencers
Is small the new big when it comes to influence? The fascination with micro-influencers has certainly been captivating brands and media alike over the last few years, culminating in the emergence of nanoinfluencers late last year.
L'Oréal Shares Rise After First-Quarter Sales Beat Forecasts
Sales rose 11.4 percent to €7.6 billion, pushing stock up around 1.5 percent, among the biggest gains on Paris' index.
L'Oréal Shares Rise After First-Quarter Sales Beat Forecasts
Sales rose 11.4 percent to €7.6 billion, pushing stock up around 1.5 percent, among the biggest gains on Paris' index.
Luxury Skincare Drives L'Oreal Sales
The beauty conglomerate posted higher-than-expected first-quarter sales, powered by growth in the division that makes luxury cosmetics and strong demand in Asian countries like China and India.
Luxury Skincare Drives L'Oreal Sales
The beauty conglomerate posted higher-than-expected first-quarter sales, powered by growth in the division that makes luxury cosmetics and strong demand in Asian countries like China and India.