Ulta Beauty bets on small store format for post-pandemic growth

Published: 20-Oct-2021
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The American retailer will also invest in augmented reality technology to blur digital brand content and in-store shopping

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Ulta Beauty, America's largest cosmetics retailer, has unveiled its long-term growth strategy.

The 31-year-old company revealed

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