P&G Streamlining Could Cut $12 Billion Beauty Slice To Coty
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Coty could growing its global beauty presence significantly by acquiring P&G's Wella and Clairol hair-care businesses, CoverGirl and Max Factor makeup lines and prestige fragrance licenses in a deal rumored to be in the works.
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