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  • Digital reinvention

    Dan Mack examines recent research by McKinsey that reveals the steps companies have taken to exit declining businesses and invest in digital reinvention
  • New on-trend beauty launches keep consumers engaged and purchasing

    While companies are creating ways to keep consumers engaged during their jaunt down the beauty aisle, innovative products are what looks to bring them to the point of purchase.
  • Olly unveils new bars

    Olly's protein bars provide a nutritious, well-rounded snack filled with plant protein, fiber and real food from whole grains, seeds and nuts, the company said.
  • Delivery methods, natural ingredients drive innovation in sun care

    Even though people know they should use sunscreen to prevent sunburn, signs of aging and skin cancer, they will point to various reasons for not using protection.
  • Selling seasonal

    While customers often make a shopping trip to pick up their traditional standby items, today’s consumer also loves an unexpected product that is on-trend. Seasonal items can be both traditional and trendy, and they can round out a retailer’s private-brand offerings to reap rewards.
  • Maybelline taps Josephine Skriver as newest spokesmodel

    Josephine Skriver’s first Maybelline New York campaign will be for the Super Cushion 2-in-1, which will launch May 2018.
  • Fueling consumers’ gains

    The sports nutrition segment represents a significant opportunity for retailers, with SPINS reporting that protein supplements alone accounted for almost $4 billion in mass retail and specialty outlet sales last year — but is it worth the potential headache?
  • Heritage Pharmaceuticals makes leadership changes

    The company appointed William S. Marth to the role of president and chief executive officer of North America and Europe, and John W. Denman was named president.
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