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Mona Kattan’s Kayali teams up with Calm to make wellbeing tools more accessible
The fragrance brand is giving customers three months of free access to Calm’s Premium membership with every purchase made throughout May, enabling them to access the app’s guided meditations, sleep stories and mindfulness tools
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India is the new beauty powerhouse that can no longer be ignored
Between make-up brand Charlotte Tilbury opening its first-ever Indian flagship, to Unilever and Estée Lauder Companies investing in homegrown brands, all eyes are on India. But what is behind the country’s explosive growth, and can it be maintained?
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Analysis: L’Oréal’s growth gameplan for acquisitions Creed, Balenciaga and Bottega Veneta
After completing a blockbuster deal with Kering, L’Oréal will use these newly acquired brands to fuel growth of its Luxe division like it did with YSL Beauté, but the bet does not come without risks. Cosmetics Business investigates L’Oréal’s roadmap
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Estée Lauder Companies to cut up to 3,000 more jobs in ‘pivotal’ year for turnaround
A strong Q3 for Estée Lauder Companies (ELC) has prompted an upgrade to the beauty giant’s outlook for the full 2026 fiscal year, signalling progress in its ‘Beauty Reimagined’ turnaround plan, which will now see up to 10,000 jobs cut