Speculation mounts that Avon may become a buyout target
As Avon shares hit a year low this week, speculation is mounting that the company may become a buyout target over weak financial results and an executive bribery scandal in China.
Archives for November 16, 2011
New device in development to measure viscosity could save time and money
Researchers have developed a new device that can measure and predict how liquids flow under different conditions, which will ensure that consumer products such as cosmetic products and make-up are of the right consistency, saving time and money.
Inter Parfums expect brand focus and new launches to pay off in 2012
Fragrance maker Inter Parfums has announced its initial guidance for 2012 stating that focus on key brands is expected to bring the most success for the company.
L’Oréal has no control over Oxford Uni sponsored marketing role
A job advert from the University of Oxford which infers that its L’Oréal professor of marketing will carry out work for the cosmetics giant has been ‘unfortunately phrased’ according to the university after concerns had been voiced over academic freedom.
Guy-lashes launched for image conscious men
UK-based brand Eylure has launched a new range of false eyelashes for men in response to a rise in image conscious male consumers, targeting those willing to buy the latest products to improve their appearance.
Growth in packaging stabilizers driven by need for heat and light protection
Significant growth in the market for plastic stabilizers is being driven by the need to protect consumer products such as personal care and cosmetics from light and heat.
IMCD strengthens in APAC again with new Singapore HQ
Specialty chemicals company IMCD has continued its strategy of strengthening in the Asia-Pacific region by opening its regional headquarters in Singapore and strengthening the team there.